The expanded 248-page edition of "Banksy You Are an Acceptable Level of Threat and If You Were Not You Would Know about It" stands as the most comprehensive collection of Banksy's street art photography ever assembled for print.
Covering Banksy's entire street art career from the late '90s to the "Seasons Greetings" Christmas piece in Port Talbot, Wales, this edition includes his self-destructing intervention, "Love is in the Bin," created live during an auction, deemed the first artwork in history to do so by Sotheby's.
The book encompasses key works like the 'Dismaland' show, Paris '68 revisited pieces, The Walled Off Hotel, Brexit-related works, Cans Festival, Brooklyn and Basquiat, as well as new pieces from Gaza and New York.
Controversial works like 'Cheltenham Spies,' 'Girl with a Pearl Earring,' 'Art Buff,' and the striking 'Mobile Lovers' outside Bristol Boys Boxing Club are also featured, placing Banksy's greatest works in context over 248 pages.
