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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Dec 28, 2015 20:36:19 GMT 1,
That's the only one of their back issues that sold out .... Funny that.
Great front cover.
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Black Apple Art on Dec 28, 2015 20:42:08 GMT 1, That's the only one of their back issues that sold out .... Funny that. Great front cover.
That's the only one of their back issues that sold out .... Funny that. Great front cover. I also heard they had to do an additional magazine run to fulfill demand. Banksy tends to have that effect. |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Dec 28, 2015 21:09:38 GMT 1, That's the only one of their back issues that sold out .... Funny that. Great front cover. I also heard they had to do an additional magazine run to fulfill demand. Banksy tends to have that effect.ย
That's interesting... I suppose another bit of banksy memorabilia....
That's the only one of their back issues that sold out .... Funny that. Great front cover. I also heard they had to do an additional magazine run to fulfill demand. Banksy tends to have that effect.ย That's interesting... I suppose another bit of banksy memorabilia.... |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Rouen Cathedral on Dec 30, 2015 17:35:56 GMT 1, Banksy = money.
That's why people like Banksy so much.
Banksy = money.
That's why people like Banksy so much.
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Dec 30, 2015 18:10:06 GMT 1, Like Banksy as in the art or the person?
Like Banksy as in the art or the person?
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by saucyjack on Dec 30, 2015 18:16:43 GMT 1, Like Banksy as in the art or the person?
Like Banksy as in the art or the person? Do you know of a difference between the two? |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Dec 30, 2015 18:31:24 GMT 1, Like Banksy as in the art or the person? Do you know of a difference between the two?
Like people like Picasso's art but thought Picasso was a mysoginist shit in reality.
Like Banksy as in the art or the person? Do you know of a difference between the two? Like people like Picasso's art but thought Picasso was a mysoginist shit in reality. |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by saucyjack on Dec 30, 2015 18:34:31 GMT 1, Do you know of a difference between the two? Like people like Picasso's art but thought Picasso was a mysoginist s**t in reality.
Do you know of a difference between Banksy "the person" and Banksy "the artist?"
Do you know of a difference between the two? Like people like Picasso's art but thought Picasso was a mysoginist s**t in reality. Sorry, I thought we were talking about Banksy. Do you know of a difference between Banksy "the person" and Banksy "the artist?" |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Dec 30, 2015 18:37:29 GMT 1, Like people like Picasso's art but thought Picasso was a mysoginist s**t in reality. Sorry, I thought we were talking about Banksy. Do you know of a difference between Banksy "the person" and Banksy "the artist?"
I know the difference between nothing and nothing.
I was wondering if people like Banksy because of how they imagine him as a person or like Banksy by what they see he has done stencilisticly
Like people like Picasso's art but thought Picasso was a mysoginist s**t in reality. Sorry, I thought we were talking about Banksy. Do you know of a difference between Banksy "the person" and Banksy "the artist?" I know the difference between nothing and nothing. I was wondering if people like Banksy because of how they imagine him as a person or like Banksy by what they see he has done stencilisticly |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by saucyjack on Dec 30, 2015 18:41:46 GMT 1, Banksy is not a person. Banksy is a label.
Banksy is not a person. Banksy is a label.
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Dec 30, 2015 18:45:44 GMT 1, Banksy is not a person. Banksy is a label.
What makes you so sure?
Excluding the fact that Holly Cushing is listed as "producer" at Companies House for Dismaland.
beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/09572022/officers
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Dec 30, 2015 18:52:20 GMT 1, Banksy is not a person. Banksy is a label.
Banksy is not a person. Banksy is a label. What are you banging on about? |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by saucyjack on Dec 30, 2015 18:52:24 GMT 1, Instinct
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Dec 30, 2015 18:55:43 GMT 1, Banksy is not a person. Banksy is a label.
Banksy is not a person. Banksy is a label. a label that employs maybe fifty plus people ? |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by saucyjack on Dec 30, 2015 19:03:00 GMT 1, Banksy is not a person. Banksy is a label. a label that employs maybe fifty plus people ?
