Canterbury Cathedral’s Graffiti Heresy

Canterbury Cathedral’s graffiti heresy

Canterbury Cathedral’s latest art installation has caused controversy by covering its ancient walls in graffiti stickers.

Canterbury Cathedral Graffiti Art Sparks Fury, Political Messages - American Faith

An art installation plastering graffiti-style questions for God across Canterbury Cathedral has provoked sharp backlash after one of its organizers, poet Alex Vellis, publicly celebrated the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and embraced a string of provocative, left-wing positions. The “Hear Us” project, set to open October 17 and run through January 18, frames itself as a platform for “marginalised communities,” including Pun…

Canterbury Cathedral Graffiti Organizer Identifies as a 'Genderless Gremlin'

The Canterbury Cathedral graffiti exhibit organizer describes himself as a "genderless gremlin" and celebrated Charlie Kirk's assassination.

I visited Canterbury Cathedral’s graffiti. Here’s the worst thing about it

The first, and the lasting, impression one gets from Canterbury Cathedral’s new graffiti-style art instillation is just how reasonable and normal are the questions it quite literally poses. That’s some feat for an exhibition that purports to be ‘thought-provoking’ and ‘dynamic’ while simultaneously attracting such derision – even provoking the ire of the US vice president, J.D. Vance. Echoing the feelings of many people in this country, he asked…

JD Vance triggered by removable graffiti stickers in Cathedral

The Dean of Canterbury has defended the artwork.