Ten artists, musicians and designers have teamed together with SAS in a campaign to for cleaner seas. Artists include Banksy, David Carson, and Damien Hurst. Interestingly artist Damien Hursts' design is expected to sell for around £84,000.
Banksy's exhibition was very different to what one would usually expect to see inside a museum; that is however what most people would expect from him.
What surprised me about the exhibition wasn't the digs at today's society that most of us have thought before. Or the unusual graffiti. What I found most striking was the skill he obviously holds, and the way he used it to address his issues. Playing a game with the public, he placed beautiful landscapes and 'classic paintings' with a spin among the usual exhibition. I couldn't figure out how much of these he had contributed to, or if he had a team of artists working towards the output for this exhibition.
The exhibition was fantastic to look around, enthusing even the most unartistic.
Above, are multichromatic images from the photographer Anthony Ghiglia. Out of the millions of surf photographers out there, Anthony has managed to capture something unique in his images, color being the most important factor. These are images that would add great warmth to a room if exhibited.