Bansky does it again!

So as I’m waiting for my laundry to come out smelling so fresh and so clean, I figure I’d catch up on the sites I’ve missed out on during the move to the loft. One site leads me to another site. Then that site leads me to another. So on and so forth. Anyways, here’s a crazy faux animal pet store installation by the legendary graff artist Bansky. The store is called The Village Pet Store and Charcoal Grill. Check out what FRESHNESS has to say about it.

If you’re in the NYC area, try to catch London’s legendary graffiti artist Bansky’s faux animal pet store installation The Village Pet Store And Charcoal Grill. It’s a disturbingly convincing exhibition complete with actor’s as store assistants, a caged monkey watching TV with headphones on, two chicken nuggets eating from a carton of what looks like barbecue sauce, a high-maintenance bunny sporting pearls while staring into her looking glass and hotdogs engaged in the “act of love”. Through this exhibition, Bansky questions the relationship between humans and animals. The Village Pet Store and Charcoal Grill is on 89 Seventh Avenue South in Greenwich Village, New York, until October 31.

Here’s some video from the exhibit.

Here are some more closer up videos. Don’t worry if your audio seems messed up. There’s no audio for these videos.

spotted at: FRESHNESS