The street artist snuck a “brilliant” art work into the Met, in 2005. Then it disappeared. Does a former head of security ...

Tox was jailed and prosecutors referred to him as “no Banksy”, which inspired Banksy to do his Child Blowing Bubbles work in ...

Links in your inbox every weekday, sign up for our Breakfast with ARTnews newsletter. The Headlines LOST AND FOUND KLIMT. A rediscovered portrait by Gustav Klimt of an Osu prince from modern-day Ghana ...

The Arts Society Moor Park and Watford’s new retirement community at Mayfield Village are to host a new arts related ...

The magazine, which will be taken over by graffiti artist 10Foot, will also feature an Irish language poem from rappers ...

A rare Banksy painting which reimagines Jack Vettriano's famous 'The Singing Butler' sold for nearly $5.5 million at an ...

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A community centre that's home to some of Banksy's earliest artwork has been sold. The Dug Out youth club in Barton Hill, Bristol, where street artists like Banksy and Inkie started out, has gone for ...

Alan Moore and Banksy write for this coming week's Big Issue Magazine, out on Monday, a takeover issue by graffiti artist ...

In the heart of Vancouver’s historic Gastown neighborhood lies a place where rebellion meets creativity and art moves beyond ...

In 2005, the unknown British graffiti artist Banksy created ‘Crude Oil (Vettriano)’. Unlike his typical street art, this ...

Street artist Banksy has explained why he has used the tag of “London’s most imprisoned graffiti writer”, Tox, in the background of some of his works in a rare interview. Banksy, whose ...