Walls on Fire was an open air street art exhibition put together on August 22 and 23 by Inkie and Banksy with the town hall’s agreement.
Walls on Fire. Bristol, August 1998.
Early stencils in Bristol, 1995-2000
According to Steve Wright’s and Richard Jones excellent book “Home Sweet Home”, Banksy’s first stencil ever was an insect in a spotlight on a wall in Windmill Hill in South Bristol. The exact year is unclear but 1996 is a good approximation.
Banksy’s early stencil work in Bristol:
Early Bristol freehand, 1995 – 1998
The walls of Easton in Bristol were the canvases for Banksy’s early freehand work. Collaborations with Inkie and other prominent figures from Bristol street-art scene.
There’s all this noise – Banksy and Lokey
Take the money and run – Banksy, Inkie and Mode2
Early Banksy in Easton
Early Easton freehand
Do not inhala – Early Banksy
Early Banksy in Easton
Banksy’s first full colour piece – 1996
Banksy unofficial 