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Unveiling Banksy Editions: Volume I at GraffitiStreet Gallery, Chichester West Sussex

April 15, 2025

Art has always been a mirror, reflecting societal truths, upheavals, and the raw, often uncomfortable nuances of our human experience. Now, at GraffitiStreet Gallery, we are unveiling the grit and glory of one of the most enigmatic figures in contemporary art—Banksy. Get ready for ‘Banksy Editions: Volume I‘, a curated collection that brings together a […]

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‘Banksy Editions: Volume I’ – Art to Comfort and Disturb unveiled at GraffitiStreet Gallery, Chichester

April 11, 2025

At GraffitiStreet Gallery, we are ready to disrupt the ordinary as we unveil ‘Banksy Editions: Volume I’, an extraordinary collection of authenticated Banksy artworks and collectables that delves into the enigmatic universe of one of the most influential and provocative artists of our time. Embracing Banksy’s bold belief that “Art should comfort the disturbed and […]

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The Provocative Art of Banksy: Comforting the Disturbed and Disturbing the Comfortable

April 9, 2025

Banksy, the enigmatic street artist known for his politically charged and socially motivated artwork, has left a profound mark on contemporary art and culture. Among his many thought-provoking statements, Banksy’s “Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable” serves as a powerful mantra that encapsulates his approach to art and activism. The Origins of “Art […]

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Unmasking Banksy: The Meaning Behind ‘Choose Your Weapon’ – Explained

April 7, 2025

Banksy is a name synonymous with thought-provoking street art that challenges societal norms and provokes dialogue. Emerging from the Bristol underground scene in the early 90s, Banksy has become a global phenomenon, using his anonymity as a tool to amplify his message. His work often blends dark humour with poignant social commentary, addressing issues ranging […]

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The Importance of a Pest Control Certificate of Authenticity for Banksy Artworks

April 7, 2025

When investing in Banksy artworks, one crucial factor cannot be overlooked: the Certificate of Authenticity (COA). As the enigmatic street artist’s popularity surges, so does the risk of counterfeiting. Therefore, ensuring that any Banksy piece you consider purchasing comes with a valid COA is essential for safeguarding your investment. Banksy – Banksy – Rude Copper […]

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A Timely Auction: Banksy’s ‘Crude Oil (Vettriano)’ Sold for £4.3 Million Following the Passing of Jack Vettriano, Sotheby’s London

March 5, 2025

The art community is in a state of reflection following the recent auction of Banksy’s “Crude Oil (Vettriano),” which sold for an impressive £4.3 million at Sotheby’s on 4th March, 2025. The sale has garnered significant attention not only for its remarkable outcome but also for the poignant timing surrounding the auction: the original artist, […]

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Ten Facts About Banksy’s ‘Di-Faced Tenner’: Art, Critique, and Counterfeit Culture

March 2, 2025

Banksy’s ‘Di-Faced Tenner’ is a striking piece that transcends the boundaries of traditional street art, offering a provocative commentary on currency, value, and societal norms. First unveiled in 2004, this satirical work replaces the Queen’s portrait on the British ten-pound note with an image of the elusive artist himself, transforming a mundane object into a […]

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The Meaning Behind Banksy’s ‘Morons’: Explained

January 21, 2025

Banksy, the enigmatic street artist famous for his thought-provoking pieces, consistently pushes boundaries and ignites discussions with works like “Morons.” Created in 2006, this piece delivers a sharp critique of the art market and explores the concept of value within contemporary culture. This particular screen print stands as a biting satire of the art industry, […]

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Banksy’s Bullet Proof Vest Exceeds Expectations at Sotheby’s Auction

October 10, 2024

Banksy’s Vest, a poignant and provocative work that fuses patriotism with the realities of violence, made headlines at the recent Sotheby’s auction held on 9th October 2024. The iconic bullet proof Vest, executed in 2019 and numbered 1 from an edition of 5, surpassed all expectations by selling for an astounding £780,000, over its estimated […]

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Banksy’s London Zoo: Artist Unleashes Animals on London’s Streets over 9 Days

August 13, 2024

Since its launch on Monday, August 5th, Banksy’s exciting London Zoo series took participants on an exciting and immersive animal search across various locations in London, prompting widespread engagement and appreciation for the artist’s work. DAY 1 The series kicked off with the surprise sighting of a Mountain Gazelle precariously perched on the edge, with […]

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Banksy Strikes Again: Unveiling The Great Escape at London Zoo

August 13, 2024

As ZSL London Zoo closed its shutters temporarily, the renowned street artist Banksy unveiled his latest thought-provoking stencil on Day 9. The mural depicts a gorilla lifting the shutter and releasing a procession of animals; first, a seal emerges, followed by bats and exotic birds. In the background, a queue of eyes hints at a […]

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Banksy’s “London Zoo” Takeover: Week 2, Day 8 Reveals an Excited Rhino

August 12, 2024

Banksy has taken over London with a week-long “zoo” takeover featuring animal-themed art pieces scattered across the city. Yesterday we saw a Police box full of Piranha’s, which stood out from his previous works, which mainly consisted of dark silhouette images of animals, including a gazelle, two elephants, three monkeys, a lone wolf, two hungry pelicans, and a wild chained cat, […]

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