Orange brings back Smith to head sponsorship
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Absolute moves into Virgin territory
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Fresh twist on innovation
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The sound of silence
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and finally...
An artist from Belgium has planned an exhibition featuring tattooed pigs. Wim Delvoye, who lives in Beijing, tattooed the pigs with the Louis Vuitton logo and various other artwork. The Shanghai Exhibition Centre has agreed to put the pigs on display in a temporary pig pen for the upcoming 2008 Contemporary Art Exhibition, on condition the pigs don't create an unpleasant odour. Mr Delvoye imported piglets from Europe for the project, which he calls 'Art Farm', and tattooed them when they were still small. "Seeing the art pieces growing along with the pigs was an amazing thing," he said.Sponsored Links
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