Posts Tagged ‘Banksy’
Banksy ‘No Ball Games’ in London

Banksy has once again taken to the streets with this latest work decorating the wall of a London school (on the corner of Tottenham High Road and Philip Lane). Does this mean we can expect to see more of his work popping up in London soon? Stay tuned.
More after the jump.
Daily Video: Thom Yorke “The Hollow Earth” (2009)
Tags: Banksy, Daily Video, music, roki, video
Swindle #08: Shepard Fairey Interviews Banksy
Tags: Banksy, Shepard Fairey, Swindle Magazine

In case you missed issue 8 of Swindle, Shepard Fairey sits down with Banksy for a chat. A must read.
Click here.
pic and info: Swindle
Banksy Vandalized (Twice)
Tags: art, Banksy, roki

Banksy’s work – which once was referred to as vandalism, but is now revered – has become the target of another type of vandal (a disgruntled ex-employee, perhaps?). On Monday night, someone defaced one of Banksy’s more famous Bristol street pieces – depicting a naked man hanging from a window – by shooting it with a paintgun. Before fans of the artist could recover from the shock, another piece was bombarded with paint-filled balloons the following night. Work has already begun on the restoration of the pieces. Could we be seeing more of Banksy’s art vandalized? Stay tuned.
More after the jump.
Banksy Exhibit at Bristol Museum: video
Last week, all we new was that Banksy was getting ready to open a new show. In case you haven’t already heard, it’s being held at the Bristol Museum, and has been opened to the public. Here is a video offering a look inside the museum at some of the works on display. Check out more photos and information here.
info: bbc.co.uk
Banksy Summer Show
Tags: art, Banksy, Exhibit

Banksy is set to open a new exhibit on June 13th, however no other information has yet to be disclosed. Stay tuned.
pic and info: TAC
Banksy Framed Outdoors

Shortly after a new work by Banksy popped up on the side of a building in Bristol, the residents decided to protect it from vandals. Seeing as Banksy is also from Bristol, they wanted to show pride for their fellow townsman by framing the piece in an effort to keep it from being painted over or from being vandalized. One thing it doesn’t protect from though is having the wall itself removed along with the work as we already have seen in the past.
pic and info: telegraph.co.uk
New Works by Banksy

Here we have a few new works by Banksy. Once again, subjects also include crude oil, and CCTV.
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