The exhibit, called The Whole Catastrophe, included 24 penises, six dogs, six calendar girls, five babies, three heads and three hens. They were attached to the gallery floor with silicone and glue. The gallery plans to install security cameras as a result of the theft, which police believe happened during public viewing hours. Related stories from our archives Construction workers want Jesus covered up A nude painting of Jesus on display at a new international arrivals hall in New York's Kennedy Airport is no longer nude. The artist has now partially clothed the image of a crucified Jesus.
Masters work is part of a mural of city street scenes.
May. Airport authorities say the scenes are meant to brighten the area where airline passengers wait to clear immigration. They don't call him the Amazing Kreskin for nothing During the opening monologue of Open Mike last Wednesday, Mike Bullard revealed that his car had been stolen that morning and that he was going to turn to the Amazing Kreskin for help. Later in the show, Kreskin looked into the camera, focused telepathically on the thief and warned him that dire things would happen on Friday if the car wasn't returned. Police found the vehicle that day not far from the very spot where it had been stolen. Kreskin's DNA was found on my front seat.