The work Life and Death in Fur Farming is a photograph. Her artwork depicts a family of minks confined in a small, cramped cage. This cage is smaller than the size and number of cages allowed under current legislation. This work, like the majority of Jo-Anne McArthur's works, dealt with animal abuse. McArthur uses this striking image to highlight the brutal realities of fur production and raise awareness about animal abuse in the business. This piece is photorealistic, with various gory and dirty…
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