Other Images in relationship to the question below

jfkdslfkdj 

Image taken from Helen and Newton Harrison's own web site:

http://www.theharrisonstudio.net/hog_pasture.html 

  

http://www.theharrisonstudio.net/full_farm.html

Is it right for an artist to manipulate life?
 Helen and Newton Harrison’s work
vs.
Joseph Beuys’s rabbit at the art gallery,

Joseph Beuys

"How to Explain Paintings to a Dead Hare," 

 Photo from Performance on Nov. 26, 1965.

Image taken from the article written by Dale Holt "Eduardo Kack Flunks the Rabbit Test"

http://www.viewingspace.com/genetics_culture/pages_genetics_culture/gc_w03/hoyt
_alba_response.htm
 

vs.
 Eduardo Kac (the guy with the big creepy grin) holding his GFP bunny)

Image Taken from the site:  http://www.viewingspace.com/genetics_culture/pages_genetics_culture/gc_w03/kac_webarchive/gfp_bunny_page/gfp_bunny.htm

“When the artist uses the tools of science – adopting the research methods as their artistic practice, do they perpetuate the frenzy by actualizing the fears they wish to have society consider and avoid? Specifically, I am thinking of the work of

Tissue Culture and Art Project Collective and Eduardo Kac. In their case, does the actualizing of a spectacle prove their point or lessen it?"

 

- how does this work compare with the work of Helen and Newton Harrison and J. Beuys?