On Sunday, Banksy will open an exhibition at the Glasglow Gallery of Modern Art in Scotland featuring pieces from his extensive career of street art.
Banksy announced the exhibition in a post on his Instagram, noting that it will feature stencils from his 1998–2023 long list of artistic work.
The “Cut & Run: 25 Years Card Labour” exhibit will include new stencil renditions of some of his well-known works as well as the original sketches that inspired them.
The fact that this will be his first official exhibit in 14 years makes it special.
The exhibition “Cut & Run” will center on the stencils the artist employs to produce his works, which are frequently spray painted on walls around the globe, including the exterior of an old prison, the interior of a London tube train, destroyed buildings in Ukraine, a car park in Los Angeles, and other locations.
“I’ve kept these stencils hidden away for years because I was worried they may be used as proof in a criminal damage case. Now that time seems to have passed, I’m displaying them as pieces of art now at a gallery.” Said Banksy.
Visitors must place their phones during their visit because photography is prohibited. However, personnel will be available to take free Polaroid pictures for individuals who want a reminder of the event.
Banksy is a pseudonymous street artist, political activist, and director based in England. He has been creating sarcastic street art since the 1990s.
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