Talk:Cosimo Cavallaro

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Hmmm notice the exhibition of Chocolate Jesus was going to open on the 1st April, Poisson d'Avril ! Zuytdorp Survivor 03:41, 1 April 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Chocolate Jesus sculpted in Australia 13 years ago

The Canberra Times of 7 April 2007 reports that a full-size chocolate Jesus on a pine cross was exhibited in the shop-window gallery, Artstop, in Canberra over Easter in 1994. It was entitled Transubstantiation 2 and was created by Richard Manderson.

Its stated purpose was to prompt reflection on the way that Easter, itself having taken over pre-Christian celebrations of spring and fecundity, has now been largely commercialised into a festival of chocolate consumption, quite at odds with the events of Jesus' crucifixion.

After Easter, the sculpture was taken down and shared among a crowd of Canberrans.

There is a picture at [1]

RicoPalatino 04:59, 11 April 2007 (UTC)