The Banksy House is home to one of the best-preserved Banksy works on the streets.
the last untouched piece from HIS definitive series, The Great British Spraycation.
And we have plans for it…
Disclaimer:
We Have a Banksy. We’re Not The Banksy.
Just so we’re all clear, while Banksy himself verified that he is the artist of the piece on the wall, this project is not official, not endorsed by Banksy or Pest Control™, and isn’t pretending otherwise.
Locals call it The Banksy House — so do we. It’s a name, not a brand. We’re here to honour the art and the reason The Man with A Can and A Plan put it here in the first place, not to hijack it or get rich. No rights claimed. No illusions sold. Just one wall, one house and a big idea with community at it’s heart.
If you are Banksy - thanks for the art mate - drop us a line we’ve got loads to talk about.
Once Upon a Time, there was a walL…
on an old house… next to a bus stoP… opposite a disused Victorian gasworks… on the edge of an industrial estate… IN an forgotten seaside town, on the furthest Eastern tip of England.
one day, Banksy decided to go on holiday there.
and get busy.
THE GREAT BRITISH
SPRAYCATION
In the Summer of ‘21, as the good citizens of the UK were released from their second COVID lockdown, Banksy dropped 10 pieces around the East of England coast, as part of his series - the Great British Spraycation.
AND He KINDLY made a film, verifying he was the artist
Then, predictably, the brick-cutter-wielding art establishment, vandals and the not so Great British Weather got involved. And nearly won their battle of annihilation.
only One piece escaped…
AND ITS STaYING WHERE IT BELONGS.
on the wall.
WTF WOULD YOU DO?
Its a question we’ve been asking ourselves
for more time than we would care to admit.
