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Kochi, Kerala, India.
This elderly man stood outside a church in Kochi. He asked me for some money and I asked him if I could take his picture. He looked like he was in pain so I asked him about it and he replied, "No pain, just hungry."
It's something to think about.
(View large on black highly recommended)
I had been in the back yard taking pictures for a while when my daugher melodramatically declared that she was "dying of hunger", at which point she slowly crumpled to the ground and laid there smiling up at me, waiting for me to take the hint. Guess it's time for pizza.
The bar at the Montage Beverly Hills.
2015 Beyond Hunger: A Place at the Table
September 18, 2015
Photo by Lacey West, courtesy of Heifer International
Iranians in Toronto in solidarity with Ganji!
Journalists and activists in solidarity with Ganji!
Akbar Ganji , an Iranian investigative journalist is on
his 38th day of hunger strike currently going on in
Evin prison. His only crime is his article about
linking top officials in murdering writers and
political dissidents in Iran known as ? The chain
murdering ?. Akbar ganji himself in his latest 2nd
letter writes:
This candle is going out, but this voice will bring
louder voices!
489 College St., @ College and Bathurst
The Hunger is a biannual magazine from photographer and publisher, Rankin. 500 pages and not that much ads. Worth checking. Stunning photos too.
All numbers comes with two different covers. One with male and other with female model. Male version was 2,10€ cheaper in local bookstore. I demand equality :)
Thanks for mentioning this MarkoO!
Union Labour Minister (now Late) Sahib Singh offering juice to break my hunger strike at the Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, to protest against new agency Press Trust of India. [2002]
2015 Beyond Hunger: A Place at the Table
September 18, 2015
Photo by Rachel Elias, courtesy of Heifer International
Day 20 of the Purdue Hunger Strike to end sweat-shop production of Purdue apparel. Having received word that President Jischke will again defer signing the Designated Suppliers Program (DSP), and after marching up and down the Administration Building's steps, one starving striking student feels the hunger. This is the last photograph of Nathan Jun just before he collapses at the steps of Jischke's door. SIGN THE DSP NOW!
bookmark received from Spencerette
for the Swap-bot swap, "Quote Bookmarks" in the District 13 group
www.swap-bot.com/swap/show/112423
front of the bookmark featuring Katniss, Gale, and Peeta
Dimensions: Large Scale
Material: astroturf, limestone, glass, metal, etc.
Provenance: Battery Park City
Designed by: Brian Tolle
"The Irish Hunger Memorial (which takes its name from the Irish term for the famine of 1845-52, "An Gorta Mor," The Great Hunger) stands on a half-acre site at the corner of Vesey Street and North End Avenue in Battery Park City, between the Embassy Suites Hotel and the Hudson River. The 96' x 170' Memorial, which contains stones from each of Ireland's 32 counties, is elevated on a limestone plinth. Along the base are bands of texts separated by layers of imported Kilkenny limestone. The limestone is more than 300 million years old and contains fossils from the ancient Irish seabed. The text, which combines the history of the Great Famine with contemporary reports on world hunger, is cast as shadow onto illuminated frosted glass panels. From its eastern approach the Memorial appears as a sloping landscape with a pathway inviting visitors to walk upward past a ruined fieldstone cottage and stone walls toward a pilgrim's standing stone. At the western end of the Memorial, 25 feet above the pavement, a cantilevered overlook offers views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, emblems of America's welcome to the Irish and to all immigrant people." nyc.com
Collection number: 1992.004.5.26
Title: Hunger. For three years America has fought starvation in Belgium. Will you Eat less - wheat - meat - fats and sugar - that we may still send food in ship loads?
Artist: Raleigh
Date of publication: Between 1910-1920
Description: United States Food Administration
Notes:
Special Collections note:
Dimensions: 73.7 x 53.6 cm
Persistent URL:
Repository: McFarlin Library, Department of Special Collections and University Archives, University of Tulsa. 2933 E. 6th St. Tulsa, Oklahoma 74104-3123
General information about the McFarlin Library, Department of Special Collections and University Archives, University of Tulsa is available at www.utulsa.edu/libraries/mcfarlin/special-collections.aspx
As part of the exhibition BEING , Storefront presented DISRUPT: Croquembouches, an installation-banquet on the connections and connotations between Food and Architecture. The event follow a day-long installation by Savinien Carcostea, which included an 9-foot tall cone of Croquembouches, a traditional French dessert, that was on display at Storefront's gallery throughout the day and offered to visitors in the evening.
7,000 Croquembouches were available for consumption.
"I do not know where it came from or what it is, I assume it was a creation of the makuta, but it is here now and persists despite all efforts I do not know how long we can escape it's hunger."
Apr 4, 2013 - Monthly demo organised by the London Guantanamo Campaign as the mass hunger strike at the US internment and torture camp enters its ninth week.