The lighthouse appeared overnight. Painted on a wall tucked away in a quiet Marseille street, its beam aligned perfectly with ...

Banksy, known for his social commentary, painted a lighthouse with "I want to be what you saw in me" stencilled over it.

The famed anonymous street artist Banksy has claimed credit for new graffiti that is believed to offer a rare moment of ...

Banksy has shared an image of what appears to be his latest street art - without revealing its location. The graffiti artwork ...

Bristol-born street artist and political activist Banksy, whose identity is not known, shared a picture of the new artwork on ...

The controversial nature of much of Banksy's work not only criticizes public positions or government actions, but also challenges the art market and its participants — often adding to its allure.

The BBC has previously released an interview for the first time in which with Banksy appears to confirm his identity.

They are the work of Banksy, the mysterious street artist, who has posted art in unexpected places since ... be a metaphor for technology replacing nature — maybe a commentary on AI and job ...

After passing through an industrial door, you'll see a city of walls a.k.a. Banksy's ideal canvas. By its nature, street art is impermanent, but this museum offers a long-term space for the ephemeral.

It’s a consequence of both the smartphone age, where anyone can record a crime, and the public nature of Banksy’s street art, which means it isn’t protected by elaborate security systems as ...

The three remaining factors all likely favor Banksy too. Street art and pop art, as noted above, are generally valued, so the nature of the works would lend to protection. The Without Limits ...

British street artist Banksy confirmed a new mural in Marseille, France, featuring a lighthouse and the words “I want to be ...