A few days ago in the United Kingdom, Banksy unofficially attended the Glastonbury Music Festival 2014 with the appearance of his “Sirens Of The Lambs” truck installation.
First seen in New York City during Better Out Than In, the artist’s one month residency in the city, the truck has been slightly modified by using a local Somerset farm truck for the installation, adding “25% more terror” according to Banksy himself.
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Banksy has been fairly quiet since his recent residency in New York City last year, however the British superstar seems to be back with this brand new piece which was just finished in Cheltenham, UK.
Earlier this morning Banksy painted this signature piece on Hewlett Road, close to the GCHQ (Government Communications Headquarters).
As usual with Mr B, this piece is right on point with these three government agents spying on our telecommunications.
Stay tuned with Banksy News for more updates and hit the jump for a more detailed look at this stencil.
Sad days for Banksy’s fans, after “Girl With Umbrella” in New Orleans just a few days ago (here), another street art piece by the world famous British graffiti artist has just been damaged in Park City, Utah.
Two stencils were the target of Vandals on New Year’s eve, successfully ruining one of the works. Spray paint is now covering the mural that depicted a young boy with a pink halo and angel wings kneeling to pray behind a spraycan of pink. The plexiglass covering over the image had been destroyed.
This series of stencils was painted back in 2010, around the time Banksy was in Park City for the Sundance Film Festival for of his movie, “Exit Through the Gift Shop. As of today, it’s currently unclear if the work can be restored.
Take a look at more images below and let us know your thoughts down in our comments section.
Yesterday in New Orleans, Banksy’s iconic street piece “Nola” or “Girl With Umbrella” wich was painted in 2008 on N. Rampart and Kerlerec was defaced by Vandals.
Exactly three years after the catastrophic Hurricane Katrina, Banksy showed up in New Orleans. The British artist left his mark around the city, providing stenciled commentary on the post-Katrina days. Sadly, most of the street pieces are gone by now, but several remain.
The plexiglass that protected “Nola” was destroyed and the piece was sprayed with Red enamel paint. Luckily for Banksy’s fans, the Vandals weren’t successful as the piece was cleaned and the red paint removed just a few hours after. “Girl With Umbrella” is saved.
More images are waiting for your click below and then let us know your thoughts on this incident.
December 25th is here and while most of you are probably busy opening your Christmas presents, we decided to treat you on this special day with some rare sketches by the elusive Banksy.
Rarely seen online, these exclusive Banksy’s sketches were for most used as preparatory works for his street pieces such as “Sweep” pictured above which was painted in Hoxton, London.
Take a look at the full series after the jump and let us know in the comments which is your favourite.
Banksy’s “Better Out Than In” in New York City has been finished for almost a month and it has brought over a whole lot of new Banksy’s Fans.
In the next few weeks, we’ll be running a series of Obscure, rare and mostly Unknown Banksy pieces from his early days in London and UK.
Take a look at a full gallery after the jump and let us know which one if your favourite.
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After 27 pieces for “Better Out Than In”, Banksy just painted his 28th Piece on the streets of Coney Island in New York City.
Mr Banksy dropped this brilliant stencil of a robot and his spray-can working on a very personal piece! Gotta love the Banksy touch!
Enjoy an extra shot after the jump and check back with us tomorrow for the newest piece!
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