Banksy 'piranhas' police sentry box artwork
Banksy's Piranha Police Box To Be Displayed At London Museum
In August 2024 the biting satirist claimed responsibility for turning a 1990s police sentry box on Ludgate Hill into a vicious-looking aquarium, using translucent spray paint. It was part of a spate of critter-themed artworks that Banksy delighted London with, others including a gorilla at London Zoo and a pelican outside a Walthamstow chip shop.
BANKSY could lose the right to his own name in a landmark case against the world famous artist. The faceless graffiti star is ...
An artwork by Banksy has been removed from the side of a building in west London. A statement on behalf of the building's owner Boss & Co. gunmakers, said they made the decision as part of ...
Banksy Most Wanted draws an in-depth portrait of the masked Robin Hood of the art world. Each investigation reveals a facet of the artist: his political views; commitment to environmental causes ...
Infamous anonymous graffiti artist Banksy is taking a greeting card company to court over the use of his own name. And his team could be forced to speak publicly for the first time as part of the ...
A Bristol community centre which boasts early Banksy artworks on its walls has been put up for sale by its owners. The George Wills Memorial Hall, in Barton Hill, known locally as The Dug Out ...
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