Banksy's newest NYC piece (and perhaps the last of his month-long stay here) is on the side of a warehouse in Queens. It's made out of balloons. And here is the inside story of Banksy's first NYC show a decade ago. The fuss was somewhat smaller then.

Today's new Banksy NYC piece is a robot stenciled on Stillwell Avenue in Coney Island.

At dusk, Banksy revealed the newest piece in his month-long rampage of New York City's streets: a Grim Reaper in a scythe-powered bumper car, listlessly bobbing to Blue Öyster Cult's "Don't Fear the Reaper." The installation sits at the corner of Houston and Elizabeth Streets and, according to Banksy's site, will remain there through Sunday.

"Going to the Store" has a sequel ("companion") and it's every bit as moving and life-affirming as the original.

Gee, where is today's daily new Banksy artwork, somewhere in New York City? He's been unveiling a new one every day in October. Not today, though.

The newest Banksy NYC piece is on 153rd St. in the South Bronx, and already getting tagged up, naturally.

Banksy's newest NYC piece is a silhouette work in East Williamsburg. A graffiti writer who tagged the piece was "caught and beaten up."

The newest Banksy NYC piece—a "performance/sculpture hybrid"—is outside of a McDonald's in the South Bronx.

The newest Banksy NYC piece is on a wall in Woodside, Queens.

Found by ANIMAL, another new piece by Banksy on the streets of New York's East Village — as of press time, no SVA or Cooper Union students have begun charging admission to see it.

A group of men has begun charging $5 apiece for photos of the new Banksy piece in East New York today, according to the Instagram account streetartjamz. This development is the most compelling thing about Banksy's latest work, which before had just been a stencil painting of a beaver gnawing on a felled parking sign.

Today's new Banksy NYC piece is in East New York, and it's already being chiseled out of the wall.

This was bound to happen one way or another, but that doesn't make it any easier: 5Pointz, a huge, empty warehouse building in Queens that's long been a magnet for the world's best graffiti artists, will be demolished to make way for condos. Insta-commemorative 5Pointz photo gallery below.

Banksy's new NYC piece today is on the Lower East Side. A website has popped up encouraging people to steal Banksy's pieces before the museums get em. And here you can read many famous graffiti writers explaining why people want to paint over Banksy.

Today's new Brooklyn Banksy piece is in Greenpoint, and reportedly already "a little scuffed up."

Banksy's latest Brooklyn piece can be found in Red Hook.

Celebubrated street artist Banksy is currently prowling around New York City, leaving a trail of new art on random walls. Oblivious New York City building owners are painting them over just as fast as they can.

Yesterday, a new piece by street-artist-to-the-stars Banksy appeared in New York City. Within a day, the Banksy piece was redone by competitors.

Jake Bakkila, the artist who revealed himself as the real human behind the widely-beloved "spam" account @Horse_ebooks earlier this week, only to be confronted with accusations that he had manipulated and misled a journalist—to the point of "gaslighting"—who had uncovered a component of his project, says that "[t]he blame is 100% mine, I was wrong, and I'm sorry."

Look, it's a new Banksy piece in LA. Is everyone too cool for Banksy now? No. [Banksy]