Banksy's Latest London Murals Stir Mixed Reactions
The elusive artist's new animal-themed artworks spark debate over their artistic value and the challenges of preserving street art.
- Nine animal-themed murals appeared across London in nine days, drawing crowds and mixed reviews.
- Critics argue the new works lack the depth and political messages of Banksy's earlier pieces.
- Several murals were quickly defaced, stolen, or moved to secure locations, raising questions about the permanence of street art.
- Banksy's management claims the artworks aim to uplift the public during challenging times.
- The artist's identity and the legal status of his works continue to intrigue and complicate their reception.