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Ghetto for life
-month long NYC residency project “Better Out Than In”
-exterior wall at 651 Elton Avenue in the South Bronx

God Bless Birmingham
-Vyse Street in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter
-homelessness during christmas time

If Graffiti Changed Anything
-appered easter sunday on a wall in Clipstone St. London
-"If voting changed anything, they'd make it illegal," - Emma Goldman

Choose Your Weapon
-street mural, south of london
-british gang culture

Falling Shopper
-side of an office building on Bruton Lane in Mayfair, London
-stencil mural

Cameraman and Flower
-exterior wall of the Java Cow coffee shop in Park City, Utah
-It was painted just before the world premiere of Banksy’s documentary feature film, Exit Through the Gift Shop, at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival

The Girl and the Ballon
-under Waterloo Bridge on the South Bank of the Thames in London
-on a store wall in Shoreditch

Painting for Saints
-tribute to healthcare workers during COVID
-donated to South Hampton General hospital

Sirens of the Lambs
-month long NYC residency project “Better Out Than In”
-A slaughterhouse delivery truck labeled "Farm Fresh Meats" drove through the streets of NYC

The Son of a Migrant from Syria
-concrete wall at the "Jungle" refugee camp in Calais, France,
-during height of European refugee crisis

Show Me the Monet
-Show Me The Monet during Banksy's second major gallery show, titled Crude Oils: A Gallery of Re-mixed Masterpieces, Vandalism and Vermin, held in London

The Season's Greetings
-street art mural painted on the corner of a steelworker's garage in Port Talbot, Wales, highlighting the severe industrial air pollution affecting the town

Graffiti Removal
-depicts a maintenance worker using a pressure washer to scrub an ancient, prehistoric-style cave painting off a wall

Don’t Forget Your Scarf
-Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
-displayed inside an old-fashioned frame on a sepia mount, with the son's bright red scarf serving as the canvas's only pop of color

No Trespassing
-is a street art created in April 2010 on the side of a building at 2140 Mission Street in San Francisco’s Mission District.

Banksey Rug
-Tony the Tiger rug from his 2019 conceptual pop-up and online project, Gross Domestic Product

Banksy Baby Mobile
-2019 as part of his pop-up homewares store and art project called Gross Domestic Product.
-modern surveillance culture and overprotective parenting

The Hand That Feeds
-paris 2018
-immigrant issue
juxtaposition
Juxtaposition is using two unlike elements together for emphasis.
symbolism
Symbolism is the use of specific tangible elements to stand for an abstract or universal concept.
Allusion
Allusion is a reference to another text.
Allusion often refer to
The Bible or other religious texts
Greek mythology
Shakespeare
Other literary texts
Allusion is an example of intertextuality, which is the relation between two texts.
Irony
Situational irony is when something is the opposite of what was expected.
Pun
Puns are play on words that have similar sounds but quite different meanings.