After an extremely successful run, the Art of Banksy: “Without Limits” has drawn to a close. This museum-quality exhibition featured over 90 original Banksy artworks, and hundreds of rare and exclusive pieces, including the only Banksy self-portrait that exists in any private or public collection and a filing cabinet unit used by the artist to store his work. Now, you can shop official merchandise online to take home a piece of the exhibition. T-shirts, hoodies, totes and more… this is your chance to live the rebellion.
🐰 Plus, an official Easter Egg Hunt has started! Banksy’s “Thug For Life” Bunny has hidden digital eggs across the web with exclusive discount codes for The Art Of Banksy: “Without Limits” merchandise. A new clue will be shared each day from April 15-20 on @artofbanksy_australia’s Instagram story to help you hunt them down and unlock a whole range of exclusive, exciting promos. Stay tuned, and let’s get those eggs! 🔎
Banksy began to attract attention after spray-painting his trademark stencilled designs around Bristol in the early 1990s. His work focuses on political satire and often combines street art, popular culture, and social activism. By the mid-2000s, his graffiti became more ambitious, popping up in cities all over the world and Banksy started attaining celebrity status. Today Banksy is a household name, with a star-studded list of clients including Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and Christina Aguilera. Despite his massive following, his true identity remains a secret.
Melbourne’s stunning exhibition included over 190 pieces sourced from private collections from around the world. These included over 90 pieces of his original art, prints on different kinds of materials, photos, sculptures, installations and murals. Some of his works were even reproduced with his stencil technique exclusively for the exhibition. Whether you loved the exhibition or missed out on tickets, you can now marvel at Banksy’s unique style that blends dark humour and social commentary with exclusive pieces from the “Without Limits” collection.