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Artist Marco Evaristti's piece "Helena & El Pescador" made waves because offered viewers the choice to kill a goldfish in a blender, or let it live. Now Evaristti is back--and so are the goldfish ...
The Jeonnam Museum of Art in Gwangyang, South Korea, has removed 15 dead or dying goldfish from a Yu Buk artwork in a show about mourning. The artist also uses dead flies and insects in his work.
The goldfish were placed on display swimming in the blenders, and visitors were told they could press the "on" button if they wanted. At least one visitor did, killing two goldfish. Peter Meyer, ...
A Japanese artist has used thousands of fish in illuminated tanks to create a sprawling psychedelic visual art installation, drawing tens of thousands of viewers in Tokyo. Hidetomo Kimura’s ...
More than 30,000 goldfish are the main attraction at a “living art” museum in Ginza, the high-end shopping district in central Tokyo. The Art Aquarium opened in 2007 with traveling exhibits ...