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New Banksy?, by Max Beales on Apr 19, 2014 15:42:12 GMT 1, Nah, in the museum!  Haha quality max! ive been meaning to drop you a pm about buying some work, I brought two of your A4 pieces awhile back and before I could even get them out the envelope my partner had moved them and they havnt been seen since! I'm still hoping they will show up 
Nah, in the museum! Haha quality max! ive been meaning to drop you a pm about buying some work, I brought two of your A4 pieces awhile back and before I could even get them out the envelope my partner had moved them and they havnt been seen since! I'm still hoping they will show up Ha! That's mad, organise a search party! It's a brown envelope with red writing and some sharpie doodling haha. |
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New Banksy?, by panniertank on Apr 19, 2014 16:43:45 GMT 1, The Angel with a paint pot on it's head, was on display yesterday (Friday 18th), usual place, opposite the front door
The Angel with a paint pot on it's head, was on display yesterday (Friday 18th), usual place, opposite the front door
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New Banksy?, by overend on Apr 19, 2014 18:16:30 GMT 1, The Angel with a paint pot on it's head, was on display yesterday (Friday 18th), usual place, opposite the front door
Still there today. Fun taking photos of people taking photos on their mobiles of the mobile lovers.
The phone booth piece (iSpy) looking good today. The phone booth itself has been spruced up. The piece was painted over a couple of nights ago. Fortunately it was emulsion and quick witted residents quickly removed it.
The Angel with a paint pot on it's head, was on display yesterday (Friday 18th), usual place, opposite the front door Still there today. Fun taking photos of people taking photos on their mobiles of the mobile lovers. The phone booth piece (iSpy) looking good today. The phone booth itself has been spruced up. The piece was painted over a couple of nights ago. Fortunately it was emulsion and quick witted residents quickly removed it. |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 19, 2014 22:01:10 GMT 1, What's banksy make his stencils out of then? well I can find out how he used to make them easily enough. But I have no idea of his current choice of weapon. When I speak to a friend I'll post.
What's banksy make his stencils out of then? well I can find out how he used to make them easily enough. But I have no idea of his current choice of weapon. When I speak to a friend I'll post. Christ slammer, where you gone? LA?, so anyhow its quite complicated but basically he uses Fish products. |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 19, 2014 22:09:54 GMT 1, well I can find out how he used to make them easily enough. But I have no idea of his current choice of weapon. When I speak to a friend I'll post. Christ slammer, where you gone? LA?, so anyhow its quite complicated but basically he uses Fish products.
well I can find out how he used to make them easily enough. But I have no idea of his current choice of weapon. When I speak to a friend I'll post. Christ slammer, where you gone? LA?, so anyhow its quite complicated but basically he uses Fish products. Just got back from fishing funnily enough. Some nice Tench. Music, film and the bed. |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 19, 2014 22:22:34 GMT 1, Just got back from fishing funnily enough. Some nice Tench. Music, film and the Rat.
Fishing......... fish product stencils.
Music.......... That Dangerman CD'
Film............. 'Exit thro the gift shop'
Rat.............. 'Trademark'
Your Mr Brainwasp!
(forget the Tench, it'll hamper you career.)
Just got back from fishing funnily enough. Some nice Tench. Music, film and the Rat. Oh my God. Fishing......... fish product stencils. Music.......... That Dangerman CD' Film............. 'Exit thro the gift shop' Rat.............. 'Trademark' Your Mr Brainwasp! (forget the Tench, it'll hamper you career.) |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 19, 2014 22:30:26 GMT 1, What next Steve or anyone with a bald head is Banksy lol
Yes.
What next Steve or anyone with a bald head is Banksy lol HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, Yes. |
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New Banksy?, by Wearology on Apr 19, 2014 22:39:06 GMT 1, Wiz were you in Willy Wonka ?
Wiz were you in Willy Wonka ? |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 19, 2014 23:22:16 GMT 1, Wiz were you in Willy Wonka ?
