?Eres lo que lees?. You are what you read. The sentence, written with dog food,
was displayed on the white wall of an art gallery. Close to that wall, an
abandoned and diseased street dog was left tied to a rope and a wire string. An
incense burner was placed nearby where, allegedly, crack and cannabis was burnt
during the inauguration. Without food and water, the animal died in the gallery
during the next day.It happened in Nicaragua. It was an ?installation? by
artist Guillermo Vargas, known as Habacuc.The situation, documented with
several images, received a lot of attention on the web and originated an online
petition against it?s author that gathers, as I write these words, close to
50.000 signatures.