Banksy

‘Golf Sale’ reworks the iconic image of the lone protester standing before a line of tanks in Tiananmen Square by adding a simple ‘GOLF SALE’ placard, transforming political resistance into commentary on consumerism and contemporary society.

Baldwin Fine Art has announced an autumn online viewing room, ‘Offerings Part VII’, which is described as opening shortly.

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has highlighted its collection of works by Banksy, describing the holding as including both widely recognized pieces and acquisitions that have not previously been seen publicly.

Lougher Contemporary, the Bristol gallery that deals in contemporary prints and editions, has set out which Banksy images its clients are currently asking for.

Mobile Museum of Art in Mobile, Alabama, will open 'GATEWAY: From Graffiti to Gallery' on September 1, 2026, a year-long exhibition that traces how five artists moved from graffiti and street-based self-expression into the gallery and museum sphere.

Georgetown Frame Shoppe in Washington is featuring Banksy’s 'Weston Super Mare', a 2003 screenprint in colors from an edition of 750.

Palazzo Fava in Bologna is keeping ‘Banksy Archive 01 – The School of Bristol 1983–2005’ on view through 18 October 2026, after the exhibition was extended from its original run.