@@amyf6726wasn't Gadget. He'd have done it by standing outside, using one extendable arm to tap the guard on the shoulder to distract him, while the other extendable arm hung the painting in the wrong place. 👍
Where I used to live in Nottingham 2 years ago, banksy did a piece at the end of my road. For over a month it was guarderd (you could still up to it, take photos etc.) by someone in a council van was watching over it) and in the end it was sold but the buildings owner for 6 figures I believe. Just goes to show his huge influence.
@@zagreus5773 The guy you mocked has a pretty good explanation. Why not counter it with some facts if you are so triggered, instead of going the route of your "Temper Tantrum"?!?!
My grandmother had a huge wall of family photos. One holiday when everyone was over I tacked a picture of a man dressed as Waldo among them. It stayed there for 5 months before anyone finally noticed.
One of my relatives had a picture of my sister on the fridge.. I drew the classic mustache and goatee on her and it took almost three years for anyone to notice
Yeah he’s so safe and entertaining. Really pushing boundaries and making everything great. I love him. He’s so witty and funny. He’s like benny hill . He s the best happy meal toy ever.
@@whosle that implies the jackass guys ripped off Tom Green and that's incredibly false. His schtick was admittedly similar in nature, but jackass was something else entirely.
@@BiLdoEMcLown Steve-o died so many times I heard. Don’t get me wrong Jackass is great, but they kind of destroyed themselves doing it. Tom was way ahead of his time and the world was not ready. MTV also just threw Tom out there and Jackass had pretty big production values for the time. Jackass was a boyband version/spiritual successor to the culmination of shock humour and skater videos that existed at the time. Shenanigans are everywhere I guess.
Banksy is an almost universally hated criminal graffiti "artist". Nothing he creates has any merit, literally no different from 12 year olds tagging their name in an alley
@@Thatdoodleablejealous? An important factor of art is humor. That is what one of my art professors taught me at the acadamy of arts. He was right. Now some people have no sence of humor. So sad for them as appreciating art for what it realy is will always pass them by. Don't take life so serious mate, as that way it will pass you by. Cheer up, live!
@@mostertpot1 Banksy literally defaces people's property with messages that are so surface level and overdone that theyve lost all meaning. Why would I be jealous?
@@Thatdoodleable jealous of the attention, seaking it again now. Or plain ignorent. The city of Brighton has even protected the artwork of the artist. People pay millions for his works, on exhebition in an Amsterdam museum there were enourmous queues. You might not see it as art, that says a lot about you. You most likely don't like Warhal either, nor Lichtenstein. Art is not what you or I deside, art is the creativaty of the artist, the use of his materials, the form. A wall is just another type of canvas. Banksy has touched millions of hearts, more than most artists. Buy a or lend a book or two on him, educate yourself. But who am I? Just some 73 year old artlover. Open your eyes, open your heart and see beyond your shaded eyes.
Banksy, the only artist to be able to hang his own works on the walls of the greatest galleries and museums. You shouldn't have to wait for death to be celebrated.
Banksy really inspired me as an artist when he mentioned how his art is a response in a world where we get inundated with ads and announcements without our consent, but usually don’t have the opportunity to reply. It’s a refreshing way to look at what we are forced to see every day on the streets…the same streets it’s illegal if we put our art/messages on.
Well except for the fact this was an Ad for the museums he was payed by to do. You don't think they just blurred his face because they had to "legally" or something do you? Nobody else's faces were blurred, but if his wasn't, the mystery would be shattered and the museums couldn't profit off of it
So rather responding to the evil or injustice or the love that immediate people or your life experience shows you, you watch a crap tv documentary buy a T-shirt and think I’ll do that. 😂😂😂😢. We are doomed
Banksy is a graff writer who stencils and hides from the public. Cities protect his art but go over true graff in the street to preserve his shit 4 sec piece that took no skill to produce. He got special treatment from the public all these years and is a false prophet and hardly a legitimate artist at all (he’s stolen art many times too and is hated amongst graff, I recommend watching ‘Banksy vs Robbo’ if you somehow haven’t)
This is exactly what I was thinking, so I’m not sure what makes him mysterious and unknown.. those museums would have state of the art cameras, I’m sure they can pick out individual eyebrow hairs
This is video he had made, obviously….and he wore a disguise while doing it. So I’m not sure what you’re saying…that you just need to find the tourist who took these candid video clips of him installing the pieces?? Lolol Good luck with that. And the whole fingerprint thing is laughable, you kids don’t realize he’s been around for more than a decade doing this stuff, he wasn’t immediately world famous, it took a while for him to become so elevated in the art world (that he despises so much.) That’s the thing, The irony with this guy is what’s so hilarious, just like the documentary he dropped about that exact subject, how ridiculous the art world really is, and nobody got the joke then. This stunt was the first big mention of Banksy back in the day, it made the cover of the New York Times among others if I’m not mistaken (this is from memory). So he was in full control of how his ‘image’ was shared even back then. Blek Le Rat is proud of his son even if he is a biter. 🐀
Nah it’s one person. There’s nothing to suggest in his work that it’s multiple people and his history is pretty well documented going all the way back to his early graffiti days in Bristol.
