Three piglets were stolen from a controversial art exhibition in Copenhagen, Denmark, where artist Marco Evaristti had planned to starve them to death as a protest against mass meat production.

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The Chilean-born artist has been criticized for years by animal rights groups for his provocative installations. His latest ...

Three piglets which were being allowed to starve as part of a controversial art exhibition in Denmark that had drawn ...

Marco Evaristti's controversial art exhibit aimed to starve three piglets to protest the pork industry, but the piglets ...

Spread the loveThree piglets have vanished from a Copenhagen art gallery where they had been deprived of food and water as ...

The artist said he had been aiming to raise awareness of the suffering caused by mass meat production with his installation ...

Three piglets which were being allowed to starve as part of a controversial art exhibition in Denmark that had drawn ...

The artist's friend helped animal rights activists break into the gallery and free the piglets after his 10-year-old daughter ...

Three piglets have vanished from a controversial Denmark art exhibit in which they were deprived of food and water as a form ...

Marco Evaristti's installation shut down after activists, assisted by his friend, steal piglets to prevent their starvation.