Banksy Pieces From the City Museum and Art Gallery
Christina Butty — July 4, 2009 — Art & Design
Well, it doesn’t just have the mating hotdogs, but this Banksy video, made for the ‘Banksy Versus Bristol Museum’ show, is a quirky piece.
Banksy did this video as part of his surprise show at City Museum and Art Gallery. Earlier, a teaser went out declaring the show, but no info was given.
This Banksy Versus Bristol Museum show charges no admission fee but displays more than 100 pieces of his work.
His video collaboration gives fans a peak into the show, and his life. There is a fun edge to it which is an extension of his art. It is a mish-mash of seemingly unrelated quirky things all put together.
Banksy did this video as part of his surprise show at City Museum and Art Gallery. Earlier, a teaser went out declaring the show, but no info was given.
This Banksy Versus Bristol Museum show charges no admission fee but displays more than 100 pieces of his work.
His video collaboration gives fans a peak into the show, and his life. There is a fun edge to it which is an extension of his art. It is a mish-mash of seemingly unrelated quirky things all put together.
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