Banksy's Dismaland on the seafront at Weston-super-Mare is being dismantled after a hugely successful five week run. 155,000 visited the exhibition which is thought to have brought a £20 million boost to the town's economy. The wood from the exhibits is being taken to Calais to make shelters for the refugees.
An art instillation from Banksy's Dismaland has gone on sale on the popular auction site Ebay with the billboard expected to fetch thousands of pounds.
Known as ' The Shove', the giant billboard features a picture of David Cameron holding a glass of champagne with a city backdrop, being crumpled up.
The 40ft instillation was created by Kennardphillipps, made up of Peter Kennard and Cat Phillipps, who said they wanted it to go to a "public home" once the park had closed it's doors.
Describing the artwork on the website, the artists say "It's been a wonderful, wonderful time, but like all happy times it must melt away now until the next time.
"This billboard did it's job good in Dismaland. Now where's it going to go next? Maybe in a field of pigs?
"Roll up roll up, who's got a good place to take the fight back further."
It currently has 24 bidders and has reached £673.00 with bidding ending on the 29th Sept.
Work has started to dismantle the most successful one-off attraction in Weston-super-Mare's history.
Banksy revealed all the timber and fixtures from his so-called Bemusement Park will be sent to the camp which is home to thousands.
A masked Ball at Dismaland last night featured Kate Tempest, Leftfield & De La Soul & a cameo appearance from Blur frontman Damon Albarn.