Antwerp (Eurotoday Newspaper) – Antwerp’s Gallery 28 hosts a Banksy exhibition from Nov 28, 2025, to Dec 7, 2025. Organiser Marc Pairon and artists Denis De Gloire and Avi Kenan donate proceeds to Palestine and Ukraine.
As VRT News reported, Antwerp will host an exhibition of Banksy artworks from November 28, 2025, to December 7, 2025, at Gallery 28, Antwerp Business Suites. The exhibition features officially certified pieces, including original hand-painted miniatures of the West Bank separation wall from Banksy’s Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem.
“Banksy isn’t just an anonymous artist, but also a way of interacting with others,”
says initiator Marc Pairon.
“When you see Banksy’s work, you’re inspired to solve societal problems peacefully.”
What is Banksy’s art in Antwerp doing to aid Palestine and Ukraine?
Officials mentioned that visitors can also purchase limited edition Banksy stamps released by the Ukrainian Post in 2023, each set including a matching postcard and envelope. The stamps are priced at €100, while the original miniatures start at €2,000.
All proceeds from the exhibition will go to humanitarian aid in Palestine and Ukraine. Pairon, one of the organisers, said,
“Everything is offered at reasonable prices.”
The exhibition is designed to support people affected by conflict.
“I’ve been following Banks for almost 20 years, ever since he was completely unknown. He’s always been one of my heroes,”
Pairon testifies.
“I admire not only his oeuvre, but also the vision and goals of his work, which is a beautiful story. Banks thrive on solving problems in the world.”
“We can all be Banksy for a while if we hug each other and see what we can do for each other.”
Banksy4Humanity initiator Marc Pairon
“The sometimes cynical undertone in Banks’s work is meant to attract attention. Behind it almost always lies a peaceful message: Don’t abandon each other,”
says Pairon.
“We can all be Banksy for a moment if we embrace each other and see what we can do for each other.”
Pairon, one of the organisers, said that all money raised from the exhibition goes directly to families in need.
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20 responses to “Banksy Artwork Sale in Antwerp to Support Palestine and Ukraine”
Just what we needed, more overpriced art to solve global crises—because nothing says ‘support’ quite like a €2,000 miniature of a wall. 🙄💸
Coughing up two grand for a mini Banksy while pretending to save the world? Brilliant strategy, mate! 🤔💸
Can’t wait to snag a mini Banksy for two grand while pretending I’m saving the world—who knew philanthropy could be so fashionable? 😏💸
Oh, fantastic! Nothing like shelling out two grand for a miniature to help the world while I sip my overpriced latte in Antwerp. Talk about art meeting altruism—if only my accountant could be so generous! 😏💸
Oh, nothing says humanitarian aid quite like paying €2,000 for a piece of wall art while sipping overpriced coffee, right? 🙄 Can’t wait for the next exhibition to solve world peace, one stencil at a time!
Oh, nothing says “let’s solve world issues” like shelling out two grand for a mini Banksy while sipping overpriced coffee in Antwerp. 🙄 I guess altruism is best served with a side of art market inflation!
Oh, brilliant! Who knew saving the world could come with such a hefty price tag? Only in Antwerp would you pay €2,000 for a mini wall to help those in need—talk about a “small” investment in humanity! 🎨💸
Oh, nothing says “support for Palestine and Ukraine” quite like splashing €2,000 on a mini Banksy – because who needs food and shelter when you can have street art, right? 🤷♂️💸
Oh joy, nothing says “I’m helping” quite like a €2,000 Banksy miniature—because clearly, the best way to support Palestine and Ukraine is with overpriced art! 🎨💸
Oh sure, because nothing says “I care” like spending €2,000 on a mini wall painting while sipping overpriced coffee in Antwerp. Bravo, Banksy! 🤑✨
Oh, fantastic! Nothing screams “helping the world” quite like shelling out two grand for a mini Banksy while sipping overpriced coffee in Antwerp. Who knew art could solve conflicts and empty our wallets at the same time? 😏🤑
Oh, brilliant! Nothing screams “charity” quite like dropping a couple grand on some street art in Antwerp. 🎨💸 Who knew altruism came with a price tag?
Sure, nothing says “support for Palestine and Ukraine” quite like owning a €2,000 miniature wall while sipping a €5 coffee in Antwerp. Who knew charity could be this chic? 😏🎨
Just what we needed, more overpriced art to save the world—who knew a Banksy could solve global conflicts? 🤑💸 Hope the miniatures of the wall come with a side of irony!
Seems like the only thing more overpriced than a Banksy is the idea that a few mini paintings can solve international crises. 😂 Just what we need, a splash of art to drown out real issues, eh?
Oh, nothing screams “I care” quite like a €2,000 miniature while sipping on overpriced coffee in Antwerp. Who knew saving the world could be so chic? 😏
Isn’t it charming how you can buy a piece of art to “support” humanitarian efforts while simultaneously straining your wallet? Who knew helping the world came with such a chic price tag? 💸🎨
Oh, nothing screams “helping humanity” like shelling out €2,000 for a mini Banksy while sipping on a latte in Antwerp. Can’t wait for the limited edition stamps – because what’s a humanitarian crisis without a nice postcard to send to your mates? 😂
Oh, because nothing says “support humanitarian causes” quite like slapping a €2,000 price tag on a miniature wall piece. Bravo, Antwerp, truly a masterclass in altruism! 😏💸
So, a Banksy exhibition to aid Palestine and Ukraine in Antwerp – because nothing screams “humanitarian support” like a €2,000 miniature! 💸🇧🇪 Who knew art could double as a charity fundraiser and an overpriced souvenir shop?
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