Banksy Limitless exhibition to close briefly to make space for over 30 new works of art
The Banksy Limitless exhibition is getting a bold new look.
The hit Banksy Limitless exhibition is set to temporarily close at the start of next week as more artworks are added across the display.
Based at the West Kensington Sussex Mansions, the experience, which opened in September 2025, will shut its doors for nine days from next week.
Starting on Monday (February 23) it will be closed until March 3 while work for a new expanded and enhanced version is underway.
It will reopen to the public on March 4 under the new name, Banksy Limitless: Reframed, to honour its new look.
As part of the relaunch, over 30 additional pieces will go on show, meaning there will be more than 280 works across the whole exhibition.
The upgrade will also add a larger gallery space, new murals and sculptures, and a series of immersive installations to the Banksy exhibition.
A highlight of the new works is Love Plane, which was first spray-painted in 2011 by Banksy on the side of Norwich House in Liverpool.
The newly reimagined experience will also include an expanded Dismaland gallery, paying homage to the artist’s 2015 dystopian theme park project.
Organisers have confirmed tickets will stay at the same price after the relaunch. Starting from £20.85 plus a booking fee tickets are available via Fever.
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