If your yet to hear of 'Dismaland' there I'm sorry but you've obviously been living your life under a rock. Dismaland is the newest exhibition from the Bristol artist Banksy and has been set up in the home of Weston Super Mare for 6 weeks. 

The exhibition consists not only of Banksy work, but also 58 other handpicked artist including one of my favourites, Damien Hirst and many more such as Jenny Holzer. If you enjoy a little poke at politics, slightly saddening art and eye opening propaganda, this is ( or was! it actually finshes today the 27th!) to be. If you were unlucky enough to not get tickets as they sold like hot cakes, then fear not as I have you covered. I managed to eagerly wait for the clock to tick 10.00am last week and bagged two tickets for the 'Masked Ball'. This event was set up to include the art already in the exhibit, and for music to be seen from acts such as Pussy Riot, Kate Tempest, Leftfield, Dr Premier and De La Soul. Everyone was asked to attend the event with their faces covered as it was relaid on the invitations that Banksy himself wanted to come and view the works and the music without being pap'd or disturbed. And let it be said, us public take messages like that to heart. EVERYONE and I mean everyone including the music artists and staff were masked in some sort of way. (You even had the few fellows who forgot to cover their faces and would've been refused entry to made a quick dash to Mcdonalds or Tesco and bagged their heads!) So in the interest of art, I have taken LOADS of photos for you all to have a gander and enjoy the weird feelings of Dismaland. 

Everyone down to the staff, was fully committed to the 'dismal' theme and I was shouted at by quite a few for giggling and laughing. A lot of the art was quite unsettling, a lot just hilariously funny and some very eye opening.