Banksy (47 page)

C
ardinal Sin, a work given by Banksy on permanent loan to the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool. He implied that it was a comment on the
cases of children abused by Catholic priests.
Mark Sumner/Rex Features

A
well-hooded Banksy, with his voice disguised, facing the camera in his film
Exit Through the Gift Shop
.
C. Everett
Collection/Rex Features

About the Author

Will Ellsworth-Jones was chief reporter and the New York correspondent for
The Sunday Times
as well as holding editorial positions at the
Telegraph
magazine, the
Independent
magazine and
Saga
magazine. His previous book for Aurum was a history of conscientious objectors in the First World War,
We Will Not Fight
. He lives in London.

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