Banksy ‘Kissing Coppers’

The wall of the Prince Albert pub features a life-size, black-and-white stencil of two British policemen in full uniform, locked in a passionate kiss. This image first appeared here in two thousand four, quickly becoming one of the most recognizable street artworks in the city. The mural’s placement in Brighton, a location known for its significant LGBTQ+ community, turned the provocative scene into a local landmark that challenged traditional notions of authority and intimacy.