Banksy

Official BANKSY Dismaland Program

2015

KAWS Signed New Fiction Hardback Book, 2023 Hardback book 9 1/2 × 7 7/10 in 24.1 × 19.6 cm Hand-signed New Fiction hardback book from Phaidon's sold out release of this art book, f...

Invader, Rubikcubist Invader, 2022 Must have for the Invader fan, Invader Rubikcubist. Covers Invaders start with the Rubik sculptures and artworks from the beginning in 2004 to 202...

Invader, Invader 4000 The Complete Guide to The Space Invaders 1998-2021 Book Amazing resource and collectible for the Invader enthusiast. Invader 4000 T...

Holding Hands - Blue (Signed) 2022 50 x 50 cm Lithographic poster in colours on 140gsm wove. This work is accompanied by the Hackney Today Newspaper. From the limited edition of...

Holding Hands Orange 2020 50 x 50 cm Lithographic print in colour on 140 gsm smooth woven paper. From the edition of 108,000 was issued in the Hackne...

Left For Dead 2021 70 x 99 cm Limited Edition Screenprint of 140. DFace, aka Dean Stockton, is an English multimedia graffiti street artist who uses spray paint, stickers, p...

Dismaland is the latest innovation in family light entertainment by the graffiti artist Banksy. Installed in the centre of an unfashionable British seaside town frequented by low-income families, Banksy describes it as “the perfect art audience.” The location is a former lido comprising four acres of walled seafront compound, which in recent years has come to more closely resemble a neglected prison yard, an atmosphere Banksy has endeavoured to preserve by declaring that none of the installation crew were allowed to bring a broom. This is an art show for the 99% who would rather not be at an art show. It features a fairytale castle, a boat pond, arcade games and extensive water gardens, all given a distinctly modern twist. But beyond the Mickey-taking is a deadly serious attempt to assemble a show that takes stock of its generation. “It's scrappy, incoherent and self-obsessed, so maybe we're halfway there,” says Banksy. This is certainly not a “street art” show—an art form Banksy describes as “just as reassuringly white, middle class and lacking in women as any other art movement.” The roster of artists ranges from Jenny Holzer, winner of the gold medal at the Venice Biennale, to Ed Hall, a pensioner who has spent forty years producing every major trade union banner...

Very hard to find Alternatives Vegetariennes Magazine #130 featuring Invader cover. Released for the Winter 2017-2018 edition. Very limited release. Has interview with Invader and de...

Program booklet for the Cans Festival organized by Banksy in May, 2008. Rare piece of Street Art history. 44 color pages. Printed in limited numbers for this occasion only and never ...

Dismaland is the latest innovation in family light entertainment by the graffiti artist Banksy. Installed in the centre of an unfashionable British seaside town frequented by low-income families, Banksy describes it as “the perfect art audience.” The location is a former lido comprising four acres of walled seafront compound, which in recent years has come to more closely resemble a neglected prison yard, an atmosphere Banksy has endeavoured to preserve by declaring that none of the installation crew were allowed to bring a broom. This is an art show for the 99% who would rather not be at an art show. It features a fairytale castle, a boat pond, arcade games and extensive water gardens, all given a distinctly modern twist. But beyond the Mickey-taking is a deadly serious attempt to assemble a show that takes stock of its generation. “It's scrappy, incoherent and self-obsessed, so maybe we're halfway there,” says Banksy. This is certainly not a “street art” show—an art form Banksy describes as “just as reassuringly white, middle class and lacking in women as any other art movement.” The roster of artists ranges from Jenny Holzer, winner of the gold medal at the Venice Biennale, to Ed Hall, a pensioner who has spent forty years producing every major trade union banner...

This poster was created by Banksy exclusively for the Walled Off Hotel. It is available exclusively at the Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem and is limited to a very few pieces. Extremel...

Boruchow's paper cutout is float-mounted over satin to give the shadows of the details visibility. The piece is in an archival custom frame with UV protective, low-glare, museum glass. Joe Boruchow is also well-known for his uncommissioned street art, creating large wheatpastes from his original paper cutout, fine art works. He has created many prominent, commissioned, public works as well through programs such as Philadelphia Mural Arts. Boruchow has given artist talks about his work and process at prominent institutions such as The Barnes Foundation and The Philadelphia Museum of Art. His work is in many notable collections, including those of artists Isaiah Zagar and Zoe Strauss.