The mysterious Mr. Brainwash has unleashed his latest print, “Love is the Answer”. It features Albert Einstien and the slogan on the sign. Comes in two editions - Edition of 50, including the artist signature on front and signature and thumb print on back with 40 available for sale and an Edition of 300, numbered & unsigned with 220 available. Regardless of the Banksy and Obey rumors, this is a print that’s worth picking up. Get it here.
As the speculation builds behind the mysterious artist, Mr. Brainwash, more prints has found their way to his webstore with different price points and styles. Mr. Brainwash is rumored to be a collaboration between Banksy and Shepard Fairey supposedly set out to prove that people just follow names and not the real art. April 2009 is estimated to when this mystery should be solved, until then get these amazing prints before the word gets out! Read more of the conspiracy here. Check out more pics after the jump!
After almost a year without a new Banksy print, he follows up last week’s NOLA with this “Very Little Helps” Print. If you are in the UK this weekend, Pictures on the Wall will be hosting an Open Day event, where this among several great works will be for sale. The Banksy print will be sold through a lottery system where tickets will need to be purchased. A remaining amount will be available on-line through picturesonwalls.com
Are you tired of looking out the window at the grey and the rain? Then why not draw the curtains, curl up on the sofa and gaze lovingly at this cheerful little number. It’s the latest print from the pseudonymous
mister Banksy and his latest print “Nola”, which has a lot to do with his southern swing through the United States. Unknown is when the release will happen, but stay posted on POW’s website.
Internationally known rogue British street artist, Banksy is moving eastward from Louisiana. During a stop over in Alabama he sprayed his latest political pieces, a hanging Klansman. He even had a moment to snap a pic with a friendly local. via Supertouch
World renown gorilla graffiti and amazing stencil artist, Banksy has been exposed by a newspaper, The Mail On Sunday. The newspaper says it traced the artist using a photograph purporting to show Banksy at work in Jamaica in 2004. Former friends and acquaintances identify the man in the picture as 34 year old Robin Gunningham. To read up more, check out the BBC article here.
