Banksy Draws 9/11 Tribute On TriBeca Building
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) -- Renowned British street artist, Banksy, has posted his latest piece from his month-long residency in New York City.
The work is a 9/11 tribute featuring the Twin Towers.
The charcoal drawing at sidewalk level is the size of a suitcase and has an orange daisy approximately where the plane struck, 1010 WINS' Al Jones reported.
Banksy's Latest Work Is 9/11 Tribute In TriBeca
Just minutes after Banksy posted his new piece Tuesday, crowds quickly gathered to admire the drawing on a building on Staple Street at Jay Street in TriBeca.
During his residency, titled "Better Out Than In," Banksy is unveiling a new piece in New York each day, but it's up to his fans to find the art.
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"It's exciting, it's an event," one fan told Jones.
"It's a rush," another fan said. "It's a game, a scavenger hunt."
Banksy posts photos of his latest works each day on both his website and Instagram; fans have also been putting images on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
On Saturday, Banksy set up a stall in Central Park with original signed works that he was selling for only $60 apiece.
His works typically sell for thousands of dollars.
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