Liberal MP Craig Kelly is a bit upset about some rude art hanging around Parliament House in Canberra.
The member for the NSW seat of Hughes singled out this piece, "The Witches", by acclaimed artist Wendy Sharpe.
The painting is hanging in parliament house as part of its "The Art Of Shakespeare" exhibition currently being held by the Bell Shakespeare company.
Sharpe herself is a winner of both the Archibald and Sulman prizes and was the first woman wince WWII to be appointed to observe Australian soldiers in the battlefield when she documented our peacekeeping mission in East Timor in 1999.
But that's not good enough for Kelly, who says the artwork is an "appalling" image to greet visitors at parliament house. Like all good art, the MP's post has divided opinions.
Kelly told BuzzFeed News that his main issue with the painting is its location within parliament house. He also says he'd like to see more Indigenous art on display.
"The Parliamentary Art department has some wonderful pieces, but in storage, so nobody sees them," he said.
Greens MP Adam Bandt reckons it's a nice bum.
Lib MP says this art is inappropriate for Parl House, but(t) there's more to art than country landscapes #thisisart
Plenty of people agree that the piece is a bit rubbish.
And others just wanted to blame ~the left.~
Here is an up-close look at the bum in question.
BuzzFeed News has contacted Craig Kelly to ask him why he hates the bum.