Banksy

Lazarides is delighted to announce its exhibition programme for an exclusive 4-month period in Los Angeles. Launching in April, Lazarides will host 4 unique exhibitions in a secret 8,000 square foot venue in Beverly Hills.

With an already reputable relationship with the US, three sell-out exhibitions — Banksy's Barely Legal (2006), Antony Micallef’s Impure Idols (2007) and Outsiders (2008) — Lazarides is returning stateside with an impressive line-up of solo and group exhibitions.

To kick it off, David Choe is returning to his hometown after a six-year absence with Nothing to Declare (23 April-23 May). Then in June, the venue will be taken over by Europe’s finest JR (Paris), Vhils (Lisbon), Conor Harrington (Cork, Ireland) and Antony Micallef (London). Next, will be an installation of Jonathan Yeo’s infamous pornographic portraits (8 July-8 August). Finally, before saying farewell to the City of Angels, Lazarides will be pleased to present their first solo exhibition with British artist Jay Jay Burridge.

Pet lovers and carnivores rejoice! Located on an unassuming corner of Manhattan, Banksy's latest offering sees a fully kitted out Pet Shop and Charcoal Grill open to the public. Fur coats with twitching tails, hot dogs frolicking under heat lamps and chimps touching themselves in front of National Geographic.

Open till October 31st this show is not to be missed.

The venue details will be available on the day of the opening from Banksy's website.

As we're sure you're all aware, Banksy has punked Paris Hilton's latest musical offering (who says you can't polish a turd eh?).

There were 500 copies 'distributed' to various record shops up and down the country. You won't be able to buy one here at the gallery. No amount of bribery, threatening behaviour or cake baking will enable you to get one from us, we don't have any, so please don't ring us up! It will take your tenacity and a bus pass if you want to find one. So look out for one at a record shop near you and good luck.

See how it was done.

We have finally received the Soup Can screen prints by Banksy. As you will see there are a variation on the original design, as they feature four soup cans with gold tops. They are signed, numbered and printed on 250mg cartridge paper.

Further info on the screen prints can be found in Banksy's print section. If you would like to purchase one of the screen prints or have any queries then please contact the gallery on + 44 02 (0) 3214 0055 or use the contact form.