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Y = Yellow Y= YELLOW is one from a series of six drawings that depict children and the burdens they carry. It features Himandri, a pupil at a tiny community school in Oriya Busti, Bhopal. The drawings are now on display at Herrick Gallery, 93 Piccadilly, London W1J 7NQ 28 July â 19 August 2017 http://bhopal.org/a-hard-world-for-little-things/ Herrick Gallery C.A.Halpin Inside The Outside World
Rock band DROGO, friends of BMA who previously recorded our Breathe Fire song, have just come third overall in the Battle of the Bands Grand Final at the O2 in Bristol. DROGO came out firing on all cylinders, with their fast and heavy version of Breathe Fire, going on to blast their way through a short set, finishing as the competitionâs top rock act. Our congratulations go to DROGO, along with our thanks for supporting the Breathe Fire project. Watch DROGO perform Breathe Fire at the Fiddlerâs Elbow, Camden, in support of the BMA: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnKb-qkPqtM&index=8&list=PL95Nanivs9-rQZKk-GJh_J8IufZuBz9fI
"This is not our responsibility" The intentionally-ignorant multinational corporations happily waltzing around with blood on their hands and a blatant disregard for responsibility. The Dow Chemical Company are responsible for environmental damage and talks sustainability. They can pretend but we see them in gas masks, protected from their own wrongdoings all the time. The US Dept of Justice is responsible for this protection. Will you help us unmask them? Help us unmask them: https://wh.gov/isOdv In support of a White House 'We The People' petition.
âThis is not our responsibilityâ The intentionally-ignorant multinational corporations happily waltzing around with blood on their hands and a blatant disregard for responsibility. The Dow Chemical Company are responsible for environmental damage and talks sustainability. They can pretend but we see them in gas masks, protected from their own wrongdoings all the time. The US Dept of Justice is responsible for this protection. Will you help us unmask them? Help us unmask them: https://wh.gov/isOdv In support of a White House âWe The Peopleâ petition.
'Bhopal, Toxic Trespass' Please sign this petition: https://wh.gov/isOdv Just some of the children, and young people, photographed by Giles Clarke in the neighbourhood communities near to the abandoned Union Carbide factory in Bhopal. They are second and third generation sufferers of the effects of Union Carbideâs toxic chemicals. Some of them have a parent, or grandparent, poisoned in the 1984 gas tragedy; whilst the parents of others have been exposed to the contaminated water now found in these areas thanks to the toxic waste abandoned in and around the factory. Some of the childrenâs parents were gassed in 1984 and, with a cruel twist, have been slowly poisoned by the water ever since. Photos: Š Giles Clarke, Getty Images reportage Music: 'Breathe Fire', Paul Armfield.
Dow Vs. Bhopal/ A Toxic Rap Battle. Dow Chemical shamed in epic rap by Sofia Ashraf in support of White House 'We The People Petition'https://wh.gov/isOdv:
Musician, artist and photographer Ed Hanley will be taking over our Instagram account, and guest posting, for the next nine days: https://www.instagram.com/bhopalmedicalappeal/ Ed has recently been documenting the work of the Sambhavna Trust's Community Health Workers. Some of these excellent pictures, along with other photos taken by Ed at the Chingari Trust Rehabilitation Centre, will be featured on our Instagram page as Ed posts them. Please consider making a donation to support the work of the Bhopal Medical Appeal. Please visit: http://bhopal.org/donate/
GilesClarke 'Bhopal: Toxic Trespass' wins major award and nominated for second. We're very pleased and proud to report that friend of Bhopal, and Getty Images Reportage photographer, Giles Clarke has been granted the Award of Excellence in the 73rd annual 'Pictures of the Year International' competition held by the Reynolds Journalism Institute. Giles has been visiting Bhopal regularly over the last seven years and the award was made for 'Toxic Trespass' his most recent work, shot around the time of the 31st anniversary of the disaster, which documents third generation victims of Union Carbide's poisons. http://bhopal.org/bhopal-toxic-trespass-wins-award-of-excellence-pictures-of-the-year-international/ After Toxic Trespass' winning the Award of Excellence, in the 'Pictures of the Year International' competition, we are now doubly excited to announce that the work has also been nominated, in the Campaign category, for the 2016 Sony World Photography Awards. http://bhopal.org/toxic-trespass-nominated-2016-sony-world-photography-awards-campaign-shortlist/