It's so subversive that if you go for a walk in London, Portobello road for instance, it's all shops selling facsimiles of his crap... totally subversive
People fuck highly valuable art works up all the time in galleries Sometimes by accident, sometimes as a performance, sometimes as protest. You can't have a guard next to every work and you can't put barriers around everything.
It's been confirmed that banksy is one man. His identity isn't public, but several other artists know who he is. There ARE other artists that have helped him pull these things off, but the art itself is his and his alone.
@@casemods not sure, it was at the palace of fine arts a little over a year ago. Wasn't really planned, just saw the Banksy sign and had to check it out. After I exited through the gift shop, there was an older guy dressed like a worker that told my young daughter she would be a future artist. My wife and I always joke that he was actually Banksy.
I see the Banksy piece in Stoke's Croft every day on the bus, didn't even know it was his until recently. The art in Bristol owes a lot to him actually, walking down Gloucester Road on acid is one of my favourite activities.
I always liked the guy hanging from the window at the bottom of Park Street. And yeah Gloucester Road, what a relief from all the cloned shopping centres. I'm old, there used to be more places with that kind of character. Then they got 'gentrified', and developed.
All things aside, incidents like this should have the security guards fired without notice. Same with the ones who fail to prevent the so called "Klimakleber" gluing themselves or spilling things on art pieces.
Truth is security guards are usually walking through museums, but are not watching every guest all the time. For priceless art they have sensors and glass to protect them, but often it’s just good faith and insurance
@@spelcheak more valuable than me probably. But there are other more valuable people who will rewrite the books we destroy, and paint new beautiful paintings to fill up art halls. The holocaust didn't destroy Jewish culture, they tried their hardest but the Jewish PEOPLE were what survived and was what was important. I'm a pathetic worm personally though. I know that.
That "activism" was financed by the daughter of an oil tycoon, literally. This group of people is gathered only to discredit the movement and disgust it
That must be why I was trained to check all workers ID tags when I was a national gallery guard in Canada lol Occasionally technicians did pop up to remove or put up pieces
Don't be silly. Banksy's works always have a point. The most stunning is Christ Crucified - by the shopping bags hanging from His arms. The best attack on base materialism imaginable.
Banksy 100% killed King Robbo, then right after went and painted a memorial underneath that bridge where they had been battling painting over each others stuff, lol. And now that Banksy had Robbo out of the way look how quick he shot up in rank in the art world, I mean it was Robbo who had the spotlight not Banksy before Robbo was murdered. Banksy is a killer narcissist and it amazes me that no one has taken notice of this murder, lol, crazy.
Because nobody breaks into the museum to install art they break into the museum to steal art.🤣🤣🤣 Banksy changed the game!
he didnt break in. hes also just a puppet for the machine.
@@wishtheyunderstoodme what? Some stupid illuminati shit??
@@wishtheyunderstoodme How is he a puppet? Any evidence other than you sinicism.
As a historian who worked in museums i love this. So clever and funny
@@jestersjokers thank you.
Life and Humanity do have a way of keeping us entertained
“Fake exhibits” doesn’t sounds right, I’d say “unauthorized”.
Its a publicity stunt!
Yeah
I want one off those art pieces
"Migrant"
"Improve"
It was "fake art" until millionaires realized they could use it to funnel money. Then it's just normal art.
Hunter Bidens Art used for money laundering for the corrupt Biden Crime Family
No, people still consider it shit. Just shit dumb rich people will pay for.
why will it not show replies?
@@Djzommer1 I dunno, I don't see them either.
