A little bit Banksy
a little bit risky
Bethlehem, Palestine, Asia & Middle East
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Drink in the piano bar as it was in British colonial times, sleep in either presidential or military barracks style, learn stencil art for protest purposes, then go out and do it. Inspired and interwoven with the Banksy ethos, here’s a fine trade in both clever and not-so-subtle irony. A permanent collection of significant art has been assembled in the gallery and there’s a programme of engaging temporary exhibitions next door featuring many of the most notable Palestinian artists from the past 20 years. A welcome breath of fresh air for a complex issue.