funster
Junior Member
๐จ๏ธ 2,256
๐๐ป 0
October 2006
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by funster on May 21, 2008 18:26:27 GMT 1, My appreciation of the Parla is well known, but it would be Banksy everytime for me if I had to choose.
My appreciation of the Parla is well known, but it would be Banksy everytime for me if I had to choose.
|
|
sputnikeye
New Member
๐จ๏ธ 761
๐๐ป 29
August 2006
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by sputnikeye on May 21, 2008 18:34:51 GMT 1, Parla or Brion Gysin?
Parla or Brion Gysin?
|
|
skelly
New Member
๐จ๏ธ 616
๐๐ป 0
February 2008
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by skelly on May 21, 2008 18:34:55 GMT 1, If it came down to an original by any of the current street artists I would go Banksy..then Faile...then Neate
If it came down to an original by any of the current street artists I would go Banksy..then Faile...then Neate
|
|
mcster
New Member
๐จ๏ธ 367
๐๐ป 0
October 2007
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by mcster on May 21, 2008 18:44:09 GMT 1, I'm not so sure that Banksy's stuff won't look so good in 20 years time. I think time will look back upon Banksy as the man that brought the street to the gallery, and triggered a revolution in art that is still only in its infancy in 2008. More and more people I know are starting to take an interest in art because of Banksy and I've visited Leake St 3 times since the Cans Festival, each time seeing a diverse mix of people looking at the art. Other people I know, who 2 or 3 years ago would have gone to Ikea to buy art for their Living Rooms, are now finding Street Artists they like and are covering their walls with something decent. It's incredible. There's no doubt there are better artists than Banksy in terms of artistic merit, I believe both Parla and Neate are more talented in that sense. But Banksy is something different altogether and I think in 20 years time we'll love the images still. Sorry to waffle.
I'm not so sure that Banksy's stuff won't look so good in 20 years time. I think time will look back upon Banksy as the man that brought the street to the gallery, and triggered a revolution in art that is still only in its infancy in 2008. More and more people I know are starting to take an interest in art because of Banksy and I've visited Leake St 3 times since the Cans Festival, each time seeing a diverse mix of people looking at the art. Other people I know, who 2 or 3 years ago would have gone to Ikea to buy art for their Living Rooms, are now finding Street Artists they like and are covering their walls with something decent. It's incredible. There's no doubt there are better artists than Banksy in terms of artistic merit, I believe both Parla and Neate are more talented in that sense. But Banksy is something different altogether and I think in 20 years time we'll love the images still. Sorry to waffle.
|
|
Va Va Voom
New Member
๐จ๏ธ 631
๐๐ป 135
October 2006
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by Va Va Voom on May 21, 2008 18:58:38 GMT 1, I love Banksy but its a no brainer for me......Parla.
I love Banksy but its a no brainer for me......Parla.
|
|
robbsutt
New Member
๐จ๏ธ 63
๐๐ป 0
September 2007
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by robbsutt on May 21, 2008 20:01:28 GMT 1, Parla by a landslide for me. His work in the flesh is untouchable...
Parla by a landslide for me. His work in the flesh is untouchable...
|
|
|
br1stol
New Member
๐จ๏ธ 307
๐๐ป 4
October 2007
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by br1stol on May 21, 2008 20:07:46 GMT 1, Parla. More to look at and study, rather then ponder over.
Parla. More to look at and study, rather then ponder over.
|
|
oneeye
New Member
๐จ๏ธ 900
๐๐ป 83
July 2007
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by oneeye on May 21, 2008 20:15:04 GMT 1, Parla all day long.
Parla all day long.
|
|
skanky
New Member
๐จ๏ธ 887
๐๐ป 60
August 2007
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by skanky on May 21, 2008 20:28:42 GMT 1, Parla for me
Parla for me
|
|
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by birdboxsniper on May 21, 2008 20:34:01 GMT 1, hey - inkheads - did you get my PM?
hey - inkheads - did you get my PM?
|
|
Simococo
Junior Member
๐จ๏ธ 3,183
๐๐ป 401
April 2007
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by Simococo on May 21, 2008 20:37:59 GMT 1, Banksy by 9 country miles!
