A mural by elusive street artist Banksy of a judge in a traditional wig and black robe using a gavel to beat a helpless protester appeared on the walls of the Royal Courts of Justice in London before quickly being covered up by guards. Photo: Banksy/PA Wire. |
Crowds gather to view a new Banksy artwork — a stencil of a person and spray-painted tree foliage on a wall behind a leafless tree — near Finsbury Park in north London, England. Photo: Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images. |
Robot and Barcode at The World of Banksy — The Immersive Experience exhibition in Milan, Italy. Photo: Ervin Shulku/ZUMA Press Wire/Rex/Shutterstock. |
Banksy’s crabs on the East Prom on Cromer Beach, Norfolk, England. From A Great British Spraycation (summer 2021). Courtesy of the artist. |
One of Banksy’s new murals, featuring a rodent sipping a cocktail in a deckchair, has been vandalised just hours after it appeared on a wall at North Beach, Lowestoft, Suffolk, England. A spokeswoman for the East Suffolk Council said: “We are naturally appalled that someone has chosen to damage one of the pieces of Banksy artwork in Lowestoft in such a selfish and mindless way. We are, however, hopeful that this particular work can be restored, and are engaging with specialists”. Photo above courtesy of Faye Luoise Stone. Photo below courtesy of Julian Tallis/Getty Images. |
Street artist Banksy has released a 3 minute long video clip, titled A Great British Spraycation, in which he himself, in solidarity with many Britons who cannot leave the country due to COVID-19 restrictions, took a summer road trip in an ageing camper along the available coastline in Norfolk and Suffolk, England. Photo: Julian Tallis/Getty Images. |
A stencil of children pretending to be sailors, bearing the hallmarks of the street artist Banksy, has appeared on the wall of a bridge in Nicholas Everitt Park in Lowestoft, England. Photo: Justin Tallis/AFP/Getty Images. |
People staring at Banksy’s street art on the side of Reading Prison in Reading, Berkshire, England.
The mural shows a prisoner, possibly resembling the famous inmate Oscar Wilde, escaping on a rope made of bedsheets tied to a typewriter. Photo: Ben Stansall/AFP/Getty Images. |
Street artist Banksy has confirmed he is behind a new stencil mural, unofficially titled Aachoo!!, showing an elderly woman sneezing out her false teeth, which has appeared in a residential neighborhood in his native Bristol, England. Photo: Banksy (@banksy). |
Street artist Banksy has confirmed that he is behind a mural showing a girl hula-hooping a bicycle tyre on the corner of Rothesay Avenue in Lenton, Nottingham, England. Surinder Kaur, who runs the AVI hair and beauty salon next to the mural, said the bike appeared at the same time as the mural. Photo: Carl Recine/Reuters. |
British street artist Banksy, too, raised his candle in support of Black Lives Matter with a dedicated piece of art. Courtesy of Banksy.
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A piece of Banksy street art titled The Girl with the Pierced Eardrum, now adorned with a protective face mask, at Albion Dock in Bristol, United Kingdom April 23, 2020. Photo: Rebecca Naden/Reuters.
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Street artist Banksy has confirmed that he is behind a Valentine’s Day mural showing a young girl firing a slingshot of red flowers at a building in Bristol, England. Artwork & photo: Banksy (@banksy).
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A council worker cleans the perspex covering an artwork by street artist Banksy that appeared overnight in Birmingham, England on December 10, 2019. Photo: Paul Ellis/AFP.
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Red noses have appeared on Banksy’s homeless reindeer mural in Birmingham, England. The elusive artist unveiled the artwork dubbed God Bless Birmingham in a video showing a man settling down to sleep on a bench, which appears to be pulled by two reindeer.
Photo: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images.
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A new Banksy art installation has been unveiled in Birmingham, England in the run up to Christmas, featuring a homeless Santa Claus. Credit: Banksy.
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Banksy, One Nation Under CCTV, Newman Street, City of Westminster, London, W1, England, 2007. Photo: Alamy.
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