Wiz were you in Willy Wonka ? Lol, yes i was J!. |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 20, 2014 18:43:05 GMT 1, Broken Link ? :Sorry - we haven't been able to serve the page you asked for
Fixed..
Broken Link ? :Sorry - we haven't been able to serve the page you asked for Fixed.. |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 20, 2014 20:28:39 GMT 1, No one found the easter egg piece yet?
No one found the easter egg piece yet?
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 20, 2014 20:38:36 GMT 1, No one found the easter egg piece yet?
No one found the easter egg piece yet? What piece is that then? |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 20, 2014 20:44:55 GMT 1, You fell for it!
You fell for it!
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 20, 2014 21:12:58 GMT 1, No one found the easter egg piece yet? 
No one found the easter egg piece yet? |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 20, 2014 21:17:03 GMT 1, No one found the easter egg piece yet? 
No one found the easter egg piece yet? Just to keep the thread alive |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 21, 2014 11:08:58 GMT 1,
I always enjoy reading the comments on these articles.
This one was apt.
www.theguardian.com/theobserver/2014/apr/20/observer-profile-banksy-street-art?commentpage=1
"BigScottishAl flaherty
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As someone who worked in the art market for a number of years, and dealt fairly regularly with Banksy's 'people', I can assure you that noone is more concerned with the market for their works, or protecting and maintaining the price levels, than Mr B. He learnt it all from his mate Damien Hirst, who advised him alongside staff at a rather grand auction house when it all went bonkers in 2006-7. Is anyone aware, for example, that his huge exhibition in the Bristol public gallery was a selling exhibition, and that on the opening night the works in the show were being aggressively marketed to the many rich collectors had been invited along? Not surprisingly, that was all kept rather quiet."
I always enjoy reading the comments on these articles.
This one was apt.
www.theguardian.com/theobserver/2014/apr/20/observer-profile-banksy-street-art?commentpage=1
"BigScottishAl flaherty
20 April 2014 12:11pm
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As someone who worked in the art market for a number of years, and dealt fairly regularly with Banksy's 'people', I can assure you that noone is more concerned with the market for their works, or protecting and maintaining the price levels, than Mr B. He learnt it all from his mate Damien Hirst, who advised him alongside staff at a rather grand auction house when it all went bonkers in 2006-7. Is anyone aware, for example, that his huge exhibition in the Bristol public gallery was a selling exhibition, and that on the opening night the works in the show were being aggressively marketed to the many rich collectors had been invited along? Not surprisingly, that was all kept rather quiet."
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New Banksy?, by Dr Plip on Apr 21, 2014 11:28:31 GMT 1, I always enjoy reading the comments on these articles.
This one was apt.
www.theguardian.com/theobserver/2014/apr/20/observer-profile-banksy-street-art?commentpage=1
"BigScottishAl flaherty
As someone who worked in the art market for a number of years, and dealt fairly regularly with Banksy's 'people', I can assure you that noone is more concerned with the market for their works, or protecting and maintaining the price levels, than Mr B. He learnt it all from his mate Damien Hirst, who advised him alongside staff at a rather grand auction house when it all went bonkers in 2006-7. Is anyone aware, for example, that his huge exhibition in the Bristol public gallery was a selling exhibition, and that on the opening night the works in the show were being aggressively marketed to the many rich collectors had been invited along? Not surprisingly, that was all kept rather quiet."
I don't think it's a big secret though, nor is it a crime, that Banksy has adjusted his prices in recent years. I don't expect him to pay for diapers and teeth whitening purely by knocking out lots of £40 canvasses.
I always enjoy reading the comments on these articles.
This one was apt.
www.theguardian.com/theobserver/2014/apr/20/observer-profile-banksy-street-art?commentpage=1
"BigScottishAl flaherty
As someone who worked in the art market for a number of years, and dealt fairly regularly with Banksy's 'people', I can assure you that noone is more concerned with the market for their works, or protecting and maintaining the price levels, than Mr B. He learnt it all from his mate Damien Hirst, who advised him alongside staff at a rather grand auction house when it all went bonkers in 2006-7. Is anyone aware, for example, that his huge exhibition in the Bristol public gallery was a selling exhibition, and that on the opening night the works in the show were being aggressively marketed to the many rich collectors had been invited along? Not surprisingly, that was all kept rather quiet."
