Sculptures in Victoria Park

constantly photographed

Hardly one second without a flash from the cameras. The sculptures received an unprecedented media coverage. Galschiot cannot approach the sculptures without being contacted by journalists.

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Relevant documents

Survival of the Fattest - a sculpture about the world's imbalance

new-struct/Happenings-and-Projects/Happenings/Mad-cow/Photos18.htm

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2005.12.13: Demonstration on the opening day of the WTO Summit	2005: Mad Cow Disease in Hong Kong 2005: Diary from Hong Kong	2005.12.18: Final Demonstration

Additional Information:

Categories:	2005: Mad Cow Disease in Hong Kong \| Happenings and Art Installations \| 2005: International projects \| Activities related to China \| 2005: Diary from Hong Kong
Themes:	Agricultural subsidies \| Criticism of governments \| Ecology - sustainable development \| Globalisation \| Imbalanced wealth distribution \| NGO activities \| World trade
Sculptures:	Hunger Boys \| Mad Cow Disease \| Survival of the Fattest
Type:	Photos
Dates:	13th December 2005
Locations:	Victoria Park, Hong Kong, China
Co-operators and Helpers:	Colette Markus \| Hong Kong People´s Alliance \| Jun Feng \| Lasse Markus \| Martin Craggs \| Niller Madsen \| Werner Breitung, Esperanto Association of Hong Kong
Partners:	Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke (Danish Association for International Co-operation)
Related Persons and Entities:	Hing-keung Yuen, Park Manager, Victoria Park, Hong Kong \| WTO - World Trade Organization
Sponsors:	3F - Trade Union \| LO - Association of Danish Trade Unions \| Socialpædagogernes Landsforbund / National Federation of Social Educators

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