http://www.earvolution.co...o-life.asp

How the hell is this girl being honored for having a child?

This may mark the offical beginning of the End-Times.

While I appreciate the intention, it looks like a monument to having sex with Britney Spears doggystyle.

C'mon. It's meant to be ironic. It makes fun of the whole phenomenon.

CinisterCee said:

CinisterCee said:

I have to say "I loves me sum preggie-mommy titties".

CinisterCee said:

it's not?!

I'm not sure I get it. But it sure is one of the most hideous things I've ever seen.

um...Not like I've ever given birth or anything, but I'm pretty sure that's not the position you're supposed 2 spit that little bugger out in.

CinisterCee said:

Someone take a picture of me puttin it in back there...

that looks hot.

Shame there's not a picture of her vagina...

Sdldawn said:

"it"?

CinisterCee said:

A banana!

This is gross and unnecessary. Of all the arguments and examples that could've been chosen as a symbol for the Pro-Life movement, why choose an over-exposed, under-talented "singer" who married a leech and promptly forgot what birth control was? There is nothing courageous or noble about a multi-millionare giving birth to a child she does not seem to care for properly. They want to prove their point, try the poor woman denied proper healthcare or child services by her conservative "family first" government, who despite all the bull manages to raise a healthy, happy child. Quit the creepy star worship and perhaps their cause could gain some respect. This artist has some issues that need to be worked out.

meow85 said:

I don't know whether it is the worshipping that is creepy, or the choice of star.

Nothinbutjoy said:

That is exactly the thought that went through my mind.

CinisterCee said:

Where's AB when we need him?

MikeMatronik said:

Yeah your close.. it has the curvature of it.

meow85 said:

Don't forget smoking while pregnant, too.

Sdldawn said:

CinisterCee said:

Put a cigerette in the statue's mouth & the tactless red-neck irony would be complete.

TMPletz said:

yanno....


no car seat havin' beeyatch....


amen meow...and I haven't seen you in a minute

TMPletz said:

Oh yes and please let's not forget driving with the newborn on her lap without a seatbelt and taking the little tyke out with her to a restaurant and giving the rest of the patrons any number of diseases by changing the kids diaper at the table.

Such a sparkling example of motherhood, wouldn't you say? NOT!!!!!

TMPletz said:

Britney is one classy lady.

meow85 said:

..and that's all she wrote, folks (or ever needed to, LOL)! Get down girl, go 'head, get down!

Britney Sculpture of Birth Causes Stir

Tue Mar 28, 4:23 PM ET

Britney Spears will soon be giving birth again in Brooklyn, as a sexy sculpture that has drawn thousands of hate e-mails.

"This is a new take on pro-life. Pro-lifers normally promote bloody images of abortion. This is the image of birth," Daniel Edwards said of his work, to be unveiled at a Brooklyn gallery in April, months after Edwards' sculpture of Ted Williams severed head stirred up an artistic storm.

The life-size pop princess is naked and pregnant, crouching face-down on a bare-toothed bear rug as the baby's head appears on the opposite end.

On Tuesday at his studio in Moosup, Conn., Edwards was pouring a mold to cast the sculpture in resin. It'll be transported to the Capla Kesting Fine Art gallery in Brooklyn's artsy Williamsburg neighborhood, where Britney the artwork is to appear next to a display case filled with pro-life materials.

When some bloggers heard about the exhibit "Monument to Pro-Life: The Birth of Sean Preston" the gallery was inundated with about 3,000 e-mails from around the world in just a week, split between pro-choice and pro-life opinions.



"We also got calls from Tokyo, England, France. Some people are upset that Britney is being used for this subject matter," said gallery co-owner David Kesting. "Others who are pro-life thought this was degrading to their movement. And some pro-choice people were upset that this is a pro-life monument."

The gallery is hiring extra security guards for the free exhibit opening April 7 and running two weeks.

The sculptor's three children ages 3, 6, and 8 helped build the first clay model of the sculpted Britney, mainly the bear rug.

"At first, the kids thought it was kind of gross. Yukky. But then, they got curious," their 40-year-old dad said in a telephone interview from his home, which is near his studio.

Compared to the hubbub around his art, Edwards' life is peaceful. He takes care of his two boys and a girl during the day, while his wife, a microbiologist whom he married right after high school, goes to work. Then they switch childcare duties while he works on his art.

His sculpture of the pop diva comes six months after she gave birth to her first child, Sean Preston and about a half year after Edwards displayed what he called his "shrine" to baseball great Williams, whose body was decapitated and frozen in hopes that medical science could one day revive him.

When asked why he creates art that generates publicity for him by piggybacking on subjects hyped in the media, Edwards said: "You're bombarded with these stories. And there's a thread that winds back to the art. That's not a bad thing. People are interested in these topics, and it works for art as well."

Spears' publicist, Leslie Sloan, did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Associated Press on Tuesday. Edwards said he never spoke to or met the star, and that he fashioned her face and figure from photographs.

"I admire her. This is an idealized figure," he said. "Everyone is coming at me with anger and venom, but I depicted her as she has depicted herself seductively. Suddenly, she's a mom."

His aim, said the son of a mother who gave birth to him when she was 17, was to stir up debate about a difficult topic that "is greater than the issues presented by either pro-life and pro-choice advocates."

When asked whether he's pro-life, he said, "You nailed me. I'm not saying that I am. I wouldn't march with either pro-life or pro-choice advocates. This is not meant to be political."

A Democrat, "I don't judge anybody for the decision they make."