MBW Exclusive Prints On Sale at London Show, by mylilly on Sept 8, 2012 10:42:15 GMT 1,

Sept 5, 2012 12:57:16 GMT 1 @martedanielsen said:

My god they're bad. They're not even so bad they're funny like a few op his others. They're just really really withiut any artistic merit at all. Do people frame and hang this in their homes ?

Nu-art, is there really a great gulf of merit between this and some of the work you support? Dolk's work, old and new 'Burger King' for example is just as naff and immediate as this queen image! Be careful, street art walks a fine line between populist bong shop tat for teenagers (Mona Lisa smoking a spliff or with a roller brush) and alot of street artists works. Including artists you support are also guilty of this! We have people trying to make it exclusive by deluding themselves of its intellectual worth - it goes 'pick an artist that's cool to like, downplay another artist that doesn't fit your preconceived ideas of what street art is'... All a bit snobby really, especially when there's not much between this rubbish and the celebrated exclusive big names of this so called scene... It's just that Mr Brainwash makes more of this naive tat than others, but before calling judgment I would look  a little closer to home, as what you are saying here can often be turned around and said about what you promote! It's why the top artists and dealers often keep their mouth shut in the art-world - to protect their own bullshit! They understand the precariousness of it all.

Sept 5, 2012 12:57:16 GMT 1 @martedanielsen said:

My god they're bad. They're not even so bad they're funny like a few op his others. They're just really really withiut any artistic merit at all. Do people frame and hang this in their homes ?

Nu-art, is there really a great gulf of merit between this and some of the work you support? Dolk's work, old and new 'Burger King' for example is just as naff and immediate as this queen image! Be careful, street art walks a fine line between populist bong shop tat for teenagers (Mona Lisa smoking a spliff or with a roller brush) and alot of street artists works. Including artists you support are also guilty of this! We have people trying to make it exclusive by deluding themselves of its intellectual worth - it goes 'pick an artist that's cool to like, downplay another artist that doesn't fit your preconceived ideas of what street art is'... All a bit snobby really, especially when there's not much between this rubbish and the celebrated exclusive big names of this so called scene... It's just that Mr Brainwash makes more of this naive tat than others, but before calling judgment I would look  a little closer to home, as what you are saying here can often be turned around and said about what you promote! It's why the top artists and dealers often keep their mouth shut in the art-world - to protect their own bullshit! They understand the precariousness of it all.