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Opening reception and performance (at 5pm) for Inaction, a new sculptural and performance-based installation by Brendan Fernandes.
Photography by Rich Marinelli
Hanging around wondering if we were going to be shut down or not. Tall guy is Giles. Between him and Xander is our Willow.
Opening reception and performance (at 5pm) for Inaction, a new sculptural and performance-based installation by Brendan Fernandes.
Photography by Rich Marinelli
Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 10pm
Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery
Part performance, part dance party, the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery transformed into a night club in this event choreographed by artist Brendan Fernandes.
Photos by Richard Marinelli.
Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 10pm
Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery
Part performance, part dance party, the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery transformed into a night club in this event choreographed by artist Brendan Fernandes.
Photos by Richard Marinelli.
Opening reception and performance (at 5pm) for Inaction, a new sculptural and performance-based installation by Brendan Fernandes.
Photography by Rich Marinelli
Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 10pm
Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery
Part performance, part dance party, the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery transformed into a night club in this event choreographed by artist Brendan Fernandes.
Photos by Richard Marinelli.
Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 10pm
Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery
Part performance, part dance party, the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery transformed into a night club in this event choreographed by artist Brendan Fernandes.
Photos by Richard Marinelli.
Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 10pm
Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery
Part performance, part dance party, the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery transformed into a night club in this event choreographed by artist Brendan Fernandes.
Photos by Richard Marinelli.
A theatrical protest in Melbourne against the government and corporate inaction on the climate crisis. Part of Day 4 of Extinction Rebellion's Autumn Rebellion.
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Opening reception and performance (at 5pm) for Inaction, a new sculptural and performance-based installation by Brendan Fernandes.
Photography by Rich Marinelli
Opening reception and performance (at 5pm) for Inaction, a new sculptural and performance-based installation by Brendan Fernandes.
Photography by Rich Marinelli
I couldn't actually spend any time composing this one because I was waiting for a train on a relatively empty platform and the thirty people on the opposite platform were watching me take a photo of two pigeons mating. After this single shot I stopped, but there was definitely more action afterwards.
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JNUSU Call For Action Against Growing Instances of Rape and Molestation!.
Call For ACTION Against Police INACTION and.
4.5.12 Patriarchal Mindset of the Police Forces!.
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DEMAND A SAFER DELHI-NCR FOR WOMEN.
.
Protest Rally 5th May Tomorrow, 11am To 1pm.
Assemble at Ganga Bus Stop at 10 am.
From Mandi House To ITO.
Called by Citizens Collective.
.
Against Sexual Assault.
.
In Delhi alone, according to official reports, one woman is raped every 18 hours, one woman is molested every.
14 hours. 465 rape cases were registered in 2011 (till December 10th). And even the Delhi Commissioner of.
Police, B.K.Gupta accepts that `Not all rape cases get reported'. In the past few months alone, we have heard of.
the most horrific cases of rape, molestation and other sexual assault even in public places..
.
What is most shameful, apart from the actual incidents of sexual harassment and molestation, is the.
attitude of the Delhi Police and others in power who are supposed to ensure punishment for.
perpetrators of violence on women..
.
Just recently, a sting operation by Tehelka revealed that police officers in the NCR region believe most women.
`ask for rape'; they believe that women who wear modern clothes, have male friends, drink alcohol, are divorced,.
etc are all `provoking' men to rape them..
.
The sting also showed how these cops have a deeply ingrained bias against women from `Darjeeling, Nepal,.
North East', saying that these women are all `prostitutes' who falsely complain of rape. We have also seen senior.
police officers like KPS Gill, Chief ministers like Sheila Dixit and Mamata Banerjee, principals of colleges in Delhi.
and elsewhere showing the very same patriarchal biases prevalent in society. We also have official advertisements.
telling us that "real men" should "protect" women and protest against sexual harassment..
.
The fact of the matter is: what we need is NOT patriarchal `protection' for women, but equal access to.
public spaces. Is it not also the same notion of the need to `protect' women which guides men to control their.
sisters' or daughters' friendships, relationships and mobility; to ask their wives to avoid wearing jeans; and to.
commit `honour' crimes? When a woman is sexually harassed or molested, we need to blame the culprits, and.
NOT the victim for dressing `indecently' and thus inviting rape, for being out late at night, or for `daring' to go to.
a pub. Real equality and dignity means that women have an equal right with men to access public spaces and.
workplaces without fear, irrespective of what time it is, what they are wearing, and whether or not they are.
accompanied by male companions, and who those male companions are. In other words, the concern ought.
to be to that of gender equality, rather than the patriarchal ideology of masculine guardianship and.
`protection' of women..
.
Moreover, we need to recognize that sexual harassment and violence are crimes of power, they are.
NOT crimes of `lust'. In several cases, instead of the accused being put on trial, it is the woman complainants.
who face a trial of character and morality. Why does this outrageous injustice happen? Even court verdicts that.
have given severe punishments to rapists claim that rape is motivated by `lust'. But sexual harassment, rape, and.
other forms of sexual violence are not motivated by lust, these crimes are an assertion of patriarchal dominance.
and power..
.
JNUSU appeals to the student community to participate in large numbers in a United Protest Rally.
tomorrow (May 5th) from Mandi House to ITO, to call for action against rape. We demand:.
.
The Commissioner of Police must publicly take responsibility for the statements made by his.
department/officials (as revealed by Tehelka). He must break his silence on the matter, and.
state clearly that sexual assault is a crime that will not be tolerated..
.
The Police must immediately respond to complaints of crimes against women and follow the.
legal process. Action must be taken against police personnel who fail to do this..
.
.
.
Sucheta De, Abhishek Kr Yadav, Ravi Prakash , Mohd Firoz Ahamed,.
