For the 28th day of his month-long installation in New York City, street artist Banksy headed to Coney Island, where he painted a robot doing some futuristic graffiti:
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A tipster lets us know the stencil is on a convenience store on the southwest corner of Stillwell Ave. at Neptune Ave.
Yesterday, the artist claimed he tried to get an op-ed column published in The New York Times about why the design of the new World Trade Center is a disaster.
But that failed, so instead he tagged a Greenpoint building with the phrase "This site contains blocked messages."
The artist is 28 days into his "artist's residency" in New York City. Past works have included a mural quoting "Gladiator," a slaughterhouse delivery truck filled with squealing stuffed animals, and an animated film featuring Islamist rebels and Dumbo the Flying Elephant.
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You can see all the past works in the series here.
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