Martin Kippenberger's crucified amphibian god stirred up controversy among the Papal elite when it was
exhibited near the Pope's summer retreat. One likely overweight Jesuit bishop went on a hunger strike as an act of resistance to this aesthetic blasphemy, which did more for his health than for the salvation of sacrosanct religious images. Hopefully, more money poured into the Vatican coffers as a result.
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