A group of modern art sculptures is being displayed outside the Bo Lee Gallery in Bruton, Somerset, which previously served as a Methodist chapel. The installation, titled “Secret Sentinels,” consists of three tiled sculptures and features works that are described as about seven feet tall. The sculptures are positioned in the churchyard area outside the gallery and present as brightly coloured pieces as part of the exhibition. Coverage notes that some local residents make unflattering comparisons of the sculptures to sex toys, reflecting a negative reaction to the artwork’s appearance. The reports identify the location and the basic composition of the show, but they do not provide details on the artist’s statements, the exhibition’s duration, or any official response from the gallery. Overall, the information across sources focuses on the display of the sculptures, the former Methodist chapel setting of the gallery, and the range of local reactions to the new works.