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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by Deleted on Dec 26, 2020 18:54:02 GMT 1, Just interested on the fate of Brian Haw's missing petrol head canvas and his CND soldiers canvas
Smashed up in back of police van I believe
Just interested on the fate of Brian Haw's missing petrol head canvas and his CND soldiers canvas Smashed up in back of police van I believe |
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by 7star on Dec 26, 2020 19:05:10 GMT 1, Hate to think how much they would of been worth now, even as street pieces?
Hate to think how much they would of been worth now, even as street pieces?
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by Ruggs on Dec 26, 2020 19:21:30 GMT 1, I think CND Soldiers ended up in Tate Britain. Saw it there a few years back.
I think CND Soldiers ended up in Tate Britain. Saw it there a few years back.
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by pauls on Dec 26, 2020 19:38:05 GMT 1, That was a reproduction (by Jeremy Deller, from memory, but could have that totally wrong).
That was a reproduction (by Jeremy Deller, from memory, but could have that totally wrong).
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by Deleted on Dec 26, 2020 19:39:26 GMT 1, That was a reproduction (by Jeremy Deller, from memory, but could have that totally wrong).
That was a reproduction (by Jeremy Deller, from memory, but could have that totally wrong). It was a reproduction |
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by Fast Eddie on Dec 26, 2020 19:43:28 GMT 1, I think CND Soldiers ended up in Tate Britain. Saw it there a few years back.
I think CND Soldiers ended up in Tate Britain. Saw it there a few years back. It does not seem to be in the Tate Britain collection. |
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by Ruggs on Dec 26, 2020 21:24:34 GMT 1, I think CND Soldiers ended up in Tate Britain. Saw it there a few years back. It does not seem to be in the Tate Britain collection.
I didn’t say it was in their collection I just recall seeing it all set up as a camp just as Mr Haw’s had it when it was in Parliament Square.
I think CND Soldiers ended up in Tate Britain. Saw it there a few years back. It does not seem to be in the Tate Britain collection. I didn’t say it was in their collection I just recall seeing it all set up as a camp just as Mr Haw’s had it when it was in Parliament Square. |
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by Coach on Dec 26, 2020 22:32:39 GMT 1, I think CND Soldiers ended up in Tate Britain. Saw it there a few years back. It does not seem to be in the Tate Britain collection.
That was a recreation by Mark Wallinger
I think CND Soldiers ended up in Tate Britain. Saw it there a few years back. It does not seem to be in the Tate Britain collection. That was a recreation by Mark Wallinger |
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by Coach on Dec 26, 2020 22:33:27 GMT 1, My apologies, I see that has been said already. The downside of using latest posts. I’ll get my coat.
My apologies, I see that has been said already. The downside of using latest posts. I’ll get my coat.
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by Fast Eddie on Dec 26, 2020 23:00:58 GMT 1, There are no Banksy works in the permanent collection of any major UK museum. There is the tenner in the coin collection of the British Museum, the 2018 and 2019 entries of the RA, but that's about it I believe. I think most curators recoil at the idea of recognizing it as art.
There are no Banksy works in the permanent collection of any major UK museum. There is the tenner in the coin collection of the British Museum, the 2018 and 2019 entries of the RA, but that's about it I believe. I think most curators recoil at the idea of recognizing it as art.
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by nixon451 on Dec 27, 2020 16:41:48 GMT 1, There are no Banksy works in the permanent collection of any major UK museum. There is the tenner in the coin collection of the British Museum, the 2018 and 2019 entries of the RA, but that's about it I believe. I think most curators recoil at the idea of recognizing it as art.
Kudos to the head of the numismatist department at the British Museum.
There are no Banksy works in the permanent collection of any major UK museum. There is the tenner in the coin collection of the British Museum, the 2018 and 2019 entries of the RA, but that's about it I believe. I think most curators recoil at the idea of recognizing it as art. I find that surprising and sad; especially considering how many young people have gotten interested in art because of Banksy. Kudos to the head of the numismatist department at the British Museum. |
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by Lazarus II on Dec 27, 2020 16:45:21 GMT 1, There are no Banksy works in the permanent collection of any major UK museum. There is the tenner in the coin collection of the British Museum, the 2018 and 2019 entries of the RA, but that's about it I believe. I think most curators recoil at the idea of recognizing it as art.
i think its more to do with a museum not wanting to show anything that cannot be attributed to someone or to someone who remains anonymous.
I would think in post covid times if a museum started to show Banksy works then it might be queued out the door for weeks on end. Maybe start in Bristol and see how it goes?
