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DOG VIDEO 5: Dying dog as art? (We don't think so)
About: Guillermo Habacuc Vargas, Habacuc, killing of a dog, art, exhibition, Costa Rican artist starves dog to death, cruel, inhumane
Country where this is happening: Costa Rica, Nicaragua
Language of video: English
Our description: Well, any kind of art, sport, etc. that involves hurting, or killing an animal, is not art - it's torture at best, and murder at worst. In this case, Costa Rican "artist" Guillermo Habacuc Vargas starved a dog to death in the name of "art". Any country that would allow this type of exhibition to happen in a public gallery (in this case Nicaragua) must be a terrible place for animals to live. We think someone should tie Guillermo Habacuc Vargas up in a gallery and starve him to death. Let's see how he likes it.
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