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Inside Banksy’s Alternative and Grim Version of Disneyland

Welcome to Dismaland, where life isn’t always a fairy tale! Located at the seaside resort of Weston super Mare in the UK, Dismaland is a sinister, dystopian and less glamorous version of Disneyland. As his most ambitious project, Banksy is clearly portraying his authentic views of the famous institution and the “evil” it posses. It is anti-capitalist, dull and clinical modification.

Inside the 2.5 acre site, you will find a grim fairytale castle, a boat pond full of asylum seekers, and other satirical oddities, such as an anarchist training boot camp.

Among its 18 attractions is the Grim Reaper, the sight of Cinderella falling from her pumpkin carriage, and a woman who is morbidly attacked by seagulls.

The exhibition includes pieces from over 50 artists from 17 different countries, which include artists such Damien Hirst, Jenny Holzer and Jimmy Cauty.

You can see Dismaland’s in all its grim glory this weekend, starting on August 22, 2015.

h/t: banksyarts

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it’s deep because we, like… took the bright happy commercialist things… and made them, y'know, bad??? it’s a metaphor, you see, because capitalism is bad like… decaying castles and toilet whales and shit… *takes bong hit*

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u think they have fastpasses??? catch me in the grim reaper bumper cars before anyone else

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If it weren’t for the fact that Banksy has made himself the face of gentrification whether he meant to or not, profiting from art that when done by anyone else is seen as vandalism, this would just be kind of ham-handed with a mix of good imagery hidden in it. But when you couple that with the fact that at the end of the day, his work is unsubtle, cynical in an ugly way, and not really original in its message or delivery since maybe his intro to the simpsons episode, it’s just… You are not a renegade or a rebel when you can safely expect a reward for your actions. The whole thing is a celebration of Banksy’s smug, self-satisfied Gen-X superiority-complex-wrapped-in-cynicism. I feel sorry for the artists whose more poignant work got caught up in this shit.