Wall and Piece
Nonfiction | Biography | Adult | Published in 2005
192
Biography • Nonfiction
2000s
2005
Adult
18+ years
Wall and Piece by Banksy is an autobiographic art-exhibit book that tells the story of the anonymous Bristol-born artist's rise to fame through six sections—Monkeys, Cops, Rats, Cows, Art, and Street Furniture—showcasing his subversive, stenciled graffiti art on walls, bridges, and monuments worldwide, while highlighting his thematic social and political commentary using visual and autobiographical narratives.
Mysterious
Humorous
Gritty
Informative
Contemplative
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Wall and Piece by Banksy captivates with its subversive art and wit, offering a striking commentary on politics and society. Readers praise its creativity and thought-provoking messages. However, some critique its repetitive themes and self-indulgence. Overall, the book is celebrated for its unique blend of humor and rebellion in street art culture.
A reader who would enjoy Wall and Piece by Banksy is likely an art enthusiast, intrigued by street art, and interested in subversive social commentary. If you appreciated the irreverence of Exit Through the Gift Shop or the cultural critiques in Sapiens, Banksy's work will captivate you.
230,370 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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192
Biography • Nonfiction
2000s
2005
Adult
18+ years
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