Banksy by 9 country miles!
|
|
chablis
New Member
๐จ๏ธ 694
๐๐ป 194
January 2008
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by chablis on May 21, 2008 20:54:50 GMT 1, As soon as I see an original Banksy next to an original Parla I will let you know.
Might be some time as both appear in short supply.
As soon as I see an original Banksy next to an original Parla I will let you know.
Might be some time as both appear in short supply.
|
|
christoffero
New Member
๐จ๏ธ 130
๐๐ป 30
September 2007
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by christoffero on May 21, 2008 20:56:12 GMT 1, Parla for me. I suppose everyone has their own interpretation of what art is to them. When I look at a Banksy or any other street art for that matter I know what the artist is saying and the message is generally clear but with varying degrees of execution. But when I look at my Parla, the message and feeling I get are personal to me and won't necessarily be anything anyone else will get from it. I feel a completely different attachment to it and could sit and look at it for hours. I kind of get the feeling that Parlas work has longevity and really is unique work in a class of its own. Sorry if that's more than you wanted to know.
Parla for me. I suppose everyone has their own interpretation of what art is to them. When I look at a Banksy or any other street art for that matter I know what the artist is saying and the message is generally clear but with varying degrees of execution. But when I look at my Parla, the message and feeling I get are personal to me and won't necessarily be anything anyone else will get from it. I feel a completely different attachment to it and could sit and look at it for hours. I kind of get the feeling that Parlas work has longevity and really is unique work in a class of its own. Sorry if that's more than you wanted to know.
|
|
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by mose on May 21, 2008 22:37:54 GMT 1, Parla, easily. But I'm also the type that would also pick Cy Twombly over Warhol.
Parla, easily. But I'm also the type that would also pick Cy Twombly over Warhol.
|
|
|
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by bobbymeachamjr on May 21, 2008 22:45:02 GMT 1, Got into this scene because of Banksy. I've already seen "Parlas" from other artists . Doesnt mean the latter is not great, its just Banksy is, well Banksy...
Got into this scene because of Banksy. I've already seen "Parlas" from other artists . Doesnt mean the latter is not great, its just Banksy is, well Banksy...
|
|
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by slowmo on May 21, 2008 23:21:32 GMT 1, Mose Dejavu no? Seem to remember the debate on a kate moss for a parla having a similar reaction. Anyway, months on from that nothing has changed for me, if you get something from Parla thats great, but he is not the street Pollock, he is not an abstract painter and he is definitely not better in the flesh (yes I have seen many).
Banksy is the artist of the 00's, Banksy does represent a generation (or a time if you don't like being segmented), he is for stencils what Warhol was for screen printing, expect in 30 years time stencils to still be in the mainstream. I personally know of no one outside this forum who has ever heard of Parla.
However if you do not put a title of Vs you can be more objective, which do you prefer would work, parla has enough supporters that his art is worthy, it can be enjoyed. At Vs represents a fight, and in this case sorry but Parla is lying dead on the floor already, Banksy single handedly has changed british culture, whether he intended to or not is another matter.
Mose Dejavu no? Seem to remember the debate on a kate moss for a parla having a similar reaction. Anyway, months on from that nothing has changed for me, if you get something from Parla thats great, but he is not the street Pollock, he is not an abstract painter and he is definitely not better in the flesh (yes I have seen many).
Banksy is the artist of the 00's, Banksy does represent a generation (or a time if you don't like being segmented), he is for stencils what Warhol was for screen printing, expect in 30 years time stencils to still be in the mainstream. I personally know of no one outside this forum who has ever heard of Parla.
