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Maddox Artistic Director Maeve Doyle On Banksy's Latest Mural

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Maddox Artistic Director Maeve Doyle On Banksy's Latest Mural

14 August 2024

Maeve Doyle on BBC World News

Maddox Artistic Director Maeve Doyle speaks to BBC World News about the latest Banksy work, the artist's ninth piece since 5th August 2024, that appeared on the shutters of London Zoo on Tuesday 13th August. In this video, Maeve Doyle offers a detailed analysis of this latest Banksy artwork, delving into its deeper meanings and the significance of this distinctive art trail. Is Banksy addressing themes of freedom, captivity, or something even more profound? Watch now to discover her insights.

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