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Collectable posters have transformed into a dynamic market where art, nostalgia, and investment intersect. As consumers seek unique, visually striking pieces that resonate with their personal tastes and cultural values, the demand for collectable posters continues to soar. From iconic vintage movie posters and legendary album covers to exclusive exhibition posters by contemporary artists, the world of poster collecting offers a diverse range of options that cater to various tastes, interests, and investment potential.
What makes collectable exhibition posters particularly appealing is their ability to commemorate pivotal moments in history. Whether it’s a groundbreaking movie release, a cultural advertisement from decades ago, the debut of an avant-garde installation, or a milestone retrospective, these posters serve as more than just promotional material. They are visual representations of cultural milestones, encapsulating the essence of an era, an event, or an artist’s legacy. For many collectors, the artistry behind these prints is as significant as the narrative they carry – be it about the exhibition itself or the broader social, political, or cultural stories they represent.
One of the most coveted types of collectable posters is that of Banksy whose work transcends traditional boundaries. Owning a Banksy poster isn’t just about acquiring a piece of art; it’s about connecting with the rebellious spirit, cultural commentary, and thought-provoking messages that have made Banksy an international icon. For collectors, each Banksy print serves as a tangible connection to the cultural conversations and transformations that have defined the artist’s work over the years.
Banksy Posters
In our collection, we proudly feature a selection of noteworthy Banksy posters that embody the artist’s distinctive blend of wit and social commentary. These pieces pay homage to key moments in art history, capturing the essence of cultural critique and rebellion. Each poster represents a snapshot in time—whether addressing societal issues, political events, or the commodification of art itself. Not only are they visually striking, but they also serve as powerful, thought-provoking statements that challenge the viewer to reflect on the world around them.
Banksy – XL Think Tank Bus Poster
Take a trip down memory lane with this original Blur ‘Think Tank’ 2003 album poster artwork by Banksy inspired by “Make Love, Not War”. The album delves into themes of love and politics, carrying strong anti-war messages.
This rare XL offset lithograph, a vintage unused bus stop print, captures the energy of a time when Blur pushed boundaries and challenged expectations and the golden era of bus stop advertising. With the album title inspired by the concept of a ‘think tank’ – a group of experts brainstorming ideas for action – this stunning piece is a true collector’s item being over 22 years old! The original cover art by Banksy gained significant popularity, fetching £75,000 at auction in 2007.
Interior Design placement of Banksy’s iconic XL bus poster by Don at GraffitiStreet
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Banksy – Cans Festival Poster
Step back into the heart of London’s underground art scene with this original Banksy ‘Cans Festival’ poster. Released in 2008 to promote one of the most legendary street art exhibitions in history, this rare offset lithograph captures the raw energy of Banksy’s event beneath London’s Waterloo Station. Over the weekend of May 3rd to 5th, the now-famous Leake Street tunnel was transformed into a massive open-air gallery, with graffiti and stencil artists—no rules except one: don’t cover someone else’s work.
With Banksy at the helm, the event solidified Leake Street as a global street art destination. This vintage original poster, printed on satin white paper, is more than just memorabilia; it’s a piece of history from the event that marked a turning point in street art culture. Over a decade later, it remains a collector’s item. Read more here.
“Placing collectable posters in the kitchen area, especially around the kitchen table, adds a layer of fun and informality to the space. It’s where conversations begin—whether it’s early morning coffee, lunch, or dinner. It brings the heart of the home alive!”
Don, Co-Founder GraffitiStreet
Check out Banksy’s iconic 2008 Cans Festival poster reimagined in our bold interior design concept proving how urban art can transcend gallery walls and become a vibrant part of everyday living, even in the heart of the home.
Interior Design placement of Banksy’s Cans Festival poster providing a sense of fun in the kitchen table, by Donna at GraffitiStreet
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Banksy -Exit Through The Gift Shop Official Movie Poster
Step back into the anarchic energy of 2010, when Banksy flipped the art world on its head with Exit Through the Gift Shop. This original offset lithograph poster isn’t just film memorabilia—it’s a relic from the moment street art exploded into mainstream culture.
Directed by Banksy himself, Exit Through the Gift Shop blurred the lines between artist and audience, authenticity and absurdity. It became an instant cult classic, capturing the chaos of graffiti culture and the commodification of rebellion.
