In 2003, yBas Jake and Dinos Chapman outraged refined sensibilities when they exhibited a set of Francisco Goya’s Disasters of War etchings, but only after they had "defaced" the prints with the addition of clown heads and the like. Now, the Chapman brothers are at the Hay Festival of Literature in Wales -- dubbed "the Woodstock of the mind" by no less than Bill Clinton -- where they have proposed starting a "Goya slush fund" to raise money to purchase more of the Spanish Master's originals for alteration. "We had this idea of a Goya slush fund where we sell one and buy another and work on it," said Jake. "It will be like a bacterial necrotising thing, like Ebola, you can feel your arm being eaten, it will be unpleasant." Dinos added, "It's a year zero thing we do want to get our hands on as many as possible." Stay tuned.