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| Banksy's Cosette |
His previous Dismaland project, a parody on Disneyland, was composed of refugeeboats, paparazzi surrounding Cinderella's corpse, dodgems with skelettons and personnel wearing depressed Mickey ears and a dismal t-shirt.
Meanwhile Brendan O'Neill is spreading his disapproval of Banksy's work. He claims the street artist despises the ordinary man with his "puberal criticism on consumption society".
O'Neill seems to think street art is about taking risks. The essence of street art never was as superficial: the content of the work is crucial!
Why should one refer to anonymous people sharing art as being snobby?