Ahh...Big Al. He never could keep his sporran shut. That's him out of the syndicate. I don't think it's a big secret though, nor is it a crime, that Banksy has adjusted his prices in recent years. I don't expect him to pay for diapers and teeth whitening purely by knocking out lots of £40 canvasses. |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 21, 2014 11:56:55 GMT 1, After all it's a very lucrative business.
After all it's a very lucrative business.
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 21, 2014 12:22:34 GMT 1,
I always enjoy reading the comments on these articles.
This one was apt.
www.theguardian.com/theobserver/2014/apr/20/observer-profile-banksy-street-art?commentpage=1
"BigScottishAl flaherty
20 April 2014 12:11pm
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As someone who worked in the art market for a number of years, and dealt fairly regularly with Banksy's 'people', I can assure you that noone is more concerned with the market for their works, or protecting and maintaining the price levels, than Mr B. He learnt it all from his mate Damien Hirst, who advised him alongside staff at a rather grand auction house when it all went bonkers in 2006-7. Is anyone aware, for example, that his huge exhibition in the Bristol public gallery was a selling exhibition, and that on the opening night the works in the show were being aggressively marketed to the many rich collectors had been invited along? Not surprisingly, that was all kept rather quiet."
I always enjoy reading the comments on these articles.
This one was apt.
www.theguardian.com/theobserver/2014/apr/20/observer-profile-banksy-street-art?commentpage=1
"BigScottishAl flaherty
20 April 2014 12:11pm
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As someone who worked in the art market for a number of years, and dealt fairly regularly with Banksy's 'people', I can assure you that noone is more concerned with the market for their works, or protecting and maintaining the price levels, than Mr B. He learnt it all from his mate Damien Hirst, who advised him alongside staff at a rather grand auction house when it all went bonkers in 2006-7. Is anyone aware, for example, that his huge exhibition in the Bristol public gallery was a selling exhibition, and that on the opening night the works in the show were being aggressively marketed to the many rich collectors had been invited along? Not surprisingly, that was all kept rather quiet."
lol, you really don't like Banksy do you Ploppi.. haha. And sorry, all of the above is public knowledge, you should join a stuckist forum or something mate. |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 21, 2014 12:28:07 GMT 1,
I always enjoy reading the comments on these articles.
This one was apt.
www.theguardian.com/theobserver/2014/apr/20/observer-profile-banksy-street-art?commentpage=1
"BigScottishAl flaherty
20 April 2014 12:11pm
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As someone who worked in the art market for a number of years, and dealt fairly regularly with Banksy's 'people', I can assure you that noone is more concerned with the market for their works, or protecting and maintaining the price levels, than Mr B. He learnt it all from his mate Damien Hirst, who advised him alongside staff at a rather grand auction house when it all went bonkers in 2006-7. Is anyone aware, for example, that his huge exhibition in the Bristol public gallery was a selling exhibition, and that on the opening night the works in the show were being aggressively marketed to the many rich collectors had been invited along? Not surprisingly, that was all kept rather quiet."
lol, you really don't like Banksy do you Ploppi.. haha. And sorry, all of the above is public knowledge, you should join a stuckist forum or something mate. I like some of Banky's art for example the Christ with shopping bags and the kids running the Tescos bag up the flagpole and the Olympics javelin thrower throwing a rocket were pure genius.
A lot of other stuff just looks kitch and hyped up to me by a big expensive PR machine.
The latest mobile lovers looks like a rip off of a stock image Library image. www.dreamstime.com/stock-photography-business-couple-hug-still-using-cell-phone-image14523622
Which gives the impression that either Mr B is running out of ideas or just getting lazy.
Unlike you, I don't fall for the hype.
Maybe you should run the I love Banksy fan club.
I always enjoy reading the comments on these articles.