@@knightartorias1825 fuck youtube
Clearly that wasn't Banksy, it was Inspector Clouseau . . .
Or it was inspector gadget!
@@amyf6726wasn't Gadget. He'd have done it by standing outside, using one extendable arm to tap the guard on the shoulder to distract him, while the other extendable arm hung the painting in the wrong place. 👍
Twenty years on, the galleries would leave a Banksy on the wall
They’d give an arm and a leg for one!
They would fking pray for one these days
you mean today?
Where I used to live in Nottingham 2 years ago, banksy did a piece at the end of my road. For over a month it was guarderd (you could still up to it, take photos etc.) by someone in a council van was watching over it) and in the end it was sold but the buildings owner for 6 figures I believe. Just goes to show his huge influence.
@@lexa3210 and did the owner give most of the earnings to the art community or banks himself?
Banksy's the absolute mad lad of the art world and I love that for him.
yea the art world. not the graff world
@@wishtheyunderstoodme well, I hope it made you feel better to make your useless comment fam.
@@MadiganinPeach it's not useless to the real ones
@@wishtheyunderstoodme mmmm yeah it is 🧚🏻♀️
They’re both useless comments. So is mine.
Banksy, the only man to have a blurry face so no one can identify him.
You don't get it mate...ANYBODY could be him but that only works if nobody is!!!
You could brand anything as a Banksy..and rake in millions
@@gurbindersekhon8240 Then go on, try it. Bet you can't.
@@zagreus5773 I need more incentive to launder money mate
He’s part Sasquatch. Duh
@@zagreus5773 The guy you mocked has a pretty good explanation. Why not counter it with some facts if you are so triggered, instead of going the route of your "Temper Tantrum"?!?!
You can't call em fake exhibits, just unplanned 😂😂😂
My grandmother had a huge wall of family photos. One holiday when everyone was over I tacked a picture of a man dressed as Waldo among them. It stayed there for 5 months before anyone finally noticed.
My Dad would change the photos around on Grandma to get a laugh out of Grandpa near the end.
I first thought this must be an onion video
I put a picture of Hitler up in my exes family home. It was there for about half a year. When one day she got a call from her parents 🤣
I used marker pen on the glass to give my big sister a Hitler moustache, it went unnoticed for months lol
One of my relatives had a picture of my sister on the fridge.. I drew the classic mustache and goatee on her and it took almost three years for anyone to notice
The Banksy pieces are probably worth many millions now. He’s so fun, creative, and daring!
not really
@@billybussey thank you. Someone else sees it
They do cost a lot. His pieces have been sold at auctions for more than 10 years now (probably more like 15 at this point).
How is he daring? He’s elevated by the entire media and institutional apparatus.
Yeah he’s so safe and entertaining. Really pushing boundaries and making everything great. I love him. He’s so witty and funny. He’s like benny hill . He s the best happy meal toy ever.
Genius! He’s putting his own art next to the greats. This guy ain’t waiting but taking it! Lol 👏👏
You heard of people being the main character, well this guy is the main antagonist.
Niko Omilana proved that it’s really easy to put “fake” artwork on museums and absolutely nobody notices
NDL 4LYF
Been to the Tate Modern? It's a whole flippin' gallery of fake art.
Tom Green did this years before Banksy up in Canada, a true pioneer!
Tom also invented “planking” and was pretty much “Jackass” before MTV made a show
@@whosle that implies the jackass guys ripped off Tom Green and that's incredibly false. His schtick was admittedly similar in nature, but jackass was something else entirely.
@@BiLdoEMcLown CKY2K WAS BETTER
@@whosle you ever see thr early Steve O videos? PCP saved my life is great.
@@BiLdoEMcLown Steve-o died so many times I heard. Don’t get me wrong Jackass is great, but they kind of destroyed themselves doing it. Tom was way ahead of his time and the world was not ready. MTV also just threw Tom out there and Jackass had pretty big production values for the time. Jackass was a boyband version/spiritual successor to the culmination of shock humour and skater videos that existed at the time. Shenanigans are everywhere I guess.
I have never known an artist so loved by everyone, and most havnt seen hi work, person is a legend and isn't even dead 👏👏👏
That's so naive when you say "loved by everyone". What you really mean is "loved by people in my village". But still...
