Banksy's Piranha Artwork to be Permanently Displayed at London Museum
Banksy’s Piranhas Artwork to Get Permanent Home at London Museum: Banksy's Piranha Artwork Finds Permanent Home at London Museum Banksy’s renowned piranhas artwork will soon have a permanent public home at the London Museum , set to be displayed when the museum opens its new location in Smithfield next year. The piece, which transforms a police sentry box into an aquarium filled with piranhas, was originally part of Banksy’s animal-themed street art series that appeared across London in August 2024. Other works in the series featured a rhino perched atop a car, two elephants reaching out with their trunks, and three monkeys swinging on a bridge. The London Museum secured the piranha-themed piece after the City of London Corporation voted to donate it, ensuring its preservation for public viewing. Museum Director Sharon Ament expressed excitement over the acquisition, stating, “The only thing better than discovering a Banksy on the streets is being able to showcase one inside for al...