This one was apt.
www.theguardian.com/theobserver/2014/apr/20/observer-profile-banksy-street-art?commentpage=1
"BigScottishAl flaherty
20 April 2014 12:11pm
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As someone who worked in the art market for a number of years, and dealt fairly regularly with Banksy's 'people', I can assure you that noone is more concerned with the market for their works, or protecting and maintaining the price levels, than Mr B. He learnt it all from his mate Damien Hirst, who advised him alongside staff at a rather grand auction house when it all went bonkers in 2006-7. Is anyone aware, for example, that his huge exhibition in the Bristol public gallery was a selling exhibition, and that on the opening night the works in the show were being aggressively marketed to the many rich collectors had been invited along? Not surprisingly, that was all kept rather quiet."
lol, you really don't like Banksy do you Ploppi.. haha. And sorry, all of the above is public knowledge, you should join a stuckist forum or something mate. I like some of Banky's art for example the Christ with shopping bags and the kids running the Tescos bag up the flagpole and the Olympics javelin thrower throwing a rocket were pure genius.
A lot of other stuff just looks kitch and hyped up to me by a big expensive PR machine.
The latest mobile lovers looks like a rip off of a stock image Library image. www.dreamstime.com/stock-photography-business-couple-hug-still-using-cell-phone-image14523622
Which gives the impression that either Mr B is running out of ideas or just getting lazy.
Unlike you, I don't fall for the hype.
Maybe you should run the I love Banksy fan club.
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 21, 2014 12:29:33 GMT 1, I noticed Big Al's comment on the Guardian piece, also Ploppi's.
I noticed Big Al's comment on the Guardian piece, also Ploppi's.
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 21, 2014 12:34:54 GMT 1, I noticed Big Al's comment on the Guardian piece, also Ploppi's. Yes and so far we do have some free speech allowed in the EUSSR and UK.
The Guardian is good for some free publicity riding off the backs of the likes of Bonky Ermin and Hurts just like they rode off the backs of greater artists before them
I noticed Big Al's comment on the Guardian piece, also Ploppi's. Yes and so far we do have some free speech allowed in the EUSSR and UK.
The Guardian is good for some free publicity riding off the backs of the likes of Bonky Ermin and Hurts just like they rode off the backs of greater artists before them
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 21, 2014 12:48:15 GMT 1,
I always enjoy reading the comments on these articles.
This one was apt.
www.theguardian.com/theobserver/2014/apr/20/observer-profile-banksy-street-art?commentpage=1
"BigScottishAl flaherty
20 April 2014 12:11pm
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As someone who worked in the art market for a number of years, and dealt fairly regularly with Banksy's 'people', I can assure you that noone is more concerned with the market for their works, or protecting and maintaining the price levels, than Mr B. He learnt it all from his mate Damien Hirst, who advised him alongside staff at a rather grand auction house when it all went bonkers in 2006-7. Is anyone aware, for example, that his huge exhibition in the Bristol public gallery was a selling exhibition, and that on the opening night the works in the show were being aggressively marketed to the many rich collectors had been invited along? Not surprisingly, that was all kept rather quiet."
lol, you really don't like Banksy do you Ploppi.. haha. And sorry, all of the above is public knowledge, you should join a stuckist forum or something mate.
I always enjoy reading the comments on these articles.
This one was apt.
www.theguardian.com/theobserver/2014/apr/20/observer-profile-banksy-street-art?commentpage=1
"BigScottishAl flaherty
20 April 2014 12:11pm
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As someone who worked in the art market for a number of years, and dealt fairly regularly with Banksy's 'people', I can assure you that noone is more concerned with the market for their works, or protecting and maintaining the price levels, than Mr B. He learnt it all from his mate Damien Hirst, who advised him alongside staff at a rather grand auction house when it all went bonkers in 2006-7. Is anyone aware, for example, that his huge exhibition in the Bristol public gallery was a selling exhibition, and that on the opening night the works in the show were being aggressively marketed to the many rich collectors had been invited along? Not surprisingly, that was all kept rather quiet."
lol, you really don't like Banksy do you Ploppi.. haha. And sorry, all of the above is public knowledge, you should join a stuckist forum or something mate. Stuckists are full of shit too. |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 21, 2014 13:43:42 GMT 1, I noticed Big Al's comment on the Guardian piece, also Ploppi's. Yes and so far we do have some free speech allowed in the EUSSR and UK.