Breathe Fire, DROGO record a live, hard rock version. This latest version of the song features the powerful, hard metal band Drogo recorded live at the Fiddlerâs Elbow in Camden, north London. The video also features brief clips from other outstanding versions of the song. Breathe Fire is a project conceived and written for the Bhopal Medical Appeal. It aims to spread awareness of the ongoing disaster in Bhopal and, ultimately, help shame those in power into putting things right. Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnKb-qkPqtM
Breathe Fire, DROGO record a live, hard rock version. This latest version of the song features the powerful, hard metal band Drogo recorded live at the Fiddler's Elbow in Camden, north London. The video also features brief clips from other outstanding versions of the song. Breathe Fire is a project conceived and written for the Bhopal Medical Appeal. It aims to spread awareness of the ongoing disaster in Bhopal and, ultimately, help shame those in power into putting things right. Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJOFiq1WZCY&list=PL95Nanivs9-rQZKk-GJh_J8IufZuBz9fI&index=7
â[T]he largest body of visual work Iâve looked at comes from the survivors of the Union Carbide Co.âs Bhopal Pesticide plant gas explosion in December of 1984⌠Foundational to these struggles, unacknowledged womenâs contributions can be recovered when we look to visual poeticsâ âŞâŞ http://weadartists.org/feminist-poetics-of-eco-justice
Taking Shape, Part4. Bhopal picture for 'It's A Hard World For Little Things, Children Carrying Heavy Objects' at the Victoria & Albert Museum of Childhood⏠in Bethnal Green. By CateHalpin⏠Exhibition runs from January to July 2016.
Bhopal Facing 30 Exhibition, Photofusion, Brixton 4th November to 5th December. Bhopal Facing 30 is a stunning exhibition of photographs, by Francesca Moore, shot in two distinct stages and now being shown together for the first time at the Photofusion Gallery, in Brixton, London. Thereâs a launch party, on the 4th November, and then the exhibition remains on show, past the anniversary of the disaster, until the 5th December. http://bhopal.org/bhopal-facing-30-exhibition-photofusion-brixton-4th-november-to-5th-december/ Photos: (c) Francesca Moore
Taking shape. Bhopal picture for 'It's A Hard World For Little Things, Children Carrying Heavy Objects' at the Victoria & Albert Museum of Childhood in Bethnal Green. To give an indication of scale, the small portrait taped on to the 'yellow girl' is of A4 size.
'It's A Hard World For Little Things'â: drawing of young girl from Oria Busti, Bhopal, India begins to take shape. The drawing will be one of a series forming an exhibition at the Victoria and AlbertMuseum of Childhood from January to July, 2016. The school in Oria is partly funded by supporters of the Bhopal Medical Appeal. The residents of Oria were amongst the worst affected by the 1984 Gas Disaster and were moved from their homes to a new location several kilometres away from the disaster site. They originate from Orissa and many of the children still use a dialect from that part of the country. At the school they are taught, amongst other things, the Hindi language that is prevalent in the Bhopal area, along with English.
BREATHE FIRE, Paul Armfield  This version of the song features Isle of Wight musician, Paul Armfield, singer and songwriter of lilting, lovelorn, literate songs.  Breathe Fire is a project conceived, and written, for the Bhopal Medical Appeal. Its aim is to spread awareness of the ongoing disaster in Bhopal and, ultimately, help shame those in positions of power into acting to put things right.  We welcome all musicians to take the song and make their own version, in whatever way they see fit, using these lyrics & chords as a starting point.  Please take this song, and make your own version. The lyrics are available here: http://bhopal.org/breathe-fire-the-lyrics/  Contact [email protected] with any questions.  In the words of the song's writer: "The hope is to put as many versions of this song online as there are musicians willing to do itâŚ. all different genres, different takes on the same song, all around the planet."  "Because Bhopal is a problem that actually could be fixed. How many of the terrible things that are happening these days can you say that about? The company execs and politicians who could fix Bhopal - who could clean up the toxic site and water supply, fund proper healthcare and full compensation - havenât done it, partly because they think no one cares. This is an attempt to shame them into it, through the power of music."  "So please share - and make music - far and wide. The more far, the more wide, the more chance that one day soon those execs and politicians will be looking over the shoulders of their kids and grand-kids, on YouTube or whatever place theyâre sharing stuff, and theyâll suddenly catch their breath. And then goâŚ. 'Oh CRAP. We have a problem. You know those millions of people we thought didnât care? Er.... we have a problem.'"  Our thanks go to Paul Armfield along with everybody else that helped make this recording, and video, possible.
Thrash Metal Band Taipan Release âWhite Fog of Bhopalâ Song and Video