Hobart Hughes (aka John Hughes) knows that animals have had it up to here with people in animal costumes.
He’s seen birds attacking a gorilla impostor, a cow knocking over a pseudo moose, and a bear assaulting a well-known donkey masquerader.**The Sydney animator, performance artist, puppeteer, teacher and serial sculpture dropper can tell you all about it at the opening of his new exhibition ANIMALS ATTACKING PEOPLE IN ANIMAL COSTUMES, which will feature a live animal sound environment by Alex Kiers and George Nagle, and a strictly human dress code.
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