However if you do not put a title of Vs you can be more objective, which do you prefer would work, parla has enough supporters that his art is worthy, it can be enjoyed. At Vs represents a fight, and in this case sorry but Parla is lying dead on the floor already, Banksy single handedly has changed british culture, whether he intended to or not is another matter.
|
|
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by Filipino Box Spring Hog on May 22, 2008 0:51:47 GMT 1, Parla without a doubt.
Parla without a doubt.
|
|
artstylee
New Member
๐จ๏ธ 369
๐๐ป 0
January 2008
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by artstylee on May 22, 2008 13:27:19 GMT 1, Seems like People on Here Are Loving them Some Jose Parla.
I really like his stuff too, but What's the deal, why's he getting such a great response. Is it just because he's from the uk???
Can you hit me with a link to his website or elaborate on why his work is soo prolific or revolutionary???
Loving both their work from what I've seen of Parla. Seen lots of Banksy.
BUT
Does Parla also work in the streets???
Because the only parla works I've seen are (3 or 4 of em') done for recent show's on Canvases. But Does He Work On The Streeets as Well???
Great Stuff. Like that he's in NY too.
Their Styles Are Soooo Different. Don't know how you could possibly compare the two. One is essentially abstract expressionism that's somewhat representational(text), while Banksy is a bit more of a Commercial/Street artists that has a more range from what I've seen.
Seems like People on Here Are Loving them Some Jose Parla. I really like his stuff too, but What's the deal, why's he getting such a great response. Is it just because he's from the uk??? Can you hit me with a link to his website or elaborate on why his work is soo prolific or revolutionary??? Loving both their work from what I've seen of Parla. Seen lots of Banksy. BUT Does Parla also work in the streets? ?? Because the only parla works I've seen are (3 or 4 of em') done for recent show's on Canvases. But Does He Work On The Streeets as Well??? Great Stuff. Like that he's in NY too. Their Styles Are Soooo Different. Don't know how you could possibly compare the two. One is essentially abstract expressionism that's somewhat representational(text), while Banksy is a bit more of a Commercial/Street artists that has a more range from what I've seen.
|
|
Prescription Art
Art Gallery
Junior Member
๐จ๏ธ 3,146
๐๐ป 1,215
November 2007
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by Prescription Art on May 22, 2008 13:34:07 GMT 1, Seems like People on Here Are Loving them Some Jose Parla. I really like his stuff too, but What's the deal, why's he getting such a great response. Is it just because he's from the uk??? Can you hit me with a link to his website or elaborate on why his work is soo prolific or revolutionary??? Loving both their work from what I've seen of Parla. Seen lots of Banksy. BUT Does Parla also work in the streets? ?? Because the only parla works I've seen are (3 or 4 of em') done for recent show's on Canvases. But Does He Work On The Streeets as Well??? Great Stuff. Like that he's in NY too. Their Styles Are Soooo Different. Don't know how you could possibly compare the two. One is essentially abstract expressionism that's somewhat representational(text), while Banksy is a bit more of a Commercial/Street artists that has a more range from what I've seen.
Parla is from Miami, not the UK. I think people covet his work so much because it has so much depth, and you can find new things in it each time you look at it. Like Neate you've got to see them for yourself though rather than checking out a jpg...
Seems like People on Here Are Loving them Some Jose Parla. I really like his stuff too, but What's the deal, why's he getting such a great response. Is it just because he's from the uk??? Can you hit me with a link to his website or elaborate on why his work is soo prolific or revolutionary??? Loving both their work from what I've seen of Parla. Seen lots of Banksy. BUT Does Parla also work in the streets? ?? Because the only parla works I've seen are (3 or 4 of em') done for recent show's on Canvases. But Does He Work On The Streeets as Well??? Great Stuff. Like that he's in NY too. Their Styles Are Soooo Different. Don't know how you could possibly compare the two. One is essentially abstract expressionism that's somewhat representational(text), while Banksy is a bit more of a Commercial/Street artists that has a more range from what I've seen. Parla is from Miami, not the UK. I think people covet his work so much because it has so much depth, and you can find new things in it each time you look at it. Like Neate you've got to see them for yourself though rather than checking out a jpg...
