Bhutanese Government Removes Invader’s Work Fr, by Guy Denning on Mar 10, 2018 14:38:04 GMT 1, Personally I've generally asked permission from wall owners (particularly nowadays as the rozzers are faster than this fifty odd year old fat b@st@rd). The only time I haven't asked permission was in my yoof (but in my opinion Thatcher's government was doing more vandalism than me) and today if the building is representative of some point of the purpose of the work. And in the early 80s it wasn't bs hype. The punks I knew that were bombing various sites didn't sign their work and we didn't have social media to punt it around an audience. We only had unsocial media (BBC, Daily Hell, Torygraph etc...) and we were our own audience. And we certainly couldn't be arsed to photograph it. I have pasted up a refugee piece on a disused church in France - but only because the church authorities evicted some refugees that were sheltering there (despite the fact that the church was no longer in use).

Personally I've generally asked permission from wall owners (particularly nowadays as the rozzers are faster than this fifty odd year old fat b@st@rd). The only time I haven't asked permission was in my yoof (but in my opinion Thatcher's government was doing more vandalism than me) and today if the building is representative of some point of the purpose of the work. And in the early 80s it wasn't bs hype. The punks I knew that were bombing various sites didn't sign their work and we didn't have social media to punt it around an audience. We only had unsocial media (BBC, Daily Hell, Torygraph etc...) and we were our own audience. And we certainly couldn't be arsed to photograph it. I have pasted up a refugee piece on a disused church in France - but only because the church authorities evicted some refugees that were sheltering there (despite the fact that the church was no longer in use).