Art Critic With a Crowbar

Gotta like her style:

A controversial piece of art in a Loveland, CO museum depicting Jesus in a porn pose is no more. That’s because a women stormed into the exhibit, broke the glass casing around the piece with a crow bar, and tore the artwork to shreds.

Kathleen Folden, 56, of Kalispell, Mont., was arrested shortly after the 4 p.m. incident Wednesday and charged with felony criminal mischief, the Loveland Reporter-Herlad says.

“She was saying, ‘How can you desecrate my Lord?’” said Mark Michels, a strange who helped subdue Folen. “She wanted to wreck the print, and that was it. After that, she was totally passive.”

The depiction of Jesus divided members of the quaint Colorado town, drawing protests against the piece and also “protesters protesting the protests,” according to one museum official:

The controversial piece was part of a 10-artist exhibit called, “The Legend of Bud Shark and His Indelible Ink.” The lithograph showing the son of God engaged in a sexual act is called, “The Misadventures of the Romantic Cannibals,” and was created by Stanford University professor Enrique Chagoya.

These artists think they're so "cutting edge" and "daring" when they create artwork that blasphemes Christianity. I'll believe he's "cutting edge" and "daring" when Chagoya recreates this particular work using Mohammed instead of Jesus.