Banksy vs. Bristol Museum

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Sunday, 14 June 2009 10:22

For the first time Banksy agreed to an exhibition in the Bristol Museum and shows 100 of his works. His view of the actual society – and not only in Great Britain – is very witty and precise. He picks out central themes like war, animal experiments, child labour, consumption or our “beloved leaders”. The exhibition lasts from 13th June until 31th August and the entrance is free. There is already a set about the works at Flickr and plenty of videos at YouTube.

Animal TestingWar is Peace

More Beloved LeadersAnimal TreatmentsI Hate Mondays

Some more pictures by Banksy here…

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