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hope this will not damage his “outsider” energy to bring attention to many government fails.
This show is amazing and if you can make it to Bristol, it’s a must see. Banksy’s pieces are everywhere, but some are quite hard to find as they are placed along side the museums usual exhibits. If sadly you can’t make it, you can see some pictures and thoughts from my visit on the opening day. http://www.bristol-street-art.co.uk/street-art-blog/banksy-versus-bristol-museum
This was such a good show thanks for this article