Banksy’s street art is going on tour, popping up in Singapore this December


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Anonymous street artist Banksy is known for his iconic graffiti art, including 'Flower Thrower', stencilled onto a mural in the West Bank in 2003. Photo: Muse Marketing and Entertainment

The guerilla-style political art of anonymous graffiti artist Banksy, which has popped up on streets in cities worldwide, will finally grace vandalism-tough Singapore this December – albeit indoors.

More than 170 of his artworks will be on show at The Art Of Banksy: Without Limits, which has toured globally and been viewed by more than 2.1 million visitors since 2016.

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