01/19/2025, 13:46

Dear supporter,

The exhibition has now ended. The official end was January 12th, but the offensive pictures were still hanging in the art room until the middle of this week. These have since been removed, and other pictures that from my perspective are at least suitable for the general public can still be seen there.
The organizers of the exhibition have heard our concerns and responded accordingly.

As you have been a major part of this success, I would like to thank you very much for your support!
It has enabled us to show the organizers and those responsible that some people do not agree with the exhibition in this form, which also put some pressure on the organizers to end the exhibition and take down the controversial pictures.

It is uplifting to see that this issue is important to you as well. Together, we can work for a better and more beautiful future for us as a society and especially for the protection and safeguarding of children.

Best wishes,
Andreas Egger

01/17/2025, 15:22

Dear supporters,

the exhibition has now ended. The official end was January 12th, but the offensive pictures were still hanging in the art room until the middle of this week. These have since been removed, and other pictures that from my point of view are at least suitable for public viewing can still be seen there.

I would also like to express my thanks to the organizers of the exhibition, who noticed this request and responded accordingly.

I would also like to emphasize here once again that there are very different viewpoints and opinions on this petition and the exhibition in general, each of which has its justification.

My main concern is to protect children in particular from accidental exposure to sexually explicit content and to ensure that this type of content is not made publicly available.

I will continue to work for that in the future and would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who have supported the petition so far.

Best regards,
Andreas Egger