|
|
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by bobbymeachamjr on May 22, 2008 15:25:11 GMT 1, Parla > just 1 of many high quality abstract expressionists Banksy > only 1 Banksy
Parla > just 1 of many high quality abstract expressionists Banksy > only 1 Banksy
|
|
longhu6
New Member
๐จ๏ธ 35
๐๐ป 0
April 2006
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by longhu6 on May 22, 2008 19:58:19 GMT 1, Seems like People on Here Are Loving them Some Jose Parla. I really like his stuff too, but What's the deal, why's he getting such a great response. Is it just because he's from the uk??? Can you hit me with a link to his website or elaborate on why his work is soo prolific or revolutionary??? Loving both their work from what I've seen of Parla. Seen lots of Banksy. BUT Does Parla also work in the streets? ?? Because the only parla works I've seen are (3 or 4 of em') done for recent show's on Canvases. But Does He Work On The Streeets as Well??? Great Stuff. Like that he's in NY too. Their Styles Are Soooo Different. Don't know how you could possibly compare the two. One is essentially abstract expressionism that's somewhat representational(text), while Banksy is a bit more of a Commercial/Street artists that has a more range from what I've seen.
Jose Parla was a graffiti artist in Miami known as Ease when he was in his teens.
As a fine artist, rather than bring his street style into the gallery, which is the typical approach, he uses his art to reflect on street art/graffiti and its ancient histories throughout various cultures. By using calligraphy influenced by those cultures, he ties them together in historical perspective.
He also does wall studies that appear to be abstractions but are in fact realistic depictions of the exterior walls of urban buildings.
Agreed, comparing Parla and Banksy is like comparing apples and oranges, but it's interesting to see people's responses.
Seems like People on Here Are Loving them Some Jose Parla. I really like his stuff too, but What's the deal, why's he getting such a great response. Is it just because he's from the uk??? Can you hit me with a link to his website or elaborate on why his work is soo prolific or revolutionary??? Loving both their work from what I've seen of Parla. Seen lots of Banksy. BUT Does Parla also work in the streets? ?? Because the only parla works I've seen are (3 or 4 of em') done for recent show's on Canvases. But Does He Work On The Streeets as Well??? Great Stuff. Like that he's in NY too. Their Styles Are Soooo Different. Don't know how you could possibly compare the two. One is essentially abstract expressionism that's somewhat representational(text), while Banksy is a bit more of a Commercial/Street artists that has a more range from what I've seen. Jose Parla was a graffiti artist in Miami known as Ease when he was in his teens. As a fine artist, rather than bring his street style into the gallery, which is the typical approach, he uses his art to reflect on street art/graffiti and its ancient histories throughout various cultures. By using calligraphy influenced by those cultures, he ties them together in historical perspective. He also does wall studies that appear to be abstractions but are in fact realistic depictions of the exterior walls of urban buildings. Agreed, comparing Parla and Banksy is like comparing apples and oranges, but it's interesting to see people's responses.
|
|
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by ricosg11 on May 22, 2008 20:12:53 GMT 1, How many Parla pieces have made it to the auction houses with his huge surge in price? Yea thats right, not one.
That says a whole lot to me.
How many Parla pieces have made it to the auction houses with his huge surge in price? Yea thats right, not one.
That says a whole lot to me.
|
|
|
flypitcher
New Member
๐จ๏ธ 189
๐๐ป 0
January 2008
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by flypitcher on May 22, 2008 20:14:29 GMT 1, Plata for me
Plata for me
|
|
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by manchestermike on May 22, 2008 20:17:28 GMT 1, How many Parla pieces have made it to the auction houses with his huge surge in price? Yea thats right, not one. That says a whole lot to me.
It could say one of a couple of things.
