When we think of Banksy, it’s often the rebellious street art that come to mind.
But did you know that this creative artist has also dabbled in creating captivating indoor pieces? In this blog post, we’ll journey through 15 of Banksy’s less-known artworks that found their home away from the bustling streets.
From intricate canvases to sculptural wonders, these indoor creations carry the same poignant messages and iconic imagery, but in a more intimate setting. Join us as we delve into this intriguing blend of comfort and chaos, showcasing Banksy’s versatility beyond the walls.
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“Fat Tourist and Rickshaw”, from Banksy vs. Bristol Museum exhibition at Bristol Museum, Bristol, 2009.
“Trolleys” hunters from Barely Legal show in Los Angeles, USA in 2006.
“Love Is In The Air” from Banksy’s first non-street art exhibition took place in a flat in Easton, Bristol in 1997.
“Cushion War” from The Walled Off Hotel exhibition by Banksy in Palestine in 2017.
“I Hate Mondays” at The Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles (MOCA) in 2011.
“Copyright Boy” from 2012.
“You’ve Got To Be Kidding Me” from Banksy vs. Bristol Museum exhibition at Bristol Museum, Bristol, 2009.
“Ballerina” from 2012.
“Sorry The Lifestyle You Ordered is Currently Out of Stock” from 2012.
“Devolved Parliament” from Banksy vs. Bristol Museum exhibition at Bristol Museum, Bristol, 2009.
“Forgive Us Our Trespassing” – The 7-meter work was created in 2011 with the participation of over 100 6th-9th grade students at the City of Angels School in a project aimed to encourage children to create art.
“Picasso Quote” from Banksy vs. Bristol Museum exhibition at Bristol Museum, Bristol, 2009.
“Game Changer” from 2020. Tribute To the Health Workers from the NHS.
“Vandalized Oil Painting #31” from Santa’s Ghetto exhibition, London, 2005.
“Agency Job (The Gleaners)” from Banksy vs. Bristol Museum exhibition at Bristol Museum, Bristol, 2009.
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