Banksy is not a person. Banksy is a label. a label that employs maybe fifty plus people ? Something like that. |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by 11 on Dec 30, 2015 19:29:17 GMT 1, Banksy is not a person. Banksy is a label. a label that employs maybe fifty plus people ?
Ooh - f
Do you think I could get some designer label pants then 
Banksy is not a person. Banksy is a label. a label that employs maybe fifty plus people ? Ooh - f Do you think I could get some designer label pants then |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Jan 5, 2016 20:03:06 GMT 1, What makes people like Banksy works so much?
What makes people like Banksy works so much? Not sure really, is he the best at what does?, by far?. |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Jan 5, 2016 22:22:21 GMT 1, What makes people like Banksy works so much? Not sure really, is he the best at what does?, by far?.
To be honest, i don't think so. There are other artists who are better in painting with a spraycan or stencils Still i love what he does...
What makes people like Banksy works so much? Not sure really, is he the best at what does?, by far?. To be honest, i don't think so. There are other artists who are better in painting with a spraycan or stencils Still i love what he does... |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by mlocks on Jan 6, 2016 2:13:23 GMT 1, Not sure really, is he the best at what does?, by far?. To be honest, i don't think so. There are other artists who are better in painting with a spraycan or stencils Still i love what he does...
Not sure really, is he the best at what does?, by far?. To be honest, i don't think so. There are other artists who are better in painting with a spraycan or stencils Still i love what he does... Indeed. Although he was not the first to make such an attempt, and despite him not being objectively the best from a purely aesthetic perspective, Banksy's work possesses such a degree of raw creativity, clever wit and deeper social purpose that it has successfully sparked a public art revolution; one that blurs the lines of fine art, commercial art, and industrial art in such a manner as to meaningfully subvert the long standing status quo - perhaps permanently and hopefully in increasingly important ways. It is for this reason, the neoteric yet palpable schism in defining what it means to be an artist that leads me to continuously admire his work. |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Mirus Gallery Poesia on Jan 6, 2016 2:40:24 GMT 1, That's the only one of their back issues that sold out .... Funny that. Great front cover. I also heard they had to do an additional magazine run to fulfill demand. Banksy tends to have that effect.
For me I respect what Banksy has done for the culture and he will always be remembered for that, but I really feel that the tipping point has passed not only for Banksy but the culture in general. Now in the next decade we will see the true fruit of what our culture means. Banksy doesnt have much effect on me anymore, but historically he is very important. The whole scene is fading fast and great work is becoming harder to come by, even when the culture is at such a peak.
That's the only one of their back issues that sold out .... Funny that. Great front cover. I also heard they had to do an additional magazine run to fulfill demand. Banksy tends to have that effect. You heard from who?, meaning are you just throwing more artificial rumors about or did you talk to someone with knowledge of printing or the editor. Im just saying being factual if you are mentioning things or it comes across as more Hype. For me I respect what Banksy has done for the culture and he will always be remembered for that, but I really feel that the tipping point has passed not only for Banksy but the culture in general. Now in the next decade we will see the true fruit of what our culture means. Banksy doesnt have much effect on me anymore, but historically he is very important. The whole scene is fading fast and great work is becoming harder to come by, even when the culture is at such a peak. |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Black Apple Art on Jan 6, 2016 3:26:28 GMT 1, I also heard they had to do an additional magazine run to fulfill demand. Banksy tends to have that effect. You heard from who?, meaning are you just throwing more artificial rumors about or did you talk to someone with knowledge of printing or the editor. Im just saying being factual if you are mentioning things or it comes across as more Hype. For me I respect what Banksy has done for the culture and he will always be remembered for that, but I really feel that the tipping point has passed not only for Banksy but the culture in general. Now in the next decade we will see the true fruit of what our culture means. Banksy doesnt have much effect on me anymore, but historically he is very important. The whole scene is fading fast and great work is becoming harder to come by, even when the culture is at such a peak.
