Some fucked-up piece of human shit from Honduras, a motherfucking waste of carbon and DNA calling himself an artist, had an idea: let's make a mural out of dog food and then tie a skinny and hungry stray dog next to it, yet not close enough for it to be able to eat from it.
People visited the exposition, but did nothing. I can just picture them: the arty-farty elite of Honduras, debating whether it was a stroke of genius, a postmodern gimmick or a Kafka-esque metaphor for life itself. Sipping their expensive bubbles, grinning at a living being in desperate need of help.
The dog died, right there in that cold, sterile museum, while the "art-lovers" enjoyed the exposition.
There are some more pictures over here.
You can sign an online petition, just to show your support and prevent further animal abuse of this sort. Also, if the petition is successful enough, it might just be enough to get that self-acclaimed artist-arsehole into legal trouble.
Even though I am a firm believer that art should have no boundaries, it should respect the ultimate limit: life. Even if it is only a stray dog no-one gave a shit about.
-- alec, truly truly truly disappointed in humanity for the gazillionth time
People visited the exposition, but did nothing. I can just picture them: the arty-farty elite of Honduras, debating whether it was a stroke of genius, a postmodern gimmick or a Kafka-esque metaphor for life itself. Sipping their expensive bubbles, grinning at a living being in desperate need of help.
The dog died, right there in that cold, sterile museum, while the "art-lovers" enjoyed the exposition.
There are some more pictures over here.
You can sign an online petition, just to show your support and prevent further animal abuse of this sort. Also, if the petition is successful enough, it might just be enough to get that self-acclaimed artist-arsehole into legal trouble.
Even though I am a firm believer that art should have no boundaries, it should respect the ultimate limit: life. Even if it is only a stray dog no-one gave a shit about.
-- alec, truly truly truly disappointed in humanity for the gazillionth time