Banksy has sprayed nine animal silhouettes onto the streets of London since early August – and art fans are rushing to catch a glimpse of the rare works while they still can. A mural of a goat ...

Banksy has confirmed that he is behind a new artwork that appeared in north London on Sunday. The street artist uploaded before and after pictures of the Finsbury Park mural to social media on ...

World-famous graffiti artist Banksy has concluded his animal trail, after nine days of pop-up artworks dotted around the capital ended with a piece on the shutters of London Zoo. Although all the ...

Banksy confirmed the art was his on his Instagram page. Heading back to north east London, pelicans eating a massive fish on the side of a chip shop appeared last week. Spot it at Bonner’s Fish ...

The artist Banksy has confirmed he is behind a new artwork of two pelicans above a fish and chip shop in north-east London. The birds are shown in silhouette, fishing, above the the shop on the ...

Gillwell Park, near Chingford, was donated to the Boy Scouts in 1919 as a training centre and is home to the Bronze Buffalo.

It was due to open its doors in London last year but, thanks to obvious reasons, there’s been quite a delay. Adult tickets start at £21.50 and they are available to book on The Art of Banksy ...

The elusive street artist confirmed that the mural ... In a "departure" from his usual style, Banksy then painted the windows of a City of London Police box with swimming piranhas on Sunday ...

On Sunday (11 August), street artist Banksy unveiled his seventh consecutive artwork of the week - swimming piranhas painted on to a 1990s City of London Police sentry box. The public work ...

From the rediscovery of a long-lost painting and the year's highest sale price to the artwork eaten by its new owner ...

A valuable Banksy mural has been deliberately destroyed by transport ... Transport for London has admitted it is behind the removal of the artwork. A Transport for London spokesperson said: “There are ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Guy Martin covers culture, travel, and Thoroughbred racing. Of the many high-end art world hijinks in the last year, certainly Banksy's ...