A) The people who bought them really love them and want to keep them B) The people who bought them don't think they'll make a profit on them at auction
How many Parla pieces have made it to the auction houses with his huge surge in price? Yea thats right, not one. That says a whole lot to me. It could say one of a couple of things. A) The people who bought them really love them and want to keep them B) The people who bought them don't think they'll make a profit on them at auction
|
|
afroken
Junior Member
๐จ๏ธ 1,018
๐๐ป 29
February 2009
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by afroken on May 22, 2008 20:18:22 GMT 1, How many Parla pieces have made it to the auction houses with his huge surge in price? Yea thats right, not one. That says a whole lot to me.
All it means is that he is better protected by his reps who chose their buyer's carefully. When I bought one it was made abundantly clear to me that selling it on the secondary market or putting it in uaction would not be cool.
How many Parla pieces have made it to the auction houses with his huge surge in price? Yea thats right, not one. That says a whole lot to me. All it means is that he is better protected by his reps who chose their buyer's carefully. When I bought one it was made abundantly clear to me that selling it on the secondary market or putting it in uaction would not be cool.
|
|
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by ricosg11 on May 22, 2008 20:19:08 GMT 1, well played Mike, although I would bet my life savings its your first answer. I base that on the fact that his prices at Pirate Utopias were about 1/3 where they are now...
well played Mike, although I would bet my life savings its your first answer. I base that on the fact that his prices at Pirate Utopias were about 1/3 where they are now...
|
|
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by ricosg11 on May 22, 2008 20:20:23 GMT 1, How many Parla pieces have made it to the auction houses with his huge surge in price? Yea thats right, not one. That says a whole lot to me. All it means is that he is better protected by his reps who chose their buyer's carefully. When I bought one it was made abundantly clear to me that selling it on the secondary market or putting it in uaction would not be cool.
To me that is an important factor to weigh when purchasing artwork of such a high value. No?
How many Parla pieces have made it to the auction houses with his huge surge in price? Yea thats right, not one. That says a whole lot to me. All it means is that he is better protected by his reps who chose their buyer's carefully. When I bought one it was made abundantly clear to me that selling it on the secondary market or putting it in uaction would not be cool. To me that is an important factor to weigh when purchasing artwork of such a high value. No?
|
|
afroken
Junior Member
๐จ๏ธ 1,018
๐๐ป 29
February 2009
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by afroken on May 22, 2008 20:20:36 GMT 1, I think I misundersood yout post rico
I think I misundersood yout post rico
|
|
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by manchestermike on May 22, 2008 20:21:18 GMT 1, well played Mike, although I would bet my life savings its your first answer. I base that on the fact that his prices at Pirate Utopias were about 1/3 where they are now...
FWIW I agree with you, people (not you ) seem to have got it in their head that I dislike Parla, this isn't true, I wouldn't say I'm a fan, but I don't dislike his work.
well played Mike, although I would bet my life savings its your first answer. I base that on the fact that his prices at Pirate Utopias were about 1/3 where they are now... FWIW I agree with you, people (not you ) seem to have got it in their head that I dislike Parla, this isn't true, I wouldn't say I'm a fan, but I don't dislike his work.
|
|
afroken
Junior Member
๐จ๏ธ 1,018
๐๐ป 29
February 2009
|
Banksy vs. Parla, by afroken on May 22, 2008 20:21:38 GMT 1, All it means is that he is better protected by his reps who chose their buyer's carefully. When I bought one it was made abundantly clear to me that selling it on the secondary market or putting it in uaction would not be cool. To me that is an important factor to weigh when purchasing artwork of such a high value. No?
I have no intention of selling mine. It's the jewel in my collection.
All it means is that he is better protected by his reps who chose their buyer's carefully. When I bought one it was made abundantly clear to me that selling it on the secondary market or putting it in uaction would not be cool. To me that is an important factor to weigh when purchasing artwork of such a high value. No? I have no intention of selling mine. It's the jewel in my collection.
|
|