Following a spate of climate activist protests that have seen major artworks being hit with soups, mashed potatoes and more, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz says he thinks this form of demonstration is wrong. “I readily admit that I don’t like it that works of art are now being painted onto and pelted with mash,” Scholz said on Saturday at in Berlin at a party conference of his Social Democrats. Museums in Berlin, London, Rome, Amsterdam and elsewhere in Europe, have seen prized pieces of art pelted with the likes of tomato soup, mashed potato, pea soup and fake blood in stunts aimed at drawing …