Banksy has expressed clear opposition to the commercialization of his work, emphasizing that his art should not be used for profit without his permission. The latest exhibition, 'The Art of Banksy Without Limits' in Montreal, is not endorsed by him and features a majority of works by other artists inspired by his style, raising questions about the irony of a commercial show dedicated to an artist who critiques consumerism. Meanwhile, in London, Banksy has unveiled a series of animal-themed murals that have sparked public interest and speculation about their meaning, with interpretations ranging from themes of animal welfare to a darker narrative akin to the Noah's Ark story. The artworks, which have appeared rapidly over nine days, remain devoid of context, leaving their significance open to personal interpretation. Furthermore, one of the murals has already been defaced, prompting local officials to consider its future. The ongoing dialogue around Banksy's work highlights the tension between his anti-commercial ethos and the public's fascination with his art.