The Art of Banksy

The average time is between 60 and 90 minutes.

Yes, the artworks on display at The Art of Banksy were certified and authenticated by Pest Control. The works were sold by Banksy to private collectors and would normally never get to be seen by the public.

We would never remove Banksy’s public works – it was meant for the public and belongs to the public. We believe public art should remain physically accessible to the public out in the wild.

We encourage the attendance of children by making entry free for youngsters under 12 years of age, accompanied by at least one adult. 

 
Under 5’s must be restrained/monitored so as not to disturb the exhibition (either with their parent at all times or in a pram) 

Yes, personal photography is encouraged, though you won’t be able to use your flash. Professional photography and flash photography is not permitted. You can share your photos with us on social media by tagging us @aucklandlive.

Yes, there is some limited seating available inside the exhibition.

This is a cashless venue and event.

No, there is no food or drink permitted in the exhibition area. 

Parking will be available at The Civic Car Park. Public transport is also available, you can find more information on public transport times and routes at AT.govt.nz.

Yes, you can bring in small bags. Please note there is a coatcheck at the entrance to the Hunua Rooms, Aotea Centre, where you can leave larger items for collection later. Prams and pushchairs are permitted in the exhibition.

Toilets are available outside the exhibition and can be found on Level 2 of the Aotea Centre.

Yes. It may be taken inside – or left in the coat check at the entry of the exhibition

The exhibition is fully wheelchair accessible. We are an immersive experience, so the exhibition has low lighting. Aotea Centre also has one wheelchair available for guests to use inside the exhibition, this needs to be pushed by someone other than the user.

Certified assistance dogs are allowed in the venue when assisting a person with a disability. Please ensure the dog wears the appropriate coat and has a valid ID card.