A sculpture of Jesucristo made out of six-feet of anatomically-correct, rich, delicious, milk chocolate that was stopped from showing in Manhattan last April amid protests from The Catholic League (like The Human League but without the human part), is back in action this fall. Creator Cosimo Cavallaro, who received death threats last time around, is thrilled to have a new opening scheduled for October 27th at a gallery in Chelsea and the “support” of the Catholics. (Or at least an agreement not to fuck with him.) Says our eyes on the artworld, Fox News:

The last show was criticized for its timing and its location. The exhibit, in a gallery visible to passers-by on a Manhattan street, was set to open one day after Palm Sunday and four days before Christians marked the crucifixion of Christ on Good Friday.

The Catholic League, which led the charge against “My Sweet Lord” back then, said the change to the Proposition Gallery and the exhibition’s new opening date would keep it from calling for another shutdown of the sculpture’s showing.

Chocolate Jesus Sculpture Resurrected in New York [Fox News]