The Guardian is good for some free publicity riding off the backs of the likes of Bonky Ermin and Hurts just like they rode off the backs of greater artists before them
I noticed Big Al's comment on the Guardian piece, also Ploppi's. Yes and so far we do have some free speech allowed in the EUSSR and UK.
The Guardian is good for some free publicity riding off the backs of the likes of Bonky Ermin and Hurts just like they rode off the backs of greater artists before them
That'll explain your promoting your own work in the comments filed on the Banksy article then..lol. Can I ask, how old are you and what do you do ? Difficult to tell, sometimes you sound like a teenager and others a bitter older gent. |
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 21, 2014 14:01:02 GMT 1, Yes and so far we do have some free speech allowed in the EUSSR and UK.
The Guardian is good for some free publicity riding off the backs of the likes of Bonky Ermin and Hurts just like they rode off the backs of greater artists before them
That'll explain your promoting your own work in the comments filed on the Banksy article then..lol. Can I ask, how old are you and what do you do ? Difficult to tell, sometimes you sound like a teenager and others a bitter older gent. In a national rag like the Guardian or any other of course I would always link to my art if possible.
So would all other artists. After all they are just advertorials in those rags not really independant articles by todays so called journos.
I'm old enough to have met Dali and young enough to be an outsider.
From your own website www.nuartfestival.no/about-us
""The Nuart Festival follows the ethos behind the Nu teams desire to provide an annual platform for national and international artists who operate outside of traditional systems. Outsiders if you like. The event aims to stimulate debate by challenging entrenched notions of what art is, and more importantly, can be"
yet when anyone criticises what is fast becoming jaded and boring by some of todays so called big names you don't like it.
Yes and so far we do have some free speech allowed in the EUSSR and UK.
The Guardian is good for some free publicity riding off the backs of the likes of Bonky Ermin and Hurts just like they rode off the backs of greater artists before them
That'll explain your promoting your own work in the comments filed on the Banksy article then..lol. Can I ask, how old are you and what do you do ? Difficult to tell, sometimes you sound like a teenager and others a bitter older gent. In a national rag like the Guardian or any other of course I would always link to my art if possible.
So would all other artists. After all they are just advertorials in those rags not really independant articles by todays so called journos.
I'm old enough to have met Dali and young enough to be an outsider.
From your own website www.nuartfestival.no/about-us
""The Nuart Festival follows the ethos behind the Nu teams desire to provide an annual platform for national and international artists who operate outside of traditional systems. Outsiders if you like. The event aims to stimulate debate by challenging entrenched notions of what art is, and more importantly, can be"
yet when anyone criticises what is fast becoming jaded and boring by some of todays so called big names you don't like it.
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New Banksy?, by Deleted on Apr 21, 2014 14:11:47 GMT 1, Not everyone seing as I get quite a few likes for some of my posts.
I wouldn't be surprised if some with financial interests and flippers don't like any criticisms posted or any peoples real opinions.
If this thread is about the new Banksy of the mobile lovers then my honest opinion is it's not original it's a boring image and if one looks at it on it's own merits it looks like a copy of a stock photo to me.
There again some of the most successful selling artists are know to be plagiarists.
I'm interested in art while others only see the £££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££
cant have criticism can we, don't want the stock price to fall.
Not everyone seing as I get quite a few likes for some of my posts.
I wouldn't be surprised if some with financial interests and flippers don't like any criticisms posted or any peoples real opinions.
If this thread is about the new Banksy of the mobile lovers then my honest opinion is it's not original it's a boring image and if one looks at it on it's own merits it looks like a copy of a stock photo to me.
There again some of the most successful selling artists are know to be plagiarists.
I'm interested in art while others only see the £££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££
cant have criticism can we, don't want the stock price to fall.
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