Banksy

..., a Dufour, RR... and that Banksy too. Speaking of Banksy, when he was doing his...

According to the Observer tomorrow. For anyone old enough to remember it, England were holders, playing West Germany in the QF's and Peter Bonetti came in to replace Banksy and made a pigs ear of it and we blew a 2-0 lead.

... droit international. comme a écrit Banksy en 2015 sur un mur...

beksinski ve banksy bristol'a gidince banksy turu yapmıştık google maps'ten. harika bir deneyim oluyor, tavsiye ederim.

  이 동상은 2026년 4월 30일 새벽 영국 런던 워털루 플레이스(Waterloo Place)에 설치된 뱅크시(Banksy)의 조각품입니다.

Video 태그를 지원하지 않는 브라우저입니다. 이 동상은 2026년 4월 30일 새벽 영국 런던 워털루 플레이스(Waterloo Place)에 설치된 뱅크시(Banksy)의 조각품입니다.

...，其中班克西（Banksy）的「女孩與氣... yitingted: 原來他有Banksy那幅 05/20 21...

... a la última escultura de Banksy en la que con fino...

...，其中班克西（Banksy）的「女孩與氣...

It is ambiguous, it could also be past tense. Something like, to make it more idiomatic / natural sounding in English: What a horrible situation we find ourselves in but, oh! what fun we had! And I can attest that it is Spanish, not Malloquin or Catalan. Great pictures, all of them. Clearly inspired by Banksy.

Quote: Originally Posted by Boo Sadly that is probably one of his better works BNut the BO version of Banksy

... strategic graffiti? Ill ask Burley Banksy to knock something up but...

...啲壁畫有啲Banksy嘅感覺 呢度...

No maistuisko toi Banksy? Syökää jollain hyvällä terassilla, meidän naakat on kohteliaita ja lokitkin osaa käyttäytyä.

... Coach station. The masterpiece of Banksy still standing in London Then ...

I wonder if Banksy will install an unmoveable statue of Will Salt with binoculars in the grounds of Rockcliffe Hall

su guzellige bakar misiniz yaaa greetings to banksy ^-^ (her ne kadar buna inanmasam da)

Banksy statue (Waterloo Place, 2026) в ...

... captain but I'll always be Banksy on the ice. Over my...

... blinded by the Flag, as Banksy pointedly observes, there are so...

... The RHS Gardens at Bridgewater Banksy Exhibition at Depot Mayfield if...

2 or 3 weeks ago there seemed to be some news about his identity being outed. Was there anything confirmed or verified from that? Couldn’t really find anything concrete submitted by /u/jorel424 to r/Banksy [link] [comments]

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Headlines always make it sound like his artwork just materializes out of farts. submitted by /u/ObiWan-Shinoobi to r/NoStupidQuestions [link] [comments]

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A new piece by Banksy has appeared on Waterloo Place. The statue shows a figure striding forward while holding a flag so high that it covers his eyes. He appears confident and determined, completely unaware that he is about to step off the edge of the plinth beneath him. Titled Blind Faith, the piece explores the idea of moving forward without seeing clearly, leaving its meaning open to interpretation. submitted by /u/MambaMentality24x2 to r/BeAmazed [link] [comments]

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The caption of the video is “Real Banksy, born Georgos Georgopoulos, breaks his silence. After Reuters exposed the half-Greek, half-Bristolian street artist's true identity, the London-based visionary is speaking out for the first time. Addressing the relentless media harassment, the legal pressure, and the financial devastation caused by thirty years of anonymity being ripped away in a single press pass. He is asking for your support. This is not a scam.” wondering if its real submitted by /u/goodguyboris to r/isthisAI [link] [comments]

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Banksy's identity has been debated, and closely guarded, for decades. Our quest to solve the riddle took us from a bombed-out Ukrainian village to London and downtown Manhattan — and uncovered much more than a name. Here's our investigation. I’ve been an investigative journalist at Reuters for the last 15 years and have a French bulldog named Denim. Check out a few of the other pieces I’ve handled: an investigation about Americans adopting children from overseas and then giving away those children on the Internet; a series that uncovered abuses in the little-known body part trade; and an examination of America’s most powerful public officials and their ancestral connections to slavery. PROOF: https://reut.rs/3PbkW9A I will answer questions from 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. ET. submitted by /u/reuters to r/IAmA [link] [comments]

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Banksy's "Girl with Balloon" is one of his most iconic and widely recognized works, initially appearing as street art in London in 2002. The image depicts a young girl, often in black and white, reaching for a red, heart-shaped balloon drifting away, according to Guy Hepner. The artwork's message, initially accompanied by the inscription "There is always hope", is often interpreted as a commentary on loss, childhood innocence, and the enduring nature of hope. The ambiguous nature of the girl's gesture – whether releasing the balloon or attempting to catch it – adds to its depth of meaning, allowing for both optimistic and poignant interpretations. There was an incident at a Sotheby's auction in 2018 where a framed print of "Girl with Balloon" partially shredded itself immediately after selling for £1.04 million. This was orchestrated by Banksy himself, who had installed a secret shredder within the frame years prior. This act of "self-destruction" is widely considered a bold statement and performance art by Banksy against the commercialization of art and the auction system itself. By destroying his own artwork the moment it sold at a record price, he challenged the notion of artistic value and ownership. The act sparked global debate about the art market's role and the purpose and value of art in society. Despite the partial destruction, or perhaps because of it, the shredded artwork was renamed "Love is in the Bin" and its value actually increased significantly, fetching a record £18.58 million when resold in 2021. This ironic outcome further highlighted the complexities and contradictions within the art market. submitted by /u/l__o-o__l to r/BeAmazed [link] [comments]