Banksy remains an elusive figure, but his street art is famous worldwide. After the huge success of “The Mystery of Banksy – A Genius Mind”, seen by over 3.5 million visitors across cities like Berlin, Vienna, Zurich, Warsaw, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Oslo, his works can now be admired in Rotterdam for the first time, but only until May 24.
This pop-up exhibition, “House of Banksy – An Unauthorized Exhibition”, features over 150 of Banksy’s iconic pieces across 1,500 square meters inside the striking historic Las Palmas building on Wilhelminakade. Grab your tickets today to visit this experience before it closes in just a few weeks!

Celebrating Banksy’s Bold Spirit
Visitors can explore Banksy’s bold and provocative world through eye-catching graffiti, striking photographs, intriguing sculptures, dynamic video installations, and colorful prints. House of Banksy – An Unauthorized Exhibition brings his most famous street art together in one place. The exhibition highlights pressing social issues, including war, xenophobia, police violence, refugees, capitalism, climate change, violence against women, CCTV, and even the coronavirus pandemic. Banksy inspires, challenges, and provokes. He uses his art not for self-promotion, but to confront injustices we often ignore. His carefully chosen locations and thought-provoking works have made him one of today’s most influential artists, often called the modern Robin Hood.

From now on, you can marvel at Banksy’s iconic works up close in Rotterdam. See them all in one place and experience his take on pressing social issues like never before. No one knows who Banksy really is, but everyone knows his name. The mysterious Bristol-born artist has kept his identity secret while his works conquer streets and auction houses worldwide. Today, he is one of the most famous and valuable contemporary artists, fascinating people around the globe. Don’t miss your chance to experience his art before this Rotterdam exhibition closes its doors on May 24. Grab your tickets, before it’s too late!