When I first heard about this, I didn't know how long it was gonna run for (when I checked, you can get tickets until early March), so I figured better sooner than later? Had to download and sign up for the Fever app (but not without finding some random referral code to get $7 off - that one's mine, in case anyone was wondering). Mind you, this exhibition is not sanctioned by Banksy.
I guess like most people, we've all seen the headlines about Banksy, but I'm not enough of an art nerd lah.
After a carb rich breakfast (pandan egg tart AND a maple bacon donut) washed down with tea, I checked out, left my bag at the hotel, and walked over in the heavy rain to the exhibition. Figured if I try my luck again to see if I could go in a little early.
NGL, the address was a little confusing, and the people working at the Royal Plaza on Scotts hotel knew it, because they knew to redirect people to the exhibition, which is located right next door.
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| They should've put this out at the hotel entrance |
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| Found it |
I was there a little before my allocated entrance time. They just cincai anyhow let me in. I must've screengrabbed the ticket QR on the app (connectivity issues/don't want to pay any more for roaming), cos they just scanned me in and off I went.
It wasn't terribly crowded - which could be because it was a working Friday, or the weather, I dunno. But I took my time looking at stuff, taking a shit ton of pictures. I was probably in there for about an hour, give or take. Don't want to spoil it for anyone by posting more pics here, but the one thing I never knew was that he was the one who did the cover art for Blur's Think Tank album.
The gift shop items were kinda meh. I only got myself some postcards.
After that, I walked back to the hotel, got my luggage, and went on the rest of the day..


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