Tag: Banksy
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Banksy and director Danny Boyle present “The Alternativity”
This Sunday 17th of December at 9pm BBC Two will be screening “The Alternativity”, an alternative nativity play at Banksy‘s Bethlehem hotel directed by award-winning filmmaker Danny Boyle and Riham Isaac, a Palestinian director, performance artist, actress and teacher at Bethlehem University. The Alternativity took place on 3 December and was staged in the car park of the Banksy’s Walled…
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Banksy announces “UK Election Souvenir” print release
Banksy just announced a few hours ago the release of a new and limited edition print. A new version of his iconic “Girl With Balloon” image will be available completely free of charge as a “UK Election Souvenir Special” on June 9th. The exclusive print will be completely free, but only available to registered voters in the Bristol…
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BANKSY’s Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem
Yesterday the elusive British artist Banksy, released images of his newest creation. The Walled Off Hotel, a nine-room guesthouse in the West Bank city of Bethlehem whose windows overlook the barrier that separates the territory from Israel. Of the nine rooms, the Banksy room is probably the most significant, depicting a Palestinian and an Israeli officer…
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Banksy – ‘Better In Than Out’ at Tagliatella Galleries, New York
“Banksy – Better In Than Out” | October 1st – 31st, 2015 After the obvious success of Dismaland (here), Banksy is again in the spotlight with ‘Better In Than Out’ his most recent upcoming exhibition at Taglialatella Galleries in New York that will be presenting a pretty large overview of Banksy’s art, including walls, paintings,…
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‘Mediocre’ New mural by Axel Void x Dismaland
Axel Void spent a few days in the UK invited to take part of ‘Dismaland’ Banksy’s new ‘bemusement park’ for which he painted this wonderful piece in Weston-Super-Mare. Titled Mediocre, the mural not only forms part of Void’s acclaimed ‘Mediocre series’, but is also a clear statement that follows the logic of the unusual park…
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A look to ‘Dismaland’ Banky’s new dystopian theme park
Photo © Yui Mok/PA It’s official! Banksy is back with a new, very unusual, but also very Banksy project, Dismaland a utopian theme park, according to the artist a “family theme park unsuitable for children”. The website, which went live this morning before apparently crashing (still not working properly), says the park includes a Cinderella’s castle, a model…
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2 Bankys murals will be auctioned next month for an estimated price of 1 million dollars
On Wednesday, September 30, 2015, Julien’s Auctions will host its annual Street Art auction in Beverly Hills featuring the sale of two murals by Banksy; “Donkey Documents” and “I Remember When All This Was Trees” for an estimated price of 1 million dollars. “Donkey Documents” (Estimate: $400,000-$600,000) was created in Bethlehem in 2007 and depicts a donkey having its identification…
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New work by Banksy highlights conditions of Palestinians living in Gaza
The elusive UK artist Banksy published yesterday a series of new works in Gaza giving form to a politically charged travelogue of a war-ravaged neighbourhood. The images appeared on his website and YouTube channel late Wednesday with the title “Make this the year YOU discover a new destination.” with a footage showing Palestinian civilians standing among the ruins…
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‘Girl with the Pierced Eardrum’ New Banksy piece in Bristol, UK
Here a few images of a new piece by Banksy recently published on his website. The image resembles the one from Vermeers renowned painting “Girl with pearl earring” and titled by the artist as ‘The Girl with the pierced Eardrum’. A lovely piece of stencil art that according to the rumours must be connected to something else…
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New Stencil by Banksy appears in Clacton, UK
Earlier today updated Banksy his website posting a few pictures of his latest piece painted in Clacton sea front. The image shows 5 pigeons sitting on a telephone wire along side a swallow holding up placards saying “migrants not welcome”, “Go back to Africa” and “Keep of our worms”, obviously alluding to UKIP’s anti-immigrant politics. Apparently…
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