Only In Belgium 8 - Live Cows in a Shop Window

The video discusses a unique art exhibition by Guy Stingput in a small agricultural town. The exhibit features live cows in a shop window, sparking curiosity and controversy among passersby and animal lovers. Despite concerns, the artist assures that the cows are well-treated. The exhibit is part of an arts festival in Borg Loon and has a French title that translates to 'She gives milk, but nobody gives her pleasure.' The video explores the public's mixed reactions and the broader context of the festival.

What is the primary goal of Guy Stingput's exhibition featuring live cows?

• To sell artwork

• To encourage reflection on modern civilization

• To promote agricultural products

• To entertain the local community

How does Guy Stingput address concerns about the cows' treatment in his exhibition?

• He offers free tours to show the cows' living conditions

• He states the cows are only displayed for a short time

• He claims the cows are kept in a space similar to an average stall

• He ignores the concerns

What is the reaction of the public towards the exhibition?

• They are hostile

• They are overwhelmingly supportive

• They are indifferent

• They are confused and unsure

What is the significance of the French title of the exhibition?

• It highlights the cows' role in agriculture

• It suggests a commentary on the cows' lack of pleasure

• It is a humorous take on the exhibition

• It refers to the location of the exhibition

Where is the arts festival, featuring Guy Stingput's exhibition, being held?

• Paris

• Brussels

• Borg Loon

• Antwerp