For the ‘Arnolfini x The Future Tense’ street art takeover the Arnolfini is hosting a weekend of graffiti and street art related events, including the UK premiere of the new documentary ‘Saving Banksy’ and the release of Lonely Planet’s book ‘Street Art’ featuring graffiti/street art in 42 countries around the world.
‘Saving Banksy’ will also feature an exclusive introduction and QA with director Colin Day. The documentary which has become a New York Times Critic’s Pick looks at some of the more intriguing aspects of street art and the art world against the backdrop of Bristol’s Banksy.
There will also be live painting and street art tours on the Saturday (15th April), book signings and panel discussion with Ben Eine, Blek le Rat, John Nation, Colin Day (Director of Saving Banksy) and Ed Bartlett (Author of LP ‘Street Art’)
Tickets for the Saving Banksy screenings start from £13 and are available via Arnolfini’s website here.
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