.
President, JNUSU Vice- President, JNUSU Gen. Secy., JNUSU Jt. Secy., JNUSU.
..
Opening reception and performance (at 5pm) for Inaction, a new sculptural and performance-based installation by Brendan Fernandes.
Photography by Rich Marinelli
Opening reception and performance (at 5pm) for Inaction, a new sculptural and performance-based installation by Brendan Fernandes.
Photography by Rich Marinelli
.
JNUSU Call For Action Against Growing Instances of Rape and.
Molestation!.
4.5.12.
Call For ACTION Against Police INACTION and.
.
DEMAND A SAFER DELHI-NCR FOR WOMEN.
.
Protest Rally 5th May Tomorrow, 11am To 1pm.
Assemble at Ganga Bus Stop at 10 am.
From Mandi House To ITO.
Called by Citizens Collective.
Against Sexual Assault.
.
In Delhi alone, according to official reports, one woman is raped every 18 hours, one woman is molested every 14.
hours. 465 rape cases were registered in 2011 (till December 10th). And even the Delhi Commissioner of Police,.
B.K.Gupta accepts that `Not all rape cases get reported'. In the past few months alone, we have heard of the most.
horrific cases of rape, molestation and other sexual assault even in public places..
.
What is most shameful, apart from the actual incidents of sexual harassment and molestation, is the.
attitude of the Delhi Police and others in power who are supposed to ensure punishment for perpetrators.
of violence on women..
.
Just recently, a sting operation by Tehelka revealed that police officers in the NCR region believe most women `ask.
for rape'; they believe that women who wear modern clothes, have male friends, drink alcohol, are divorced, etc.
are all `provoking' men to rape them..
.
The sting also showed how these cops have a deeply ingrained bias against women from `Darjeeling, Nepal, North.
East', saying that these women are all `prostitutes' who falsely complain of rape. We have also seen senior police.
officers like KPS Gill, Chief ministers like Sheila Dixit and Mamata Banerjee, principals of colleges in Delhi and.
elsewhere showing the very same patriarchal biases prevalent in society. We also have official advertisements.
telling us that "real men" should "protect" women and protest against sexual harassment..
.
The fact of the matter is: what we need is NOT patriarchal `protection' for women, but equal access to public.
spaces. Is it not also the same notion of the need to `protect' women which guides men to control their sisters' or.
daughters' friendships, relationships and mobility; to ask their wives to avoid wearing jeans; and to commit `honour'.
crimes? When a woman is sexually harassed or molested, we need to blame the culprits, and NOT the victim for.
dressing `indecently' and thus inviting rape, for being out late at night, or for `daring' to go to a pub. Real equality.
and dignity means that women have an equal right with men to access public spaces and workplaces without fear,.
irrespective of what time it is, what they are wearing, and whether or not they are accompanied by male companions,.
and who those male companions are. In other words, the concern ought to be to that of gender equality, rather.
than the patriarchal ideology of masculine guardianship and `protection' of women..
.
Moreover, we need to recognize that sexual harassment and violence are crimes of power, they are NOT.
crimes of `lust'. In several cases, instead of the accused being put on trial, it is the woman complainants who face.
a trial of character and morality. Why does this outrageous injustice happen? Even court verdicts that have given.
severe punishments to rapists claim that rape is motivated by `lust'. But sexual harassment, rape, and other forms.
of sexual violence are not motivated by lust, these crimes are an assertion of patriarchal dominance and power..
.
JNUSU appeals to the student community to participate in large numbers in a United Protest Rally tomorrow.
(May 5th) from Mandi House to ITO, to call for action against rape. We demand:.
.
· The Commissioner of Police must publicly take responsibility for the statements made by his.
department/officials (as revealed by Tehelka). He must break his silence on the matter, and state.
clearly that sexual assault is a crime that will not be tolerated..
.
· The Police must immediately respond to complaints of crimes against women and follow the legal.
process. Action must be taken against police personnel who fail to do this..
.
Sucheta De, Abhishek Kr Yadav, Ravi Prakash , Mohd Firoz Ahamed,.
President, JNUSU Vice- President, JNUSU Gen. Secy., JNUSU Jt. Secy., JNUSU.
..
Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 10pm
Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery
Part performance, part dance party, the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery transformed into a night club in this event choreographed by artist Brendan Fernandes.
Photos by Richard Marinelli.
York City overcame Kiddiminster Harriers by one goal to nil in the end. And they should have won by more.
Photo by Israel Sun 19-03-2010
FULL CREDIT MUST BE GIVEN חובה לתת קרדיט מלא
מסע --
בני נוער מסיירים ב חומת המגן - עוטף ירושלים
Opening reception and performance (at 5pm) for Inaction, a new sculptural and performance-based installation by Brendan Fernandes.
Photography by Rich Marinelli
Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 10pm
Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery
Part performance, part dance party, the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery transformed into a night club in this event choreographed by artist Brendan Fernandes.
Photos by Richard Marinelli.
After a few years of inaction, I installed a new Li-ion NP-400 battery in my 2005 Konica Minolta DSLR Dynax 5D to replace the dead original one, and I did a small series of pictures with the two KM zoom lenses to re-evaluate the small Sony 6 MP CCD (still not a CMOS) sensor and optics.
The KM Dynax 5D was the latest DSLR body released by Konica Minolta before to be sold to SONY.
Processing of the native RAW files using Lightroom/Luminar 2018.
Opening reception and performance (at 5pm) for Inaction, a new sculptural and performance-based installation by Brendan Fernandes.
Photography by Rich Marinelli
Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 10pm
Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery
Part performance, part dance party, the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery transformed into a night club in this event choreographed by artist Brendan Fernandes.
Photos by Richard Marinelli.