16. Sweep It Under the Carpet

Discovered in North London in 2006, Sweep It Under the Carpet is one of Banksy’s most iconic artworks. This piece is interpreted as a commentary on the refusal to acknowledge problems such as the growing AIDS epidemic.

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17. 0% Interest in People

Found on the wall of a clothing store in Toronto, this piece was another take at capitalism, specifically the businesses’ apparent lack of interest in actually serving the needs of the people. Given its meaning, it was understandable that the store had it painted over after a few days.

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