Titled ‘Barely legal’, Banksy’s first United States (USA) exhibition showcased Tai, an Indian elephant, painted with pink and gold pattern to blend in with the wallpaper of the living room, intended to mock the art world’s claim for the true portrayal of the state of the world where over 650 million people live below the poverty line, yet, never actually doing anything about it [1]. Irony befitting the title of the exhibition was that Los Angeles's Animal Services Department which had permitted the elephant’s appearance at the exhibition, later stated that the ‘paint that was used although non-toxic, was unsafe according to government regulations’. Tai appeared unpainted in the living room the following day!