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Using the idea’s from an ancient figurine from Catal Hoyuk; the two sided women, that on the front is plump and fertile and on the back is a depleted human. This piece doesn’t just represent the thin line between life and death for females during pregnancy, but also the thin line between life and death for all humans when they depend upon a good harvest... The insecurity of an ancient population when they depend on agriculture and harvest alone led them to create such fertility figurines.
This is an image of a sculpture (8cm in height) I shaped and carved out of clay in response to learning of Catal Hoyuk's figurine's
For my public/private art project, I screenprinted my social security card onto the back of 18 matchboxes. The other side has a phone number and a typical pick-up line you may find when you get digits at a bar or club. The art was to be distributed randomly at bars as a "found object."
College of DuPage staff, Bridge Communities, DuPage Pads and People’s Resource Center are grateful to officially release the second episode of the documentary series “Lifelines: Find Your Way Home.” A powerful new documentary about the impact of housing and food insecurity within our community, produced by Marketing and Communications’ Multimedia Services. Dean Sonia Watson shared her personal story of triumph and attendees participated in creating 250 care bags to help those in need.
New York, USA: Participants look at a slide show during an event entitled "Mapping the vulnerability of mountain peoples to food insecurity sharing the results of an FAO global study" organised at the UN Headquarters in New York on May 6, 2016. The study released by FAO in collaboration with the Mountain Partnership, reveals that while one in nine people globally are food insecure, in mountainous areas of developing countries food insecurity affects one in every three people.Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Sudeshna Chowdhury. Editorial use only. Copyright ©FAO
College of DuPage staff, Bridge Communities, DuPage Pads and People’s Resource Center are grateful to officially release the second episode of the documentary series “Lifelines: Find Your Way Home.” A powerful new documentary about the impact of housing and food insecurity within our community, produced by Marketing and Communications’ Multimedia Services. Dean Sonia Watson shared her personal story of triumph and attendees participated in creating 250 care bags to help those in need.
Razor wire AND shards of glass on top of the eight foot high wall surrounding The Backpack in Cape Town. And this is a "nice" neighbourhood.
GANADORA COMPETENCIA CARACAS PURO CONTRASTE 2011 por ABSOLUT VODKA & DRUCKHAUS
Copyright © LAVV PHOTOGRAPHY
Thematic visual exploration of "Making Sacrifices" to finalize a stamp design. Abstract visuals demonstrate this component of food insecurity.
Read the full article and download the mind map on the IQ Matrix blog: blog.iqmatrix.com/overcoming-insecurity
College of DuPage staff, Bridge Communities, DuPage Pads and People’s Resource Center are grateful to officially release the second episode of the documentary series “Lifelines: Find Your Way Home.” A powerful new documentary about the impact of housing and food insecurity within our community, produced by Marketing and Communications’ Multimedia Services. Dean Sonia Watson shared her personal story of triumph and attendees participated in creating 250 care bags to help those in need.
One of the greatest challenges Kenya seems to face is insecurity, especially in cities like Nairobi and Naivasha. Here we are just driving along a main road and spot this sign begging thugs to drop their firearms into the yellow canister. Even where we live, guns are quite numerous, though pangas (machetes) are more widely used and available. We're thankful everyday that we haven't had a run-in yet!
Insecurity Blanket
Sculpture -Hand-woven wire
39”x32”
2015
Artist Becca Levine
Photo by J. Astra Brinkmann
Photo credit: © FAO/Mia Rowan
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Our Engineering Teams from Data Platform, Data Services, Apps & APIs, BQuant, and BQL joined City Harvest for their Repack to Give Back. The team helped pack family-sized holiday groceries that will be distributed to more than 20,000 hungry New Yorkers.
#bloombergservice #WeAreCityHarvest @cityharvestnyc Impact in Action Food Insecurity
Photo credit: © FAO/Mia Rowan
You are welcome to use the photos from the Mountain Partnership photo gallery for non-commercial use. Please provide appropriate attribution, including the name of the photographer.
Photo credit: © FAO/Sudeshna Chowdhury
You are welcome to use the photos from the Mountain Partnership photo gallery for non-commercial use. Please provide appropriate attribution, including the name of the photographer.
This week just started but I'm already exhausted over school. Thinking about the future is terrifying especially when you are not sure of the outcome. All the "what if" questions fill your head.
But from today, although it was a long day, I learned that these are the times when you can rely on friends and loved ones. Constantly thinking about scary things will exhaust you. get a breath. Think positive.