Banksy's 'Dismaland', a 'festival of art, amusements and entry-level anarchism'
Bansky's 'Dismaland' exhibition opens Friday at a derelict seafront swimming pool in Weston-Super-Mare, England, near the reclusive artist’s home town of Bristol. The show or ‘bemusement park’, is Bansky’s first in the U.K. since the Banksy v Bristol Museum show in 2009 and will be open for 6 weeks.
An installation depicting a crashed pumpkin with princess being photographed by paparazzi is pictured at the exhibition.Toby Melville/Reuters
A steward is seen outside the exhibition.Matthew Horwood/Getty Images
General view of 'Dismaland'.Toby Melville/Reuters
A performer gestures at a guest at the entrance to 'Dismaland'.Toby Melville/Reuters
An installation depicting an orca jumping through a hoop into an inflatable swimming pool is pictured at the exhibition.Toby Melville/Reuters
A visitor looks through a board at 'Dismaland'.Toby Melville/Reuters
A sculpture of a pensioner being swarmed by seagulls is pictured at 'Dismaland'.Toby Melville/Reuters
Part of an installation of refugees in a boat is pictured at 'Dismaland'.Toby Melville/Reuters
People ride a carousel at 'Dismaland'.Toby Melville/Reuters