Treasure Hunt
Relive Banksy in New York
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Treasure Hunt
Banksy's first piece in New York
2 min
A small stencil in tribute to the Twin Towers
A slaughterhouse delivery truck touring the meatpacking district
2 min
Random graffiti given a Broadway makeover (an ongoing series)
Car Mural
2 min
The Grim Reaper rides a bumper car
3 min
Concrete Confessional
A New York delivery truck converted into a mobile garden
3 min
A thrift store painting vandalised then re-donated to the thrift store.
Peeing Dog
2 min
This ephemeral Gallery opened only one day
2 min
This is My New York Accent
Waiting in vain… at the door of the club
Playing a strongman game...
One-time-only stall. Now: Gone...
A set of balloons that read “BANKSY!”
2 min
Banksy's theory…
On the wall of a chicken slaughterhouse in Greenpoint
Geishas on a bridge
Random graffiti given a Broadway makeover (an ongoing series)
Beaver stencil appearing to knock over a parking sign
A stenciled robot spraying a bar code on the wall.
"Alternative New York bumper slogan"
Red heart-shaped balloon with Band-Aids on it
57 s
A child painting on a wall as a butler hands him spray paint on a silver platter.
A big wild cat with graffiti-like tags as the spots on its fur.
An impoverished-looking young man shining the shoes of a giant Ronald McDonald
2 min
A replica of the great Sphinx of Giza made from smashed cinderblocks
A quote from the 2000 Ridley Scott film "Gladiator"
In October 2013, Banksy, the world’s most famously elusive street artist spent a month in NYC, popping up on corners far and wide. This tour invites you to explore New York in search for his poetical and funny works of art.
Unfortunately, Banksy pieces don’t last long in New York. As swiftly as they appeared, his stencils are tagged, deteriorated and finally buffed or painted over.
But, do you know what? Even if most pieces have been erased, you can bring them to life again! Along this tour, answer the questions about Banksy's work and philosophy to collect his graffiti. Finally, take a picture with them in their original shape and context using "augmented reality".
Admire what other people can't see anymore; enjoy these pieces of urban poetry and have fun!
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