"Leeper’s exhibit, titled “Twilight of the Idols,” centers around his “Madonna and Child (Tomatokos)” “icon,” which sacrilegiously mimics a 1950s Campbell’s soup advertisement. Our Blessed Mother, depicted as a housewife, holds a can of tomato soup in her hand which represents the infant Jesus."
"Some of Leeper’s other “icons” in the exhibit include “Madonna and Child (purest protection),” which shows a topless woman depicting the Blessed Virgin Mary holding a baby representing Our Lord, along with baby powder. Another work, “The Visitation,” depicts two women representing Our Lady and her cousin St. Elizabeth as characters in a cigarette ad."
"Another “icon,” “Madonna del Parto (Once Upon a Time … in Bethlehem),” portrays a pregnant Virgin Mary modeled after the late actress and “sex symbol” Sharon Tate. In Leeper’s “Santa Abraham” piece, Abraham is depicted as Santa Claus from Coca-Cola ads." FULL STORY at above link.