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Banksy's Festive Twist on Homelessness Art

Birminghams Banksy mural gets a festive makeover, with a life-sized Santa Claus joining the scene, sparking joy and donations for a local homeless charity. The mysterious artist behind the original artwork, highlighting rough sleeping, is once again raising awareness during the holiday season.

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