The London Museum has secured a new Banksy work for its new exhibition rooms, London police sentry box that was transformed by the mysterious street artist last summer to look like an urban aquarium with piranhas.

London Museum has announced it has acquired Banksy’s piranhas artwork for display in its new location. The artwork, which saw fish painted on a police sentry box, made headlines last summer when it appeared as part of the street artist’s animal-themed collection in the capital,

Banksy's piranha box artwork is set to go on display next year at the London Museum when it opens up in the capital.

London Museum has announced that it has acquired Banksy's Piranhas artwork which appeared in a police sentry box in the city last summer.

Now, Banksy’s ‘piranhas’ artwork will be exhibited at the flagship City museum, which will open next year at its new location at Smithfield’s Market. It comes after members of the City of London Corporation ’s Culture, Heritage, and Libraries Committee voted in favour of gifting the artwork to the museum.

Banksy's piranhas artwork will go on permanent public display next year at London Museum, when it opens its new premises in Smithfield. Featuring the fierce fish making an aquarium out of a police sentry box,