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Young visitors pose in front of an illusionary art work of a gorilla with its mouth wide open that is drawn at the corner of an exhibition room at the Trick Art Museum at the foot of Mount Takao on the outskirts of Tokyo, Japan, recently. You write the cutline. (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi)
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pthompson on May 20 at 10:34 a.m.
PETA protesters are calling attention to human’s cruel depiction of animals and use this artwork as an example. “People are exploiting animals and it has to stop, it should be illegal to draw animals or portray them in any other setting then in the wilds” quipped Ima Hog spokesman for the group.
JohnA on May 20 at 3:01 p.m.
Unfortunately, HBOers don’t go all apey over the gorilla picture so DFO is encouraged to monkey around with the image.