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On the subject of art and inspiration.
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I am not an arty person. I rarely have a burning desire to dash to see a piece of installation art but oh my,Banksy and friends have outdone themselves in Weston-Super-Mare and I am gutted that I am too far away to go and experience it.
The imagery depicted in what I can see in press releases of Dismaland is deliciously dark and satirical. Honestly, it gives me creative chills of the ooh inspiration for pitch-black dark fic kind.
Now, I'm not saying that some of my flist share my love of all things dark and dystopian *cough*
sylsdarkplace
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tipsy_kitty the whole of the
evilsam_spn community and more *cough* but I am not going to waste an opportunity by not drawing attention to the general yumminess and possibilities for all sorts of creativity.
Check out a few:



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And I am pretty sure there will be a ton load more over the internet over the next few weeks. So yes, I'll just wait over here with puppy eyes and human sacrifices.
Oh and in case you are in the West Country in the next five weeks and want to check it for real (because dude - the entry fee is only £3.00 an adult to see work by 58 artists) just to make me cry with insane jealousy the official site for tickets to Dismaland Bemusement Park and info is here.
I am not an arty person. I rarely have a burning desire to dash to see a piece of installation art but oh my,Banksy and friends have outdone themselves in Weston-Super-Mare and I am gutted that I am too far away to go and experience it.
The imagery depicted in what I can see in press releases of Dismaland is deliciously dark and satirical. Honestly, it gives me creative chills of the ooh inspiration for pitch-black dark fic kind.
Now, I'm not saying that some of my flist share my love of all things dark and dystopian *cough*
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Check out a few:



sourced here
And I am pretty sure there will be a ton load more over the internet over the next few weeks. So yes, I'll just wait over here with puppy eyes and human sacrifices.
Oh and in case you are in the West Country in the next five weeks and want to check it for real (because dude - the entry fee is only £3.00 an adult to see work by 58 artists) just to make me cry with insane jealousy the official site for tickets to Dismaland Bemusement Park and info is here.
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I love the shot of the pinwheel fan with the cotton, or torn paper left trapped in the blades. WOW And that truck carousel? And the castle and the sliced up distorted mermaid. This is a major art endeavour. What did they say 58 artists? WOW. We were just talking about Banksy and I hadn't seen any of his stuff but this is awesome. Thanks so much for sharing.
Not that I * cough * like this kind of stuff or anything LOL
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A lot of his work is highly political. The lake with the boat of illegal immigrants with some drowning is an arrow through the eye of right wingers right now. It is spot on.
I should probably stop now - yes, dystopian, nothing better!
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Although I may drive down there tonight to look at the size of the queue!
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She got in and got some great pictures.
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Dismaland is such a great idea as a response to the over-commercialized Disney franchise -- the ultimate entertainment which is ultimately disappointing -- so glossy and bright and perfect. Dismaland is the opposite, I think -- dark and broken and creepy and far more interesting and satisfying.
I want to go!
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