AC11 may I took 6 kids to banksy
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Mini art critics (from left to right): Harriet Satterly, 9, Luke Satterly, 7, Indiana Green, 8, Fox Green, 5, Ethan Satterly, 4, and Caspian Green, 2. Gemma White -
The stencil of the girl with the heart balloon is one of Banksy's most recognisable images. Gemma White -
'The Grim Reaper' is given its own space with creepy sound and lighting effects the children loved. Gemma White -
Emulating Banksy's 'The Flower Thrower'. Gemma White -
Banksy's 'No Ball Games' was created in 2006. Gemma White -
'Devolved Parliament' sold for £9.9 million at Sotheby's in London in, 2019. Gemma White -
The mural of a stick girl chasing a burning tyre was drawn on the wall of Bridge Farm Primary school in Bristol, England as a gift from the artist after the school named a building after him. Gemma White -
Chimps feature heavily in Banksy's work and in the exhibition. Gemma White -
This piece is called Bomb Hugger or Bomb Love. Gemma White -
One of the rooms in the exhibition recreates a bedroom in Banksy's Walled Off Hotel in Palestine. Gemma White -
'Laugh Now' is one of Banksy's earliest and most recognisable works. Gemma White -
Banksy's 'There Is Always Hope' piece first appeared in 2002. Gemma White
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