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Ukraine authorities try to protect Banksy artworks in Kyiv

Local authorities are planning to keep all the artworks in their respective locations, and have plans for reconstruction around them in the future

Kyiv regional authorities covered four of British street-artist Banksy's artworks in protective glass and set up guards to prevent future looting after a few attempted to steal one last December.
"We believe that this is a newly discovered cultural and historical heritage, and that's how we see it," said Deputy Head of Kyiv regional military administration Oleh Torkunov.
Local authorities are planning to keep all the artworks in their respective locations, and have plans for reconstruction around them in the future.
They're are secured, and in more exposed areas, supplied with sensors and security cameras in case of theft.
"Let it remain here," said Horenka resident, Volodymyr Budnichenko.
"It won't be long before this house will be restored. Nobody tells us anything about whether they will do anything with it. So let it (the artwork) be there," he added.
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A work by British street artist Banksy that sensationally self-shredded just after it sold at auction three years ago fetched almost $25.4 million on Thursday at Sotheby's&nbsp;in London.
A record for the artist, the shredded artwork sold close to 20 times its pre-shredded price.&nbsp;Titled "Love is in the Bin" was offered by Sotheby&rsquo;s&nbsp;with a pre-sale estimate of $5.5 million to $8.2 million.
The piece consists of a half-shredded canvas in an ornate frame bearing a spray-painted image of a girl reaching for a heart-shaped red balloon.&nbsp;When it last sold at Sotheby&rsquo;s in October 2018, the piece was known as &ldquo;Girl With Balloon.&rdquo;
In 2018, an anonymous European buyer was making the winning bid - for $1.4 million - when a hidden shredder embedded in the frame by Banksy whirred to life, leaving half the canvas hanging from the frame in strips.&nbsp;But the buyer decided to go through with the purchase in 2018, a decision that was vindicated as the artwork's price soared.

Shredded Banksy artwork sells for $25.4 million at Sotheby's auction in London

In 2018, the artwork of a girl with a balloon had sensationally self-shredded at an auction, it has now sold at Sotheby's for 20X its pre-shredded price.

Art by&nbsp;Banksy&nbsp;that shredded itself sells for&nbsp;$25.4 million
Artwork sold at Sotheby's&nbsp;for 20X its pre-shredded price
'Love is in the Bin' had pre-sale estimate of $5.5 to $8.2 mn
The artwork&nbsp;sensationally self-shredded at an auction in 2018
A buyer was making the winning bid when the artwork shredded
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In 2018, an anonymous buyer was making the winning bid - when a hidden shredder embedded in the frame by Banksy whirred to life, leaving half the canvas hanging from the frame in strips.

A work by British street artist Banksy that sensationally self-shredded just after it sold at auction three years ago fetched almost $25.4 million on Thursday at Sotheby's&nbsp;in London.
A record for the artist, the shredded artwork sold close to 20 times its pre-shredded price.&nbsp;Titled "Love is in the Bin" was offered by Sotheby&rsquo;s&nbsp;with a pre-sale estimate of $5.5 million to $8.2 million.
The piece consists of a half-shredded canvas in an ornate frame bearing a spray-painted image of a girl reaching for a heart-shaped red balloon.&nbsp;When it last sold at Sotheby&rsquo;s in October 2018, the piece was known as &ldquo;Girl With Balloon.&rdquo;
In 2018, an anonymous European buyer was making the winning bid - for $1.4 million - when a hidden shredder embedded in the frame by Banksy whirred to life, leaving half the canvas hanging from the frame in strips.&nbsp;

British anonymous street artist Banksy's&nbsp;painting that was made to honour healthcare workers in the UK, has broken records. The painting titled 'Game Changer', was sold for $23.1 million at a Christie's auction in London, that's over four times its estimated price.
The painting was donated by Banksy&nbsp;to the University Hospital Southampton (UHS) in May 2020, amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.&nbsp;It shows a child playing with a toy nurse, wearing a face mask and a cape, while Batman and Spiderman toys lie in one corner in a basket.&nbsp;
The auction house shared that proceeds from the sale will go to the University Hospital and charities across the country.

