Day #20 of Banksy’s “Better Out Than In” brings us this new piece, located in New York’s Upper West Side, done in the now classic Banksy silhouette style. No audio guide. Enjoy, if you can.
If you missed my previous Banksy posts, here’s an easy way to check them out: Day one, day two , day three, day four , day five , day six , day seven , day eight , day nine , day ten, day 11 , day 12 , day 13 , day 14 , day 15 , day 16 , day 17 , day 18 , day 19 . Plus: “A Consideration Of The Politics Of Banksy’s Syria Video,” “Source For Banksy’s ‘Concrete Confessional’ Revealed,” and “Banksy Update: NYC Mayor Attacks Street Artist.”
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