Love & Tolerate!
The faith-based people in our Occupy are on the radical end of the spectrum. Of course, for those who are both mainstream progressives and skeptics, and for the "Seth McFarlane" wing, that isn't much of a vote of confidence. 
One of the things that's nice about the central messaging that Anons and Adbusters adopted early on was the "do not divide the movement" principle in an effort to get beyond divisive social issues. Hopefully that extends to not making said social issues the center of focus.
Eccentric art projects should be undertaken in service of the movement but I don't think we need be countercultural for its own sake. 
BTW this was something Thomas Frank advocated early on in The Baffler in how to start a radical populist movement, even before he wrote What's The Matter With Kansas. There's another guy who focused on the overclass meme as well, a guy who used to be an (ex-) Republican strategist. He wrote a book on the unification of the American overclass. I forget his name.
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