“Little Diver” is located on the sidewall of Nicholas Building in Cocker Alley off Flinders Lane in Melbourne, Australia. The City Council has stepped in to protect this artwork by installing a piece of clear perspex screen. However, this wasn’t enough to prevent vandals from destroying it over the weekend, by pouring paint behind the protection screen.
Just a little over a month ago, i managed to go take a look at this piece of Banksy’s work, before it was ruined.
According to this article, Robert Banks a.k.a Banksy may have been unmasked. The man in the picture below is allegedly Banksy at work.
The latest by Banksy in Bethnal Green, East London
A Banksy signature piece and one of Junk’s fav, known as Laugh Now
Banksy style peace protest outside the Houses of Parliament on May 11, 2006 in London
Banksy’s version of Pulp Fiction
Somewhere on a wall in North London
Banksy left his mark on Israel’s West Bank barrier
ATM on a wall in Exmouth Market, London
On the side of a building on Stokes Croft street in Banksy’s home town of Bristol
The above images are sourced from The World According to Banksy
Have walked past the following piece of graffiti art several times without realising that it is supposedly a piece of Banksy‘s work. Stumbled onto this article recently and decided to head down to Cocker Alley in Melbourne CBD to take a closer look.
“Little Diver” is located on the sidewall of Nicholas Building in Cocker Alley off Flinders Lane in Melbourne, Australia
The City Council has stepped in to protect it by installing a piece of clear perspex screen
More street art in the Laneways of Melbourne