I also heard they had to do an additional magazine run to fulfill demand. Banksy tends to have that effect. You heard from who?, meaning are you just throwing more artificial rumors about or did you talk to someone with knowledge of printing or the editor. Im just saying being factual if you are mentioning things or it comes across as more Hype. For me I respect what Banksy has done for the culture and he will always be remembered for that, but I really feel that the tipping point has passed not only for Banksy but the culture in general. Now in the next decade we will see the true fruit of what our culture means. Banksy doesnt have much effect on me anymore, but historically he is very important. The whole scene is fading fast and great work is becoming harder to come by, even when the culture is at such a peak. Was told by a very reliable source who was retailing the mags. Is it really such a stretch that they had such demand for that issue? A cover with new banksy artwork and his first legit indepth press interview in over a decade. "A tipping point for Banksy".... Would love to hear your reasoning behind that theory. BOTI, Gaza, Dismaland... I see him stepping up his game exponentially and I can't see that stopping anytime soon. I heard a lot of the same talk almost a decade ago after his LA show. Either way... fun to watch and take part in. |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by cmodart on Jan 6, 2016 4:59:09 GMT 1, Who is banksy? I thought this was a Bambi forum. I'm out.
Somebody post a picture of a middle finger. I don't feel like learning how to post images.
Who is banksy? I thought this was a Bambi forum. I'm out.
Somebody post a picture of a middle finger. I don't feel like learning how to post images.
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Jan 6, 2016 7:41:28 GMT 1, here here ! there is only one way to go for banksy, and thats not to the south pole !
here here ! there is only one way to go for banksy, and thats not to the south pole !
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by saucyjack on Jan 6, 2016 7:53:00 GMT 1, Unless Banksy unleashes some pro North Korea passion project, I suspect you are right.
Unless Banksy unleashes some pro North Korea passion project, I suspect you are right.
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Jan 6, 2016 11:22:57 GMT 1, I don't know if Banksy has achieved anything in reality.
If Banksy puts a stencilled image on a wall it gets covered in perspex.
If some unknown puts a similar stencilled image on the same wall next to Banksys image, it gets removed and the unknown prosecuted for vandalism.
Banksy early stuff on the streets was great and Robin Hood style sticking two fingers up to everybody.
Now it's looking like a hype machine with a broken gearbox struggling to get to the next big promotion.
Steve Jobs was desperate.
I don't know if Banksy has achieved anything in reality.
If Banksy puts a stencilled image on a wall it gets covered in perspex.
If some unknown puts a similar stencilled image on the same wall next to Banksys image, it gets removed and the unknown prosecuted for vandalism.
Banksy early stuff on the streets was great and Robin Hood style sticking two fingers up to everybody.
Now it's looking like a hype machine with a broken gearbox struggling to get to the next big promotion.
Steve Jobs was desperate.
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Jan 6, 2016 13:58:07 GMT 1, I don't know if Banksy has achieved anything in reality. If Banksy puts a stencilled image on a wall it gets covered in perspex. If some unknown puts a similar stencilled image on the same wall next to Banksys image, it gets removed and the unknown prosecuted for vandalism. Banksy early stuff on the streets was great and Robin Hood style sticking two fingers up to everybody. Now it's looking like a hype machine with a broken gearbox struggling to get to the next big promotion. Steve Jobs was desperate. You know that is not true, he achieved a lot. The question is; If he achieved anything of importance.... Perhaps we need a thread about why people like your art also?
I don't know if Banksy has achieved anything in reality. If Banksy puts a stencilled image on a wall it gets covered in perspex. If some unknown puts a similar stencilled image on the same wall next to Banksys image, it gets removed and the unknown prosecuted for vandalism. Banksy early stuff on the streets was great and Robin Hood style sticking two fingers up to everybody. Now it's looking like a hype machine with a broken gearbox struggling to get to the next big promotion. Steve Jobs was desperate. You know that is not true, he achieved a lot. The question is; If he achieved anything of importance.... Perhaps we need a thread about why people like your art also?
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Cornish Crayon on Jan 6, 2016 14:01:44 GMT 1, @ploppi
Curiosity really nothing more.......
Do you own anything banksy whatsoever ?
@ploppi
Curiosity really nothing more.......
Do you own anything banksy whatsoever ?
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Jan 6, 2016 14:12:18 GMT 1, @ploppi Curiosity really nothing more....... Do you own anything banksy whatsoever ?
It's a bit studenty for my walls but I do like lentils.
