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September 16, 2011
Tom Otterness, Sculptor Who Killed Dog, Wins Art Contract for Central Subway Project
Not necessarily a cat person Is art still subjective if it involves killing a dog?The Examiner gives us a not-so-uplifting story today about a Brooklyn sculptor who once shot and killed a dog for art's sake. While Tom Otterness is a well-known artist in the streets of New York, this slight fact s ... More >>
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July 27, 2011
Inefficient by Design: San Francisco's Commissions Are Uncountable — and Unaccountable
Not necessarily a cat person Is art still subjective if it involves killing a dog?The Examiner gives us a not-so-uplifting story today about a Brooklyn sculptor who once shot and killed a dog for art's sake. While Tom Otterness is a well-known artist in the streets of New York, this slight fact s ... More >>
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March 30, 2011
S.F. Feral Cats Policy Good for Cats, Terrible for Birds
Not necessarily a cat person Is art still subjective if it involves killing a dog?The Examiner gives us a not-so-uplifting story today about a Brooklyn sculptor who once shot and killed a dog for art's sake. While Tom Otterness is a well-known artist in the streets of New York, this slight fact s ... More >>
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March 1, 2011
Junk Food Ban Weighed -- For Seagulls
GrossSince seagulls are mysteriously dying by the dozens at Pier 94 rendering plant after feasting on offal, the Board of Supervisors has been urged to enforce a larine version of a junk food ban.At its Feb. 10 meeting, the city's Animal Care & Control Commission introduced a drafted letter t ... More >>
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January 19, 2011
How the Happy Meal ban explains San Francisco
GrossSince seagulls are mysteriously dying by the dozens at Pier 94 rendering plant after feasting on offal, the Board of Supervisors has been urged to enforce a larine version of a junk food ban.At its Feb. 10 meeting, the city's Animal Care & Control Commission introduced a drafted letter t ... More >>
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August 13, 2010
San Francisco Pet Ban Delayed
Don't ban me, bro...San Francisco has told its contentious plan to ban the sale of all pets but fish to sit and stay -- until January at the earliest. The city garnered national headlines last month, when the city's Animal Control and Welfare Commission proposed banning all pet sales in a move ai ... More >>