Banksy is an almost universally hated criminal graffiti "artist". Nothing he creates has any merit, literally no different from 12 year olds tagging their name in an alley
@@Thatdoodleablejealous? An important factor of art is humor. That is what one of my art professors taught me at the acadamy of arts. He was right. Now some people have no sence of humor. So sad for them as appreciating art for what it realy is will always pass them by. Don't take life so serious mate, as that way it will pass you by. Cheer up, live!
@@mostertpot1 Banksy literally defaces people's property with messages that are so surface level and overdone that theyve lost all meaning. Why would I be jealous?
@@Thatdoodleable jealous of the attention, seaking it again now. Or plain ignorent. The city of Brighton has even protected the artwork of the artist. People pay millions for his works, on exhebition in an Amsterdam museum there were enourmous queues. You might not see it as art, that says a lot about you. You most likely don't like Warhal either, nor Lichtenstein. Art is not what you or I deside, art is the creativaty of the artist, the use of his materials, the form. A wall is just another type of canvas. Banksy has touched millions of hearts, more than most artists. Buy a or lend a book or two on him, educate yourself. But who am I? Just some 73 year old artlover. Open your eyes, open your heart and see beyond your shaded eyes.
I think that was hilarious! Especially the Tesco tomato can.
Imagine seeing someone walk around irl with a pixilated face.
Yes does that mean so.wone knows who he is?
@@wordzmyth Apparently yes.
Genius. The shredded painting is epic.
Banksy, the only artist to be able to hang his own works on the walls of the greatest galleries and museums. You shouldn't have to wait for death to be celebrated.
They deserve to be in a gallery now
Banksy really inspired me as an artist when he mentioned how his art is a response in a world where we get inundated with ads and announcements without our consent, but usually don’t have the opportunity to reply. It’s a refreshing way to look at what we are forced to see every day on the streets…the same streets it’s illegal if we put our art/messages on.
Well except for the fact this was an Ad for the museums he was payed by to do. You don't think they just blurred his face because they had to "legally" or something do you? Nobody else's faces were blurred, but if his wasn't, the mystery would be shattered and the museums couldn't profit off of it
So rather responding to the evil or injustice or the love that immediate people or your life experience shows you, you watch a crap tv documentary buy a T-shirt and think I’ll do that. 😂😂😂😢. We are doomed
Banksy is a graff writer who stencils and hides from the public. Cities protect his art but go over true graff in the street to preserve his shit 4 sec piece that took no skill to produce. He got special treatment from the public all these years and is a false prophet and hardly a legitimate artist at all (he’s stolen art many times too and is hated amongst graff, I recommend watching ‘Banksy vs Robbo’ if you somehow haven’t)
His vandalism is the only way he was going to get popular. If you know about art, his stuff is actually trash.
@@jf9457 dude was praised for stencilling like a bitch, he ain’t a vandal and he ain’t an artist.
"Mysterious Stranger" "Covertly"
Yet it's on film, and I'm willing to bet his face isn't really a pixelated blob.
This is exactly what I was thinking, so I’m not sure what makes him mysterious and unknown.. those museums would have state of the art cameras, I’m sure they can pick out individual eyebrow hairs
And his finger prints have to be all over the art and frame.
he has people working for him
This is video he had made, obviously….and he wore a disguise while doing it.
So I’m not sure what you’re saying…that you just need to find the tourist who took these candid video clips of him installing the pieces?? Lolol
Good luck with that.
And the whole fingerprint thing is laughable, you kids don’t realize he’s been around for more than a decade doing this stuff, he wasn’t immediately world famous, it took a while for him to become so elevated in the art world (that he despises so much.)
That’s the thing, The irony with this guy is what’s so hilarious, just like the documentary he dropped about that exact subject, how ridiculous the art world really is, and nobody got the joke then.
This stunt was the first big mention of Banksy back in the day, it made the cover of the New York Times among others if I’m not mistaken (this is from memory).
So he was in full control of how his ‘image’ was shared even back then.
Blek Le Rat is proud of his son even if he is a biter.
🐀
@@ac3tate909 the whole thing is artificial. Banksy is part of the art community and they plan this stuff to generate hype.
I've always had a funny feeling that Banksy isn't just 1 person. I think it's a group of people with a message that use Banksy between them.
My Dad is Banksy but he only let's me paint the pictures
We are Banksy. Our artistic distinctiveness will be added to your own. Resistance is British.
Nah it’s one person. There’s nothing to suggest in his work that it’s multiple people and his history is pretty well documented going all the way back to his early graffiti days in Bristol.
