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Banksy Captured: Volume 2
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What they said
People think it was this construct to make himself more interesting, or some great marketing ploy, but it wasn’t. It was self-preservation rather than self-promotion.
Document Journal
I worked with him for 11 glorious years, during which time we broke every rule in the rule book, along with a fair few laws.
Sky News
Traced its breakthrough evidence chain to material inside Banksy Captured.
Reuters — 2026
Independently confirmed the book as a primary source in the investigation.
Daily Mail — 2026
A remarkable visual archive capturing the raw energy of Banksy’s early work.
The Guardian
The photographs of Banksy at work, along with shots of some of his street art, are published in a new book by Mr Lazarides — Banksy Captured.
BBC News — 2019
There’s a line in Goodfellas I love, which is like, they live like kings, but they had none of the responsibility. And that’s what this time was like. It was pure anarchy.
Sky News — 2019
If Banksy Captured Vol. 1 was the birth of rebellion, Banksy Captured Vol. 2 is its adolescence, swaggering, ambitious, and slightly hung-over from success.
GraffitiStreet
Lazarides’ prose remains dry, funny, and bruised by hindsight. He writes as a man who didn’t realise he was documenting history until the dust settled.
GraffitiStreet
Banksy Captured is the closest you get to a myth being revealed — every frame is a fleeting incident, not just a static object. The book is a piece of living history, bracingly unpolished.
Juxtapoz
Lazarides writes with bruised hindsight, blending nostalgia and dry humour. Banksy Captured isn’t just a photo book; it’s a memoir, an accidental time capsule of a scene as it exploded.
GraffitiStreet
A book for those who want the truth about a movement, not its myth. Lazarides was there, camera in hand, with only a rough sense of how big it would become.
Goodreads
Originally selling out in 30 minutes this limited edition book by Steve Lazarides charts the meteoric rise in a modern day Robin Hood — the artist known as Banksy.
We Have Your Prints
Unparalleled access to the myth behind the artist.
Grove Gallery
A blue-chip collector’s piece — a historical artefact with lasting significance.
Grove Gallery
An intimate, raw, and often humorous look at the making of a legend.
Grove Gallery
No other publication provides such raw, behind-the-scenes access to one of the most influential cultural figures of our time.
Grove Gallery
Packed with striking visuals and untold stories, Banksy Captured is a must-have for street art enthusiasts, photography lovers, and anyone fascinated by the mystery of Banksy himself.
Electric Gallery
For collectors, this is more than a photobook. It’s a time capsule of contemporary art history, offering an unfiltered look at the making of a legend.
Electric Gallery
With exclusive access that no one else had, Lazarides documents both the public works and the unseen behind-the-scenes moments. The kind of images that may never surface again.
Electric Gallery
Collectors instantly recognized its value — first editions are changing hands for three to five times the issue price. If you missed out, good luck: it’s already a holy grail for street art fans.
Urban Art Association
BANKSY CAPTURED by Steve Lazarides charts the birth of our modern day Robin Hood. A true art legend, a man able to articulate the voice of subculture that made its way to the mainstream.
Smolensky Gallery
Unboxing Banksy Captured — the detail, the stories, the madness. If you’re serious about street art, there’s nothing close.
Not just for art nerds: this is for anyone who cares about cultural history. No marketing fluff, just real voices and raw moments.
Every image has that feeling of something secret, something legendary. You turn the page and step into an untold chapter of Banksy’s world.
People think it was this construct to make himself more interesting, or some great marketing ploy, but it wasn’t. It was self-preservation rather than self-promotion.
Document Journal
I worked with him for 11 glorious years, during which time we broke every rule in the rule book, along with a fair few laws.
Sky News
Traced its breakthrough evidence chain to material inside Banksy Captured.
Reuters — 2026
Independently confirmed the book as a primary source in the investigation.
Daily Mail — 2026
A remarkable visual archive capturing the raw energy of Banksy’s early work.
The Guardian
The photographs of Banksy at work, along with shots of some of his street art, are published in a new book by Mr Lazarides — Banksy Captured.
BBC News — 2019
There’s a line in Goodfellas I love, which is like, they live like kings, but they had none of the responsibility. And that’s what this time was like. It was pure anarchy.
Sky News — 2019
If Banksy Captured Vol. 1 was the birth of rebellion, Banksy Captured Vol. 2 is its adolescence, swaggering, ambitious, and slightly hung-over from success.
GraffitiStreet
Lazarides’ prose remains dry, funny, and bruised by hindsight. He writes as a man who didn’t realise he was documenting history until the dust settled.
GraffitiStreet
Banksy Captured is the closest you get to a myth being revealed — every frame is a fleeting incident, not just a static object. The book is a piece of living history, bracingly unpolished.
Juxtapoz
Lazarides writes with bruised hindsight, blending nostalgia and dry humour. Banksy Captured isn’t just a photo book; it’s a memoir, an accidental time capsule of a scene as it exploded.
GraffitiStreet
A book for those who want the truth about a movement, not its myth. Lazarides was there, camera in hand, with only a rough sense of how big it would become.
Goodreads
Originally selling out in 30 minutes this limited edition book by Steve Lazarides charts the meteoric rise in a modern day Robin Hood — the artist known as Banksy.
We Have Your Prints
Unparalleled access to the myth behind the artist.
Grove Gallery
A blue-chip collector’s piece — a historical artefact with lasting significance.
Grove Gallery
An intimate, raw, and often humorous look at the making of a legend.
Grove Gallery
No other publication provides such raw, behind-the-scenes access to one of the most influential cultural figures of our time.
Grove Gallery
Packed with striking visuals and untold stories, Banksy Captured is a must-have for street art enthusiasts, photography lovers, and anyone fascinated by the mystery of Banksy himself.
Electric Gallery
For collectors, this is more than a photobook. It’s a time capsule of contemporary art history, offering an unfiltered look at the making of a legend.
Electric Gallery
With exclusive access that no one else had, Lazarides documents both the public works and the unseen behind-the-scenes moments. The kind of images that may never surface again.
Electric Gallery
Collectors instantly recognized its value — first editions are changing hands for three to five times the issue price. If you missed out, good luck: it’s already a holy grail for street art fans.
Urban Art Association
BANKSY CAPTURED by Steve Lazarides charts the birth of our modern day Robin Hood. A true art legend, a man able to articulate the voice of subculture that made its way to the mainstream.
Smolensky Gallery
Unboxing Banksy Captured — the detail, the stories, the madness. If you’re serious about street art, there’s nothing close.
Not just for art nerds: this is for anyone who cares about cultural history. No marketing fluff, just real voices and raw moments.
Every image has that feeling of something secret, something legendary. You turn the page and step into an untold chapter of Banksy’s world.
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