Graffiti artist Banksy, who is known for his dark humour and satirical street art has come up with yet another offering. This time it is a pop-up art exhibition in the form of an apocalyptic theme park called 'Dismaland' in the UK. It also features
This wall graffiti of a showering woman being secretly watched by little boys points to our increasingly voyeuristic mainstream culture and the loss of childhood innocence.
This art installation of a woman being attacked by seagulls begs you to think about how sometimes innocent bystanders can fall victim to a cruel twist of karma.
This carousel dream might turn out to be more of a nightmare with the bloodied butcher here.
An artist's impression of the global food crisis and huge income disparities across countries.
A police van stuck in a swamp maybe an artistic comment on how law enforcement agencies fail to do their duties because of bureaucratic hurdles.
Persecuted refugees or opportunist migrants? This art piece reflects the dark and grim reality of the current refugee crisis in Europe.
Looks like this mother-son duo's pleasant day by the seaside plans might be crashed by a huge tidal wave.
Banksy has warned that Dismaland is a "family theme park unsuitable for children". Well, the model horse pictured above is certainly not the cute unicorn many children would love to sit on.
Known for incorporating juxtapositions in his artworks, Bansky likes to celebrate the bizarre. This art installation of a killer whale jumping out of a loo is one such example.
Dubbed by Banksy as the world's first 'bemusement park', Dismaland looks like a grim version of the happy and bright Disneyland. Over here even Disney's pretty Little Mermaid Ariel looks contorted in a disturbing way.
Welcome to the world's first 'bemusement' park - Dismaland
