One of the biggest exhibitions of the mysterious artist Banksy opens in New York

Banksy Building Castles in the Sky, an exhibition featuring original work by a contemporary artist, opens May 28 at the former Museum of the International Center for Photography at 250 Bowery Street. Time out.

The exhibition is based on the results of an independent academic research project on Banksy. She will present more than 120 works to immerse herself in the mind of the artist.

You can look at exhibits purchased from private collections until September 5th. These include some of Banksy's most iconic works: Balloon Girl, Rubber Duck, Love is in the Air, Hug Bomb, Family Target and Mickey Snake.

“Banksy continues to push boundaries and question the morality of society with his ironic, iconic style,” said exhibition curators Stefano Antonelli and Gianluca Marciani. “His identity is only a small part of the mystery. Because his work is a metaphorical iceberg that goes deep into the heart of humanity.”

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Banksy himself does not participate in the exhibition. However, the upcoming show clearly stands out from others dedicated to his work. Banksy Builds Castles in the Sky is a collection of original and authentic pieces that seek to offer a museum-like interpretation of Banksy. At the exhibition you will be able to see the catalog with an in-depth analysis of the work of the artist, born in Bristol.