Banksy’s art is coming back to Melbourne in a major new exhibition, with Banksy Limitless set to open at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre on November 25, 2026.
The exhibition, described as the final Banksy Limitless presentation in Australia, will bring more than 250 works to the city following successful seasons in London and Sydney.
Presented by Muse Entertainment and Events in partnership with Fever, Banksy Limitless will showcase a mix of certified originals, rare works and exclusive reproductions, offering visitors an immersive look at the elusive British street artist’s work and influence.
Set beside the Yarra River in South Wharf, the MCEC will be transformed into Banksy’s world, with visitors able to explore the stories and ideas behind some of his most recognisable works.
A hologram installation will add a futuristic element to the exhibition, while a global first will give Melbourne audiences the chance to see original photographs of Banksy’s infamous Dismaland by British photographer Barry Cawston.
Cawston documented the surreal Weston-super-Mare “bemusement park”, creating what became the official photographic record of the controversial project.
Known for his sharp wit and provocative social commentary, Banksy has used his art to tackle politics, culture and human rights, with the exhibition promising to explore the ideas behind his work as well as the imagery itself.
The Melbourne exhibition will also support humanitarian efforts, with a portion of proceeds donated to the M.V. Louise Michel organisation, an independent lifeboat that rescues migrants in distress across the Mediterranean.
Banksy Limitless will open at MCEC, 1 Convention Centre Place, South Wharf, from November 25, with various sessions available. Tickets and more information available here.
