BANKSY // Mid 2000s

  • Banksy’s 2005 CND Soldiers praying by peace symbol, anti-war street art edition.
    Banksy, CND Soldiers, 2005.
    Screen-print in colours on wove paper. Edition of 700 (350 signed, 350 unsigned).
    © Banksy.
    Banksy’s prints from 2004 to 2006 capture a pivotal stage in his career, when his imagery was gaining widespread recognition in both the street art scene and the contemporary art market. Many of these works originated from his most impactful street pieces, reimagined as limited edition screen prints that retained the immediacy and political bite of the originals. This period saw the release of now-iconic designs that tackled subjects such as war, consumerism and state control, delivered with Banksy’s trademark wit and bold, stencilled style. These editions reflect a moment when his art was not only documenting the political mood of the time, but also shaping it, cementing his position as one of the most influential voices in contemporary culture.
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  • "The greatest crimes in the world are not committed by people breaking the rules but by people following the rules."

     - Banksy, Wall and Piece. 

    Between 2004 and 2006, Banksy released a series of prints that cemented his reputation as one of the most provocative voices in contemporary art. Many were adapted from his most impactful street works, ensuring their political edge and visual immediacy remained intact. These editions tackled themes of conflict, consumerism and authority, resonating far beyond their original contexts. This spirit of challenging the status quo runs through every print from this period, making them as relevant today as when they were first released.

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