Now, over a decade later, this rare promotional poster reminds us of a time when street art was still a question, not a brand—when creativity was wild, unpredictable, and defiantly real.
Interior Design placement of Banksy- Exit Through The Gift Shop by Don at GraffitiStreet
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‘Banksy versus Bristol’ Museum Posters
Step back to the summer of 2009—when crowds lined up around the block and the art world held its breath. Banksy versus Bristol Museum wasn’t just an exhibition—it was a cultural moment. For 11 unforgettable weeks, the walls of a traditional British institution were taken over by Banksy’s provocative, subversive genius. Over 100 works explored themes of rebellion, consumerism, and power, turning the museum on its head—literally.
These official exhibition posters are not ordinary prints. They are offset lithographs, produced as part of a four-poster series sold only at the museum during the show. Each design – Dorothy, David, Hanging Klansman and Riot coppers – captured the tension between classical institutions and Banksy’s anti-establishment voice.
Now over 15 years old, these posters have become modern relics—snapshots of a moment when street art broke into the mainstream and left the doors wide open.
Banksy’s ‘Dorothy‘ Banksy versus Bristol Museum Poster is a commemorative poster based on the original painting displayed at the exhibition.
‘Dorothy‘ Banksy versus Bristol Museum. Image Copyright Banksy
Banksy’s ‘Dorothy’ depicts the famous Dorothy, played by Judy Garland, and her dog Toto from the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz. Banksy has added his own twist by painting Dorothy on rusty material instead of canvas with the slogan “I don’t think we’re on canvas anymore”: a pun on Dorothy’s iconic line “I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore”. The unusual medium is seen to fall from a gold ornate frame. Read more here.
Interior Design of Banksy’s iconic Dorothy poster for ‘Banksy vs Bristol Museum by Don at GraffitiStreet
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For collectors, owning a Banksy poster is akin to possessing a fragment of contemporary history, a tangible representation of the cultural and social movements that have shaped the creative landscape. Each piece serves as a reminder of significant moments that have sparked discussions and ignited intrigue within society. Banksy’s unique style and satirical approach not only challenge the status quo but also invite viewers to reflect on broader issues such as war, consumerism, and social justice.
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Banksy’s posters are imbued with thought-provoking imagery that captivates and engages audiences on multiple levels. His art often juxtaposes visuals with serious commentary, prompting viewers to question the world around them. This combination is what makes his work resonate with so many, turning simple posters into potent symbols of resistance and reflection.
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Framing Collectable Banksy Posters
When it comes to collectible posters, preservation is everything. A true collector’s piece deserves more than a frame- it deserves museum-standard care that protects its value and elevates its presence.
All Banksy posters featured in our gallery exhibition, Banksy Editions: Volume 1, come professionally framed to museum standards by the expert hands at Common Room Projects. Founded by Matt and Kate Jones, their work continues the legacy of the renowned John Jones Framing studio in London—trusted by leading artists, institutions, and collectors worldwide.
Using the highest quality materials and conservation techniques, each frame is custom-built to both complement and protect your artwork from light, dust, and humidity. Whether it’s a rare lithograph or an iconic piece from Banksy’s exhibitions, our bespoke framing ensures it’s ready to be proudly displayed—and preserved for generations.
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GraffitiStreet Presents
‘Banksy Editions: Volume 1‘
We’re proud to announce our upcoming exhibition, Banksy Editions: Volume 1 – a curated showcase of Pest Control-authenticated limited edition prints and collectables by one of the most influential artists of our time.
Join us from Saturday, April 12th to Sunday, May 11th, 2025, at our Chichester gallery for a rare opportunity to view some of Banksy’s most iconic and sought-after works in person.
🕒 Gallery Opening Hours
Friday & Saturday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
We’ll also be open on Bank Holiday Monday.
For a more personalised experience, we offer private appointments from Monday to Thursday, giving collectors and enthusiasts the chance to enjoy the exhibition in a quieter, more focused setting. Advance booking is recommended.
📍 Location:
GraffitiStreet Gallery
25a West Street
Chichester, England
PO19 1QW
To receive the full PDF catalogue of the curated Banksy collection, please contact our founder and Banksy specialist, Rosh Boroumand.