Jul 3, 2010
We’re a bit late on this, but hey, have to hold down a day job too, but here’s Banksy’s work at Glastonbury from the other week:
“Glastonbury music festival opened it’s grounds last week in in the UK to musicians, performers, music lovers, celebrities and artists. One of which was Banksy, setting up a clever little mural piece on the perimeter of the grounds. One protester bashing another both with positive symbols drawn on their signs, one of peace and the other of love. Guess everyone is fighting about the same thing these days.”
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May 17, 2010
Banksy hit the the corner of Water St. and Jay St in NYC, alongside another on Cedar Street between Greenwich and Trinity.
Photography: Highsnobiety.com
May 11, 2010
Banksy continues his North American tour with hits in Seattle, Chicago and Detroit… Via AR and Banksy. Original photo of “I remember…” by Billyvoo
May 4, 2010
AM compiles a comprehensive look at five new Banksy pieces that have sprouted in SF (see the previous stencils here.) “Combining business with pleasure, the stealthy street artist has hit up famous spots like the Fisherman’s Wharf and Alcatraz. We can’t remember the last time Banksy has gifted one city with so many street pieces, so fans in the Bay Area are definitely the subject of some worldwide jealousy at the moment.”
Source: Arrested Motion via High Snobiety
May 1, 2010
Source: Arrested Motion:
Two names familiar to AM readers, and no doubt to mainstream popular culture aficionados today, is Shepard Fairey and Banksy. Today, we learned that Banksy was included in TIME Magazine’s TIME100 list, featuring 100 of the most influential people “who most affect our world”. And the one who wrote the description to his entry? Shepard Fairey, who took time off of his East Coast muraling, speaking, and preparation for his upcoming exhibition opening to pen something for his mischievous friend.
See what Fairey had to say about Banksy after the jump…
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