Europe News: Banksy, the enigmatic street artist, has unveiled a captivating mural in Marseille, France, sparking a frenzy among art enthusiasts. The artwork featu ...

Banksy's artworks often address issues such as war, poverty, government corruption, consumerism, and social injustice. However, any potential meaning of his latest street art is not immediately clear.

On Thursday, May 29, the Instagram post of a new "Banksy" — in Marseilles of all places, went live. Here, how the art work cuts so many different ways.

Banksy Unveils New Lighthouse Mural With the Words ‘I Want to Be What You Saw in Me’ in France The anonymous street artist announced the uncharacteristically personal artwork on May 29.

The authorship of the Pulitzer Prize-winning photo is in doubt. The Napalm Girl says she has “no doubt” who took it — but multiple investigations are raising questions.

When Banksy revealed the piece back in 2013, an anonymous tagger brazenly walked up and spray painted the words “Omar NYC” in red beside the balloon.

The practice of removing Banksy's public art interventions from view and trying to sell them has typically been frowned upon by Pest Control, the agency that controls the trade in his work.

Although Banksy’s company Pest Control is yet to confirm the image of a girl holding a bunch of balloons in Farringdon is his own, it has put the artist back in the headlines.

This piece appeared in March 2024 (Picture: Jonathan Brady/PA Wire) Infamous anonymous graffiti artist Banksy is taking a greeting card company to court over the use of his own name. And his team ...

Top-selling lots included an original proof print of Banksy’s Girl with Balloon, embossed with the P.O.W. (Pictures on Walls) (circa 2004) that sold for $104,000 (original estimate $60,000). The ...