维也纳的抗议者要求删除有争议的宗教艺术, 引发关于艺术自由与宗教尊重的辩论。 Protesters in Vienna demand removal of controversial religious art, sparking debate over artistic freedom vs. religious reverence.

12月8日, 在维也纳举行的抗议集会反对“Du sollst dir ein Bild machen”展览, 展出一具钉十字架青蛙和变性圣母玛利亚, On December 8, a protest rally in Vienna opposed the exhibition “Du sollst dir ein Bild machen,” featuring a crucified frog and a transgender Virgin Mary, with demonstrators calling the works blasphemous and demanding their removal. 这场活动由奥地利的TFP组织, 引起国际关注和请愿, 而Künstlerhaus则将这场表演作为受保护的艺术表达方式进行辩护, Organized by Austria’s TFP, the event drew international attention and a petition, while the Künstlerhaus defended the show as protected artistic expression, noting respectful engagement from visitors including clergy. 主教赫勒曼·格莱特勒赞美艺术,称其为在受伤的世界中反映了神的神秘。 Bishop Hermann Glettler praised the art as reflecting divine mystery in a wounded world. 2008年曾引起争议的被钉在十字架上的青蛙重新引发了对艺术和宗教的辩论,凸显了创造性自由与宗教信仰之间的紧张关系。 The crucified frog, previously controversial in 2008, reignited debate over art and religion, underscoring tensions between creative freedom and religious reverence.