Banksy's London Animal Art Series - 2024
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What was the first artwork created by Banksy in his summer series?

  • A rhino climbing atop an abandoned car
  • Two elephants peering out from windows
  • A silhouette of a mountain goat (correct)
  • Three monkeys swinging across a bridge

How many consecutive days did Banksy reveal his animal artworks?

  • Seven
  • Twelve
  • Eleven
  • Nine (correct)

Where did the final artwork of Banksy's animal series appear?

  • A public park
  • A local café
  • The London Zoo (correct)
  • A factory wall

What precaution did Zoo officials take to protect the final artwork initially?

<p>They placed a layer of thin plastic over it (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What message accompanied the high-quality photo of the artwork installed by the zoo?

<p>Banksy was here (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which animal was featured lifting the shutter in the final artwork?

<p>Gorilla (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What emotion did Kathryn England express regarding Banksy's artwork?

<p>Joy and gratitude (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following animals was NOT included in Banksy's animal artwork series?

<p>Penguins (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Banksy's animal series

A series of nine street art murals created by Banksy in August 2024, depicting various animals in London.

First artwork

A silhouette of a mountain goat perched on a structure supporting a factory wall in Kew, London, the first artwork of Banksy's animal series.

Last artwork

A gorilla lifting up the shutter to allow a sea lion and several birds to escape, the final artwork in Banksy's animal series, located at the London Zoo.

Purpose of the series

Banksy's animal series aimed to bring attention to wildlife and its conservation.

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Artwork Preservation

The London Zoo preserved Banksy's final artwork by removing the shutter and installing a solid barrier with a high-quality photo of the artwork.

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The artist's identity

Banksy is a celebrated street artist who remains anonymous, never revealing their true identity.

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Instagram for recognition

Banksy used their Instagram page to confirm the authenticity of their work and showcase each artwork to their millions of followers.

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Public reaction

The public was delighted and appreciative of Banksy’s animal series, with many locals attributing the artwork to Banksy before official confirmation.

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Study Notes

Banksy's London Animal Art Series - 2024

  • Banksy created a series of animal artworks in London from August 5th to 13th, 2024.
  • The first artwork, a mountain goat, appeared on August 5th, 2024, on a factory wall in Kew.
  • Banksy confirmed the artwork's authorship by posting it on Instagram.
  • Subsequent artworks included elephants, monkeys, a wolf, pelicans, and a rhinoceros.
  • All artworks were posted on Banksy's Instagram page.
  • The ninth and final piece featured a gorilla lifting a shutter to release a sea lion and birds at the London Zoo.
  • Initially, the London Zoo placed a protective layer over the artwork.
  • They later removed the shutter with the mural to preserve it for perpetuity.
  • A high-quality photograph of the artwork was placed in its spot, accompanied by the sign "Banksy was here."
  • The London Zoo expressed gratitude to Banksy for raising wildlife awareness.

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Explore Banksy's latest series of animal artworks unveiled in London from August 5th to 13th, 2024. Each piece, featuring various animals, raises awareness about wildlife and showcases Banksy's unique artistic style. Discover the significance behind each artwork and the response from the London Zoo.

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