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Banksy’s 2013 NYC residency gets revisited at new gallery
On Oct. 1, 2013, the elusive street artist known as Banksy put up one of his signature stencil pieces on a random wall on the Lower East Side, setting off a monthlong public art treasure hunt.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Banksy NYC Documentary Premiering Here Next Month
Happy Banksyversary!
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
Banksy Sums Up His NYC Residency In This Short Video
Banksy talks about last year's NYC residency in this 2.5 minute video.
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
Where To Find The Last Remaining Banksys From October's Show
Below, find out what's left of Banksy around town.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Grading Banksy: A Look At All 31 Pieces From His NYC Residency
A look back at all 31 Banksy pieces from his Better Out Than In residency, all power ranked by our own Jake Dobkin.
By
Gothamist Staff
Arts & Entertainment
Watch The Guy Who's Been Stealing Banksys Get Arrested
This guy stole two stuffed animals off Banksy's Sirens of the Lambs truck, and attempted to steal the balloons today.
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
Photos, Video: Banksy's New Piece Is A Big Cat In The Bronx!
Banksy hit the Yankee Stadium area... now we just have one day left!
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
Photos: New Banksy Piece Goes Up In Housing Works On 23rd Street
Banksy painted a Nazi soldier into the painting at Housing Works.
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
Photo: Someone Already Got Yesterday's Banksy Robot Tattooed On Their Arm
Yesterday's Banksy will live forever on this guy's arm.
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
Photos: New Banksy Piece Is Up In Coney Island
Banksy's latest piece is in Coney Island!
By
Jen Carlson
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