Either way, he does have a team, like most big artists
correct. think "massive attack". Bristol. Situationists.
He's a GENIUS!
I think his artworks being worth millions these days was his plan all along. Novel genius method of getting your work into a high-end gallery.
But he doesn't make a dime out of it. So why would he do that?
@@burgerking3763 the most important things can’t be bought with money
@@burgerking3763 to be known
I don’t even care why he does it, it’s all harmlessly subversive and oddly enjoyable.
Spray painting people's property is not harmless, he is also a thief and a absolute shit graffitti artist
You should care though, he does have a msg.
@@GB3770yeah I think the aristocrat lady with the gas mask says a lot.
It's so subversive that if you go for a walk in London, Portobello road for instance, it's all shops selling facsimiles of his crap... totally subversive
@@JulioLeonFandinho capitalists will capitalism, that doesn't mean his work has no message.
a genius way to not only become famous but display his art
The content is insightful but it’s the narrators voice that gets me coming back for more
And if you offered any gallery a Banksy today, they’d bite your hand off
Although probably not any of those Galleries and obviously not the Natural HIstory Museum.
“Banksy don’t bite no shit!” Bruce “Banksy” Greene
Hopefully you are who I've found, a bath of Sodium-Hydroxide heated up to 300° for about 10 minutes awaits you.
Why is the art world protecting his identity they obviously know what he looks like
Hype. It's all marketing.
@@HorusHerotic true
He’s not an artist, he’s a prankster
More Bansky ❤ more whimsy, and more peace please. Let's change the vibe out there! Help me out smile at some one, be kind, be love. We can do this! 💝
Yes!! 1000 times Yes!! Be kind to one another, show and spread love and kindness♥️
I'm in!
Banksy is more of a prankster than an artist.
That is an art in its self...
If I were the museum curator I would have just went with it, it's not every day that you receive such a gift from a living artist.
He did work in my local area not many years ago in Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft great prices of art
Deserves all the cred he gets.
I hope people understand that banksy is a sellout and literally 90 percent of the things he does are staged/prearranged
😂😂wow sound mad
@@martovalvarez6167 just disappointed
And hes just a rip off artist and copy cat.
I think the pixelated head was the most clever piece of work Banksy had ever done.
One would have assumed that no one could just walk over and put anything on the walls next to priceless works of art.
People fuck highly valuable art works up all the time in galleries Sometimes by accident, sometimes as a performance, sometimes as protest. You can't have a guard next to every work and you can't put barriers around everything.
It's not just one person that does the art but multiple, you can't risk doing the art solo because if you get caught then the whole thing is over.
It's been confirmed that banksy is one man. His identity isn't public, but several other artists know who he is. There ARE other artists that have helped him pull these things off, but the art itself is his and his alone.
No it’s one person.
@@BiLdoEMcLown that they said
@@namelesswon just like Shakespeare? Right.
@@JohannesKrauser not everything is a conspiracy.
This man is a legend
Banksy; Thank you.
he trolling irl
This movie is called “Exit through the Gift Shop” and it’s an excellent movie. I highly recommend u watch it if u haven’t seen it already.
Thanks for recommending it
got to see a Banksy gallery in SF, dude is an art purist.
Is it still open?
His work is not even considered art, it's just teenagers propaganda.
@@casemods not sure, it was at the palace of fine arts a little over a year ago. Wasn't really planned, just saw the Banksy sign and had to check it out. After I exited through the gift shop, there was an older guy dressed like a worker that told my young daughter she would be a future artist. My wife and I always joke that he was actually Banksy.
@@m.x. you seem like the trype to stay in the lines. "art should comfort the disturbed, and disturb the comfortable." -Banksy
I see the Banksy piece in Stoke's Croft every day on the bus, didn't even know it was his until recently. The art in Bristol owes a lot to him actually, walking down Gloucester Road on acid is one of my favourite activities.
I always liked the guy hanging from the window at the bottom of Park Street. And yeah Gloucester Road, what a relief from all the cloned shopping centres. I'm old, there used to be more places with that kind of character. Then they got 'gentrified', and developed.
"None of these dorks like my art so I'll install it MYSELF."
Everyone forgets what he did to King Robbo.
You fon't seriously believe that, do xou?!
Inertia Creeps, like an Angel.
Banksy's work is like.... a massive attack.
