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Banksy's urban tree artwork defaced with white paint

A Banksy mural in north London, near Finsbury Park, was defaced with white paint just three days after its creation.
Banksy's previous works have also been defaced, including a stop sign in Peckham and a mural on a former prison.
Islington Council and the homeowner are discussing future solutions to protect the artwork, tree, and surrounding area, including installing a CCTV camera.

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BBC News

Banksy's urban tree artwork defaced with white paint

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

New Banksy mural in north London defaced with white paint

Banksy claimed mural in Finsbury Park as his own on Monday and artwork has now been damaged

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Crowds flock to see Banksy tree mural defaced with white paint

Banksy fans have branded the defacing of the artist’s new tree mural in north London “wanton vandalism”, but said they did not believe it had ruined the piece. Two streaks of white paint appeared on the green artwork on Hornsey Road in Finsbury Park on Wednesday morning (20 March). Islington Council said it had arranged “temporary measures” including installing fencing and regular visits from Park Patrol officers to manage crowds and help protec…

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Banksy artwork 'vandalised' just days after appearing overnight on London street

The Banksy tree mural was confirmed to belong to the mysterious street artist just hours after it appeared on the side of a London house on Monday - but now appears to have been vandalised

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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