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Napalm London, 2004 Banksy’s most poignant anti-war work creates an unforgettable image. The work reinterprets Nick Ut’s 1972 Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph ‘The Terror of War’. The original photograph shows children and soldiers fleeing after the South... Read more

Tagging Robot Finsbury Park, London, England, 2010 Emerging in London’s Finsbury Park in 2010, Tagging Robot is a mural offering an ironic critique of automation and consumer culture. The artwork depicts a childlike robot holding a... Read more

RATS One of the most frequently used motifs in Banksy’s street art is rats. However, this symbol existed before Banksy’s creativity brought it to life, originating with another pioneering street artist, Blek le Rat, in Paris.... Read more

Bomb Hugger Toronto, Canada, 2010 Bomb Hugger emerged as Banksy’s most iconic anti-war stencil mural. A small girl drawn in black-and-white stencil technique holds a large bomb tightly to her chest like a teddy bear, eyes... Read more

Mobile Lovers Clement Street, Bristol, England, 2014 In 2014, Mobile Lovers appeared on the door of a youth club in Bristol’s Clement Street, offering a profound critique of technology addiction and modern human relationships. The mural... Read more

The Walled Off Hotel Bethlehem, West Bank Bethlehem, West Bank The Walled Off Hotel, one of Banksy’s most original and provocative projects, is more than just a hotel, it’s a powerful political art installation and manifesto.... Read more

Love is in the Air West Bank, 2003 It first appeared on the West Bank Wall as Banksy’s most iconic anti-war mural. The work served as a manifesto against the construction of the Israeli separation barrier.... Read more

Season’s Greetings Port Talbot, Wales, 2018 Banksy’s Season’s Greetings, created in 2018 on the wall of a garage in Port Talbot, Wales, is a striking mural that blends the artist’s critique of global issues like environmental... Read more

Choose Your Weapon Southwark, London, England, 2010 Emerging in 2010 on the wall of The Grange Pub in London’s Southwark, Choose Your Weapon is an iconic mural offering a critique of peace, resistance, and the power... Read more

Better Out Than In New York, USA, 2013 In 2013, Banksy’s Better Out Than In project unfolded in New York, a groundbreaking and interactive initiative where he unveiled a new street art piece each day for... Read more