We sell books that document what happened. That's it.
The story
Steve Lazarides was Banksy's photographer, agent, and gallerist from 1997 to 2008. He shot everything on film. None of it was supposed to survive.


He wasn't building an archive. He was getting the shot before they had to run. The archive happened by accident — rolls of film stuffed in boxes, burner phones in drawers, stencils behind bins.
We sell these books because Steve originally wanted everyone to own art. Priced fairly. Packaged properly. No pretension, no mythology. Just documentation of what went down.


In the press
What they're saying about the Banksy Captured books.
The photographs of Banksy at work, along with shots of some of his street art, are published in a new book by Mr Lazarides.
BBC News
BBC News, 2019
The images lift the veil on the secrecy surrounding the elusive artist, offering a behind-the-scenes look at some of his famous works while they were being executed.
Artnet News
Artnet News, 2019
The closest you get to a myth being revealed — every frame is a fleeting incident, not just a static object. A piece of living history.
Juxtapoz
Juxtapoz Magazine
Not a coffee-table celebration, but a brilliant memoir told in pictures. Every great cultural movement has its accidental archivist.
GraffitiStreet
GraffitiStreet Review
The photographs of Banksy at work, along with shots of some of his street art, are published in a new book by Mr Lazarides.
BBC News
BBC News, 2019
The images lift the veil on the secrecy surrounding the elusive artist, offering a behind-the-scenes look at some of his famous works while they were being executed.
Artnet News
Artnet News, 2019
The closest you get to a myth being revealed — every frame is a fleeting incident, not just a static object. A piece of living history.
Juxtapoz
Juxtapoz Magazine
Not a coffee-table celebration, but a brilliant memoir told in pictures. Every great cultural movement has its accidental archivist.
GraffitiStreet
GraffitiStreet Review
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