Performance artist 'eats corgi'

by AlanEvans | May 30, 2007 at 02:36 am
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McGowan eats corgi (from video)

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You can see the video here; it's not as gross as you might think.

Performance artist Mark McGowan has eaten what he claims was a cooked corgi in a protest over the Royal Family's treatment of animals.

McGowan performed the stunt on London radio station Resonance FM, and shared his meal with fellow guest Yoko Ono.

"To me it was, as an art piece, exhilarating," he said after the show.

The artist's protest concerned the alleged mistreatment of a fox during a hunt led by Prince Philip in January. The RSPCA said the fox did not suffer.

McGowan, who is a vegetarian, said he wanted his unusual meal to raise awareness about "the RSPCA's inability to prosecute Prince Philip and his friends".

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Jordan Yerman

macGowan himself posted his intentions to do this stunt on our site... But did it really happen? Call me a cynic, but radio is not a visual medium...

liamssoft
liamssoft
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at 06:03 on May 30th, 2007

AlanEvans, McGowan reported: "It's disgusting. It's really,
really, really disgusting." I would agree. Good stuff.

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Jordan Yerman

(We're working on getting that video up... watch this space!)

Brian A Kennedy
Brian A Kennedy
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at 08:48 on May 30th, 2007

I think it's every bit as gross as I might think!

Jordan Yerman
Jordan Yerman
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at 09:19 on May 30th, 2007

I just got an email from McGowan himself, who's also working on getting the video up on NowPublic... In his own words:
"thought i could just link from youtube
very confused at the moment
due to corgi eating"
 

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Victoria Revay

jordan, your comments are more entertaining than the stories you comment on...you're awesome.

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