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Calling all Banksy fans: Don't miss the artist's “Greatest Hits” exhibition in London

By Justine Testado|

Wednesday, Aug 1, 2018

Banksy, “Show Me The Monet”, 2005. Image courtesy of Lazinc.

An exhibition with “greatest hits” in its title is fitting for a pop-culture icon like Banksy. The only art exhibition of its kind in the UK, “Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008” at London's Lazinc art gallery revisits some of the infamous artist's most iconic works — including some pieces that even diehard fans haven't seen. 

Curated by Lazinc co-founders Steve Lazarides (Banksy's original gallerist) and Wissam Al Mana, the timeless collection features a number of Banksy's stenciled canvases, cheeky paintings, sculptures, and limited-edition prints.

Read on for more about the exhibition.

Installation view of “Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008”. Image courtesy of Lazinc.

Although you won't find any literal street-art pieces here, some notable highlights that you might already recognize include: “Love Is In The Air” (2006), the front cover of Banksy’s “Wall and Piece” manifesto; “Girl and Balloon” (2006); and the cleverly titled “Show Me the Monet” (2005), which shows the artist's own twist to Claude Monet’s 1899 painting, “Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lilies”. 

Installation view of “Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008”. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Installation view of “Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008”. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Banksy, “Bronze Rat”, 2006. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Banksy, “Kissing Coppers”, 2006. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Installation view of “Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008”. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Installation view of “Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008”. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Banksy, “Sunflowers From Petrol Station”, 2005. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Banksy, “Barcode Leopard”, 2002. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Photo of Banksy by Steve Lazarides, 2000. Courtesy of Lazinc.

Lazinc co-founder Steve Lazarides and Banksy go way back. They first met in 1997 when Lazarides, a photographer at the time, took Banksy's portrait for “Sleaze Nation” magazine. Acting as Banksy’s official photographer and gallerist until 2008, Lazarides oversaw the artist's high-profile sales and helped stage well-known exhibitions like “Crude Oil”, “Barely Legal” and “Turf War”.

“Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008” is open now through August 25.

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Calling all Banksy fans: Don't miss the artist's “Greatest Hits” exhibition in London

By Justine Testado|

Wednesday, Aug 1, 2018

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Banksy, “Show Me The Monet”, 2005. Image courtesy of Lazinc.

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banksy ● artist ● london ● art exhibition ● street art ● pop culture ● event

An exhibition with “greatest hits” in its title is fitting for a pop-culture icon like Banksy. The only art exhibition of its kind in the UK, “Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008” at London's Lazinc art gallery revisits some of the infamous artist's most iconic works — including some pieces that even diehard fans haven't seen. 

Curated by Lazinc co-founders Steve Lazarides (Banksy's original gallerist) and Wissam Al Mana, the timeless collection features a number of Banksy's stenciled canvases, cheeky paintings, sculptures, and limited-edition prints.

Read on for more about the exhibition.

Installation view of “Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008”. Image courtesy of Lazinc.

Although you won't find any literal street-art pieces here, some notable highlights that you might already recognize include: “Love Is In The Air” (2006), the front cover of Banksy’s “Wall and Piece” manifesto; “Girl and Balloon” (2006); and the cleverly titled “Show Me the Monet” (2005), which shows the artist's own twist to Claude Monet’s 1899 painting, “Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lilies”. 

Installation view of “Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008”. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Installation view of “Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008”. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Banksy, “Bronze Rat”, 2006. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Banksy, “Kissing Coppers”, 2006. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Installation view of “Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008”. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Installation view of “Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008”. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Banksy, “Sunflowers From Petrol Station”, 2005. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Banksy, “Barcode Leopard”, 2002. Image courtesy of Lazinc.
Photo of Banksy by Steve Lazarides, 2000. Courtesy of Lazinc.

Lazinc co-founder Steve Lazarides and Banksy go way back. They first met in 1997 when Lazarides, a photographer at the time, took Banksy's portrait for “Sleaze Nation” magazine. Acting as Banksy’s official photographer and gallerist until 2008, Lazarides oversaw the artist's high-profile sales and helped stage well-known exhibitions like “Crude Oil”, “Barely Legal” and “Turf War”.

“Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008” is open now through August 25.

RELATED EVENT Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008
RELATED NEWS This week's picks for London architecture and design events
RELATED NEWS Graffiti and street art exhibition, BEYOND THE STREETS, opens in Los Angeles on May 6
RELATED NEWS "Beyond Graffiti 2" at the A + D Museum embraces an ever-changing L.A.

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