Rosh Boroumand
Founder & Director Rosh Boroumand is Co-Founder and Director of GraffitiStreet, and one of the UK's leading Banksy specialists. Based at GraffitiStreet's flagship gallery in Chichester, West Sussex, he works with collectors and institutions internationally across authenticated Banksy works, Invader editions and the broader urban contemporary art market. With over a decade of specialist experience, Rosh brings meticulous attention to detail across provenance research, Pest Control certification, edition history, condition reporting and collector acquisition strategy. Museum-standard framing is offered as standard across all works handled by the gallery. He advises collectors with an informed, impartial perspective — helping them navigate authenticity, long-term value and the confidence that comes with working with a true specialist.
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Latest articles by Rosh Boroumand
September 5, 2026
Banksy Takes His Place in the New Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
Banksy takes his place inside the new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, alongside JR, Diego Rivera and Judith F.…
July 13, 2026
Banksy in Palestine: The Complete Guide to His Art Across Bethlehem, the West Bank and Gaza
Banksy’s work in Palestine forms one of the most sustained and politically significant chapters of his career, beginning with Love Is in the…
July 11, 2026
Steve Lazarides and Banksy: Inside the Photographic Archive That Captured Street Art History
Steve Lazarides spent eleven years photographing and working alongside Banksy. His remarkable archive preserves the artist’s formative rise without revealing the face…
July 2, 2026
Steve Lazarides Banksy Photo Limited Edition Prints Explained
Steve Lazarides' signed, numbered Banksy photo prints document the artist's formative years on film. Here's what collectors should know!
July 1, 2026
Banksy’s Grin Reaper: Meaning, Editions and the Grim Reaper Motif
Banksy’s Grin Reaper transforms the Grim Reaper into a darkly comic figure with a bright yellow smiley face. GraffitiStreet explores the 2005…
June 30, 2026
Banksy’s Choose Your Weapon: Keith Haring, Queue Jumpers and the Print That Marked the End of an Era
Banksy’s Choose Your Weapon brings together a hooded figure, a chained Keith Haring-style barking dog and one of the most memorable release…
June 16, 2026
Banksy’s Love Is In The Air (Life Size) Heads to Sotheby’s London Evening Auction
Banksy’s Love Is In The Air (Life Size) heads to Sotheby’s London Evening Auction with an estimate of £3.5 million–£5.5 million. GraffitiStreet…
June 14, 2026
Banksy’s Love Hurts Walled Off Hotel Sculpture: The Wounded Heart Behind the Barbed Wire
Banksy’s Love Hurts Walled Off Hotel sculpture transforms a wounded silver heart, barbed wire and a hooded figure into one of the…
June 14, 2026
Banksy’s Gaza Kitty: Meaning, Mural and the Walled Off Hotel Sculpture
Banksy’s Gaza Kitty, painted during the artist’s 2015 Gaza intervention, uses the internet’s love of kittens to draw attention to destruction, childhood,…
June 11, 2026
Banksy’s Soup Can: Meaning, Editions and the Tesco Value Motif
Banksy’s Soup Can reimagines Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup imagery through Tesco Value branding. GraffitiStreet explores the 2005 print’s meaning, edition structure, rare colour-ways, Pop…
June 7, 2026
What Is the Most Expensive Banksy Print Ever Sold at Auction?
The most expensive Banksy print ever sold at public auction is Girl with Balloon & Morons Sepia (2/8), which achieved £1,232,500 at Phillips…
June 7, 2026
How to Authenticate a Banksy: Pest Control, Provenance and Collector Confidence
A collector's guide to Banksy authentication, including Pest Control Certificates, provenance, ownership history, and the essential checks to make before acquiring a…