Banksy's 'Game Changer' painting breaks records, sells for $23M!

British anonymous street artist Banksy's&nbsp;painting that was made to honour healthcare workers in the UK, has broken records. The painting titled 'Game Changer', was sold for $23.1 million at a Christie's auction in London, that's over four times its estimated price.
The painting was donated by Banksy&nbsp;to the University Hospital Southampton (UHS) in May 2020, amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.&nbsp;It shows a child playing with a toy nurse, wearing a face mask and a cape, while Batman and Spiderman toys lie in one corner in a basket.&nbsp;
The auction house shared that proceeds from the sale will go to the University Hospital and charities across the country.

A Banksy painting titled Game Changer could fetch over &pound;3m for the NHS at a Christie's sale.
The monochrome artwork shows a young boy kneeling by a wastepaper basket which has discarded Spiderman and Batman figures in it.
The kid is seen holding a new superhero-an NHS nurse. The art piece was sent to Southampton general hospital in May last year, during the first phase of the pandemic along with a note thanking the frontliners.
Now the original painting is set to be sold on the 23rd of March while a reproduction will hand at the hospital.

Banksy artwork, in which nurse is a superhero, to be sold to raise funds for NHS

A Banksy painting called Game Changer is set to be auctioned and could fetch over &pound;3m for the NHS at a Christie's sale

A Banksy painting titled Game Changer could fetch over &pound;3m for the NHS at a Christie's sale.
The monochrome artwork shows a young boy clutching a figure of a masked nurse wearing a cape. The boy is&nbsp;playing with the 'superhero' doll while Batman and Spiderman are discarded in a bin.
The art piece was sent to Southampton general hospital in May last year, during the first phase of the pandemic along with a note thanking the frontliners.
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Hula-hoop girl mural in Nottingham confirmed as Banksy's

The mural of a girl hula-hooping with a tyre outside a wall in Nottingham has been confirmed as made by anonymous street artist Banksy.&nbsp;

Renowned graffiti artist&nbsp;Banksy&nbsp;confirmed&nbsp;that the&nbsp;hula-hooping girl mural&nbsp;which appeared outside a beauty salon in Nottingham was created by him.&nbsp;
The artwork shows a girl hula-hooping&nbsp;using a tyre of a bicycle. It went up on Tuesday, next to a bicycle that had a missing back wheel.
Once it was confirmed as Banksy's, people flocked to the site in large numbers to get themselves photographed with the piece of art.
The painting hopes to spread some good vibes and positivity&nbsp;amidst difficult times.

Banksy ship's migrants transferred to another vessel

Scores of people, rescued by a ship funded by anonymous street artist Banksy, have been transferred to another vessel.

Hundreds of people, rescued by a ship funded by anonymous street artist Banksy, have been transferred to another vessel.
Migrants from the M.V. Louise Michel rescue ship were transferred to the Sea-Watch 4, after M.V Louise Michel said on Twitter that it was stranded due to overcrowding and asked for immediate assistance.
Sea-Watch 4 is now looking for a port to disembark. The United Nations Refugee Agency said that all migrants rescued in the Mediterranean must be permitted to disembark safely. Sharing an update on Twitter,Sea Watch 4 said that the guests have been at sea for days, with many suffering from injuries, fuel burns and dehydration.
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Hundreds of people, rescued by a ship funded by anonymous street artist Banksy, have been transferred to another vessel.
Migrants from the M.V. Louise Michel rescue ship were transferred to the Sea-Watch 4, after M.V Louise Michel said on Twitter that it was stranded due to overcrowding and asked for immediate assistance.
Sea-Watch 4 is now looking for a port to disembark. The United Nations Refugee Agency said that all migrants rescued in the Mediterranean must be permitted to disembark safely. Sharing an update on Twitter,Sea Watch 4 said that the guests have been at sea for days, with many suffering from injuries, fuel burns and dehydration.

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