I see what you did there.😉
Robert would be proud
A mysterious figure did it, he was wearing a pixelated cloaking balaclava
That's the modern art I've been wanting! Mysterious men placing paintings!
well done banksy this whole secret identity and this action is art its self it is amazing the zorro of art
Dudes a fuckin legend! Love this man's art and his style. Shadow artist
Rip off artist
Gotta love how the ones that lasted the longest looked like modern art
I've seen reverse pick pockets but this is next level.
All things aside, incidents like this should have the security guards fired without notice. Same with the ones who fail to prevent the so called "Klimakleber" gluing themselves or spilling things on art pieces.
I miss ol' Sister Wendy
Truth is security guards are usually walking through museums, but are not watching every guest all the time. For priceless art they have sensors and glass to protect them, but often it’s just good faith and insurance
They are paintings, not people. In the long run. They aren't important.
@@imagohawke6991 yeah, imagine if he brought PEOPLE into a museum. ***shudders*** in any run they’re more important than you
@@spelcheak more valuable than me probably. But there are other more valuable people who will rewrite the books we destroy, and paint new beautiful paintings to fill up art halls. The holocaust didn't destroy Jewish culture, they tried their hardest but the Jewish PEOPLE were what survived and was what was important. I'm a pathetic worm personally though. I know that.
Now THAT'S an Artist
Genius!! I'm buying all his mystery art
I love his Massive Attack on the Art galleries
That's a massive attack
Can we just call him Robin Gunningham? That’s his his name 😂
It’s one of the best and coolest stories told . Legend .
The tesco soup can is hilarious
I enjoyed the documentary.
what doc was it?
Doc name?
i think thats art in itself. love it.
A deadly game of free art in prestigious art galleries
Makes art fun! 🤘
This is what art is. Brilliant.
The gas mask piece is one of the most haunting paintings I’ve ever seen. The eyes man
This is the correct way to misbehave. Nothing was damaged (to my knowledge) and nobody was hurt (again, to my knowledge).
niko omilana got some competition
Back when he actually did shit himself
That is much better than those protestors who damage art.
That "activism" was financed by the daughter of an oil tycoon, literally. This group of people is gathered only to discredit the movement and disgust it
@@Tevi_L7151 Whatever, Banksy is the genius and these activists are the idiots.
That must be why I was trained to check all workers ID tags when I was a national gallery guard in Canada lol
Occasionally technicians did pop up to remove or put up pieces
I am more interested in seeing this guy's art than anything else in the museums
Bansky is so talented he blurred his own face 💀
The early 2000s had everything.
Glorification of vandalism.
it's banksy.
Don't be silly. Banksy's works always have a point. The most stunning is Christ Crucified - by the shopping bags hanging from His arms. The best attack on base materialism imaginable.
Banksy 100% killed King Robbo, then right after went and painted a memorial underneath that bridge where they had been battling painting over each others stuff, lol. And now that Banksy had Robbo out of the way look how quick he shot up in rank in the art world, I mean it was Robbo who had the spotlight not Banksy before Robbo was murdered. Banksy is a killer narcissist and it amazes me that no one has taken notice of this murder, lol, crazy.
And what evidence do you have to support this abhorrent claim?
@@cruxmind Do you have evidence to say otherwise? Didn't think so, lol.
I miss 2003
I would say The Bansky Gambit payed off.
The can of tomatoe soup tho... that one made me laugh
The Troll God
Some dude trolling
Art snobs: wow
Millionaires call it fake art but when they see a blank canvas. It’s apparently art… 😂
The point that his art wasn't good enough to be on the walls, until they learned the name of the maker.
He said, fine I'll do it myself
a reverse art heist
“It was me Batman!! I put up those pieces of art in the museums and I didn’t hurt anybody.”
Batman: “I am now going to break your body.”
that man should have his own art gallery.....
😍😍
dude is wild famous
He does. It's called earth.
There’s another comment, inviting people to go to San Francisco to see the Banksy exhibit
I walk around all the time with a T-shirt of a Banksy design and no one ever notices it
And thats why banksy is just brilliant
oh Robin.....what a legend you've created
😭 “that was spotted very quickly” you mean two hours 💀
One of his stencils has pride-of-place in my garage.
I LOVE BANKSEY and their crew !
Banksy is amazing! I'm surprised they didn't talk about Banksy notes
You can take those pranks to the bank
They would trip over themselves to have those paintings on the walls now.