See this Estonian Banksy exhibition through a queer lens in 6 stunning artworks

Banksy’s Love Is In The Air (Image: Markus Bidaux)

Elusive artist Banksy has been all over the news recently with his menagerie of animal artworks appearing around London.

Never wanting to be ones to miss out on a trend, Attitude visited The Mystery of Banksy – A Genius Mind unauthorised exhibition in Estonia‘s capital city of Tallinn, to see how queer culture has influenced the ever-popular artist.

The exhibition can be found in the Tallinn’s Telliskivi Creative City, which is aptly located in a former industrial complex with plenty of graffiti amongst various galleries, shops, restaurants and bars.

The exhibition features over 200 facsimiles of his iconic works, including a huge pink elephant statue representing the time in 2006 he painted a 37-year-old Indian elephant in Los Angeles, to match

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