Banksy’s famous ‘Girl With Balloon’ sold for R19,5 million at a Sotheby’s auction in London. Seconds after the piece was sold, it started to shred itself.
The people of Paris woke up to find new artworks by the anonymous British graffiti artist strewn across the city. Let’s take a look.
A thief got away with a Banksy piece worth hundreds of thousands of rands by casually strolling in and out an art gallery in the wee hours of the morning.
Waking up to a rat in a clock, New Yorkers were excited to realise that Banksy was back in the city to shake things up.
It’s clear that Banksy thinks Brexit is a rather daft decision, but why would he choose to display his displeasure on this exact wall?
The good people of Dover woke up to a Banksy classic, and it appears that the artist (or artists) isn’t too fond of the whole Brexit fiasco.
The quest to find out the real identity of the elusive Banksy continues, and the author of a new book thinks he has uncovered the mystery.
Banksy’s life is slowly being uncovered since a little stint of geo-mapping helped some scientists unveil his true identity.
A group of scientists have used geoprofiling in an attempt to figure out Banky’s identity, but they have only used the locations of one suspect.
Banksy was it again these past few days, his latest work in the French town of Calais making some pretty good points.
Dismaland, the new theme park by the illusive Banksy, opened its doors this past weekend and the trailer, obviously, shows what’s in store for attendees.
The illusive Banksy is back and this time he is going all out, with a theme park dedicated to a sinister, dystopian version of Disney Land.
If ever you wanted to do something big (or go home) then these are certainly the guys to talk to – they’ve made the world’s biggest piece of graffiti. And it can be seen from Google Earth.
Now turning 400 isn’t exactly something to be scoffed at so you would hope that these guys are going to bust out the big guns. It looks like we’re in luck too.
I imagine we are all aware that there are a fair few drugs floating around Hollywood circles. One street artist has made a point of confronting the movie bigwigs about it with a life-size statue enjoying himself a little too much.
World-renowned street artist Banksy may have just had his say on the Charlie Hebdo attack, depending on who you believe.
Artists around the world have fought back with their pens and pencils in riposte to the Charlie Hebdo attack.
Banksy’s latest piece of art has popped up on a wall in Bristol, parodying the famous work by Johannes Vermeer. Check it out after the jump…
Banksy’s artwork has a huge following and his pieces are sold for hundreds of thousands of pounds, but his latest street-art piece wasn’t appropriate enough for the Tendring District Council.
Banksy’s latest piece is a social commentary on relationships and individuals’ social interactions through technology. But if you ask us, his new artwork is as stale as mouldy bread.
Banksy has hordes of Americans drooling and panting over his most recent installations all over New York. In October, he took a 31-day ‘residency’ in the streets of NY, and in that time managed to turn 5 neighbourhoods into one massive graffiti scavenger hunt. His stay caused waves across American media, as he taunted Mayor Bloomberg, criticised the new world trade centre design and filled a slaughterhouse delivery truck filled with animatronic pig and sheep plush toys.
How’s this for irony? When Banksy himself tried to sell his own original canvases in Central Park at $60 a pop, there were a few locals who came and bought his stuff. Few – but not many. A week later, some random dudes pitched up with some fake Banksy canvases, and they sold out in just one hour. Mental.
Remember when we broke the news yesterday of Banksy’s art being defaced in New York? Well, if the images weren’t enough to go by, we got hold a video that sheds light on just how bad the graffiti has gotten.
Well imagine the hundreds and thousands of people that walked past Banksy’s New York street stand, not realising they could buy his art – worth millions – for a few dollars. One woman even negotiated a 50% discount!
Banksy, the elusive street artist that everyone loves, seems to have made a couple enemies. His artworks have been popping up all over New York City over the last couple of weeks for his “street exhibit” entitled, ‘Better Out Than In’.
Banksy has broken his silence with a rare and “confidential” interview with the Village Voice. He’s been living in New York now and made the streets home to his exhibit, entitled “Better Out Than In”.
Our – indeed, the world’s – favourite street artist, Banksy has expanded his repertoire to include video projects. His first work was uploaded to YouTube over the weekend. Titled, ‘Rebel rocket attack’, the video has already clocked up over half a million views. Banksy’s ‘Better Out Than In’ street art project is already in full […]
Banksy is attempting to host an art exhibit, titled “Better Out Than In,” on the streets of New York. Last week, we brought you a new artwork of his spotted on the streets of LA – it seems that was just the beginning of the elusive artist’s master plan.
Here’s the graffiti artist’s latest piece as seen on the streets of Los Angeles, entitled ‘Better Out Than In’. Looks a lot like Tyler, The Creator in the Yonkers video doesn’t it?
The ride is similar to those you rode as a kid outside the Pick ‘n’ Pay – you know, the space-ship or car that used to move about as your mom patiently waited. Banksy’s version is a little different, it delivers a message. The ride is not a space-ship or a car, it’s a dolphin struggling to swim through fishing nets and BP oil, installed as a reminder to those who have forgotten about BP’s role in poisoning the Gulf Coast of the USA.