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Guillermo Vargas
Guillermo Vargas Jiménez, also known as Habacuc, (born September 18, 1975, in San José, Costa Rica) is an artist best known for the controversy caused when he exhibited an emaciated dog in a gallery in Nicaragua in 2007.
==Life and work==
Guillermo Vargas studied to be a special education teacher at the Universidad Interamericana de Costa Rica, but he did not graduate.〔 (Spanish)〕 Vargas describes himself as a self-taught artist.〔 (Spanish)〕 Vargas's media include photography, paintings, performance art, installation art, theatrical dance, and video.〔 (Spanish)〕〔 He has exhibited In Mexico, Nicaragua and Costa Rica, as well as at the Inter-American Development Bank in the United States.〔 Vargas was chosen as one of six representatives from Costa Rica to present at the Bienal Centroamericana Honduras in 2008〔 and again for the Bienal del Istmo 2010.〔 (Spanish)〕 In June, 2010, two of Vargas's videos were to be presented at the Bienal de Pontevedra in Spain; however, after Vargas showed up wearing a T-shirt that read "camisETA," his videos were removed from the program.〔 (Spanish)〕
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