@ploppi Curiosity really nothing more....... Do you own anything banksy whatsoever ? I own nothing by Banksy. It's a bit studenty for my walls but I do like lentils. |
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Deleted on Jan 6, 2016 14:12:57 GMT 1, and yes my avatar is satirical
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What makes people like Banksy works so much, by Mirus Gallery Poesia on Jan 6, 2016 14:58:32 GMT 1, You heard from who?, meaning are you just throwing more artificial rumors about or did you talk to someone with knowledge of printing or the editor. Im just saying being factual if you are mentioning things or it comes across as more Hype. For me I respect what Banksy has done for the culture and he will always be remembered for that, but I really feel that the tipping point has passed not only for Banksy but the culture in general. Now in the next decade we will see the true fruit of what our culture means. Banksy doesnt have much effect on me anymore, but historically he is very important. The whole scene is fading fast and great work is becoming harder to come by, even when the culture is at such a peak. Was told by a very reliable source who was retailing the mags. Is it really such a stretch that they had such demand for that issue? A cover with new banksy artwork and his first legit indepth press interview in over a decade. "A tipping point for Banksy".... Would love to hear your reasoning behind that theory. BOTI, Gaza, Dismaland... I see him stepping up his game exponentially and I can't see that stopping anytime soon. I heard a lot of the same talk almost a decade ago after his LA show. Either way... fun to watch and take part in.
Well if a retailer told you then it has to be true, I doubt a retailer would understand or know how much one issue is printed over any other. I could see a retailer in an area where banksy might be popular having to order more than normal but for the rest of the world like were I live Juxtapoz issues sit on shelves business as usual. Which was my point, and yet it is a stretch IMO which was why I even commented on it.
As far as my reasoning I dont think I would have the time to really have a conversation, but call it a overall sense and intuition I have. Its not based on any fact or #'s but I really feel the world is moving on and Banksy is looking more and more like every other artist when Time allows you to digest their work. Some get better with time, for Banksy seems to be reaching more than he has in the past trying hard to do something in order to progress. All artist do this, but for some reaching leads to losing at times. Just look at Hirst when he starting moving away from his Niche, and created his Bacon paintings. It seems to been all downhill from there IMO. Again this is not a popularity contest, or tit for tat on #'s just my honest eye on the art being created.
You heard from who?, meaning are you just throwing more artificial rumors about or did you talk to someone with knowledge of printing or the editor. Im just saying being factual if you are mentioning things or it comes across as more Hype. For me I respect what Banksy has done for the culture and he will always be remembered for that, but I really feel that the tipping point has passed not only for Banksy but the culture in general. Now in the next decade we will see the true fruit of what our culture means. Banksy doesnt have much effect on me anymore, but historically he is very important. The whole scene is fading fast and great work is becoming harder to come by, even when the culture is at such a peak. Was told by a very reliable source who was retailing the mags. Is it really such a stretch that they had such demand for that issue? A cover with new banksy artwork and his first legit indepth press interview in over a decade. "A tipping point for Banksy".... Would love to hear your reasoning behind that theory. BOTI, Gaza, Dismaland... I see him stepping up his game exponentially and I can't see that stopping anytime soon. I heard a lot of the same talk almost a decade ago after his LA show. Either way... fun to watch and take part in. Well if a retailer told you then it has to be true, I doubt a retailer would understand or know how much one issue is printed over any other. I could see a retailer in an area where banksy might be popular having to order more than normal but for the rest of the world like were I live Juxtapoz issues sit on shelves business as usual. Which was my point, and yet it is a stretch IMO which was why I even commented on it. As far as my reasoning I dont think I would have the time to really have a conversation, but call it a overall sense and intuition I have. Its not based on any fact or #'s but I really feel the world is moving on and Banksy is looking more and more like every other artist when Time allows you to digest their work. Some get better with time, for Banksy seems to be reaching more than he has in the past trying hard to do something in order to progress. All artist do this, but for some reaching leads to losing at times. Just look at Hirst when he starting moving away from his Niche, and created his Bacon paintings. It seems to been all downhill from there IMO. Again this is not a popularity contest, or tit for tat on #'s just my honest eye on the art being created. |
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