Simonse, Katinka - New Media Artist
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The document provides information about Dutch artist Katinka Simonse and some of her controversial artworks that were intended to raise awareness about animal welfare issues. One piece involved releasing 95 hamsters in an art gallery to illustrate how people treat pets. Another work called "My Dearest Cat Pinkeltje" involved killing her cat and turning it into a purse, which generated significant hate mail and death threats. The document also mentions a Tedx talk Simonse gave about creating fictional social media accounts to blur the lines between truth and fiction.
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- She buys these dogs from Korea and uses skins and makes them into art.
- Part of the Tedx, she talked about the truth can be altered by what people will say about you. She was talking about how social medial and blogs, facebook, the news, google, etc. Has change how people see her and how she wanted her message to be received.