Re: De l'art condamnable

Edith <gilberte.edith@gmail.com> wrote:

> On 22 avr, 10:16, Cumbalero <cumbal...@NOSPAM.yahoo.fr> wrote:
> > Bigjoe a écrit :
> >
> > > Qui se ressemble s'assemble... les tarés, entre autres.
> >
> > Après la diffusion d'informations pour le moins erronées, l'apitoiement
> > de masse sans objet, la signature de pétition bidon, voici les insultes.
> 
> Quelles infos erronées ?

"The popular account, which has spurred over a million people to sign
online petitions protesting Vargas' planned inclusion in the Central
American Biennial in Honduras, is that the dog was constantly tethered,
went unfed, and ultimately died over the course of several days. But
according to Codice Gallery director Juanita Bermúdez this did not
happen. "It was untied all the time except for the three hours the
exhibition lasted, and it was fed regularly with dog food Habacuc
himself brought in," she was quoted as saying in the March 30, 2008
issue of the Observer. The dog escaped the next day and was not seen
again, says Bermúdez. "

source : 
http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_starving_dog_art4.htm


> Voilà les faits.

Quels faits ?


-- 
Dominique G