Discover Banksy's New Street Art in London: 2024 Highlights

Hiya~! Today, I'm excited to share the latest Banksy street art pieces in London!

Banksy has done it again with three animal-themed works: three monkeys, two elephants, and one goat. Each artwork is infused with Banksy's signature humour and profound messages that provoke thought.

The first piece, featuring three monkeys, depicts the "see no evil, hear no evil" concept—a powerful critique of our tendency to ignore pressing issues. This mural adorns a bridge over Brick Lane, nestled between a charming vintage clothing shop and a cozy coffee house, just a stone's throw from Shoreditch High Street in East London.

Let’s go to jungle~

The second piece, showing two elephants, speaks about environmental conservation, encouraging us to protect animals and nature. This artwork can be found on the side of a house in Chelsea in West London, a neighbourhood known for its elegance.

Such a healing scene in London

Lastly, the image of the goat stands for rebellion and challenging the norms of society. It's a symbol of strength and resistance — definitely inspiring for anyone who values freedom. You can see this mural in Richmond in South London, adding an interesting twist to this calm area.

Goats have impressive, varied horns by breed, while sheep usually have none.

If you're in London, don't miss out on seeing these incredible pieces for yourself! They are sure to give you something meaningful to reflect upon.

And speaking of Banksy, remember his famous artwork that shredded itself after being auctioned? This piece made waves again when it was displayed at MoCA Taipei in 2023. Banksy’s art always finds new ways to surprise and inspire us! Here's the link to the exhibition from that time.

I hope everyone can find beauty and inspiration in art and in everyday life. Enjoy exploring the unexpected!