There are no Banksy works in the permanent collection of any major UK museum. There is the tenner in the coin collection of the British Museum, the 2018 and 2019 entries of the RA, but that's about it I believe. I think most curators recoil at the idea of recognizing it as art. i think its more to do with a museum not wanting to show anything that cannot be attributed to someone or to someone who remains anonymous. I would think in post covid times if a museum started to show Banksy works then it might be queued out the door for weeks on end. Maybe start in Bristol and see how it goes? |
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by Fast Eddie on Dec 27, 2020 17:41:30 GMT 1, There are no Banksy works in the permanent collection of any major UK museum. There is the tenner in the coin collection of the British Museum, the 2018 and 2019 entries of the RA, but that's about it I believe. I think most curators recoil at the idea of recognizing it as art. i think its more to do with a museum not wanting to show anything that cannot be attributed to someone or to someone who remains anonymous. I would think in post covid times if a museum started to show Banksy works then it might be queued out the door for weeks on end. Maybe start in Bristol and see how it goes?
It's just that Banksy is not part of the canon of contemporary art. Many experts diminish his work as derivative and superficial, e.g.: www.nytimes.com/2020/02/05/arts/design/banksy-legacy.html
In the 2010's they just did not care. In the 2020's it validates some curators' intellectual sophistication to reject something so popular. We need to wait for the next wave of innovative critics to "rediscover" Banksy.
There are no Banksy works in the permanent collection of any major UK museum. There is the tenner in the coin collection of the British Museum, the 2018 and 2019 entries of the RA, but that's about it I believe. I think most curators recoil at the idea of recognizing it as art. i think its more to do with a museum not wanting to show anything that cannot be attributed to someone or to someone who remains anonymous. I would think in post covid times if a museum started to show Banksy works then it might be queued out the door for weeks on end. Maybe start in Bristol and see how it goes? I wish you were right, but I don't think so. Museums exhibit plenty of anonymous work. It's just that Banksy is not part of the canon of contemporary art. Many experts diminish his work as derivative and superficial, e.g.: www.nytimes.com/2020/02/05/arts/design/banksy-legacy.htmlIn the 2010's they just did not care. In the 2020's it validates some curators' intellectual sophistication to reject something so popular. We need to wait for the next wave of innovative critics to "rediscover" Banksy. |
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by Deleted on Dec 27, 2020 18:08:41 GMT 1, i think its more to do with a museum not wanting to show anything that cannot be attributed to someone or to someone who remains anonymous. I would think in post covid times if a museum started to show Banksy works then it might be queued out the door for weeks on end. Maybe start in Bristol and see how it goes? I wish you were right, but I don't think so. Museums exhibit plenty of anonymous work. It's just that Banksy is not part of the canon of contemporary art. Many experts diminish his work as derivative and superficial, e.g.: www.nytimes.com/2020/02/05/arts/design/banksy-legacy.htmlIn the 2010's they just did not care. In the 2020's it validates some curators' intellectual sophistication to reject something so popular. We need to wait for the next wave of innovative critics to "rediscover" Banksy.
it is pretty crap, reminds some of the newspaper funnies. very lowbrow
Doesn't really fit with slashed canvasses or a floor full of peanut shells, or even previously used soaps all on a bit of string
i think its more to do with a museum not wanting to show anything that cannot be attributed to someone or to someone who remains anonymous. I would think in post covid times if a museum started to show Banksy works then it might be queued out the door for weeks on end. Maybe start in Bristol and see how it goes? I wish you were right, but I don't think so. Museums exhibit plenty of anonymous work. It's just that Banksy is not part of the canon of contemporary art. Many experts diminish his work as derivative and superficial, e.g.: www.nytimes.com/2020/02/05/arts/design/banksy-legacy.htmlIn the 2010's they just did not care. In the 2020's it validates some curators' intellectual sophistication to reject something so popular. We need to wait for the next wave of innovative critics to "rediscover" Banksy. it is pretty crap, reminds some of the newspaper funnies. very lowbrow Doesn't really fit with slashed canvasses or a floor full of peanut shells, or even previously used soaps all on a bit of string |
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by Fast Eddie on Dec 27, 2020 18:17:26 GMT 1, Art is trial and error, but Cattelan's banana (title: Comedian, edition of 3) is in the permanent collection of the Guggenheim now and I cannot understand why the Banksy Blu Watchtower is not.
Art is trial and error, but Cattelan's banana (title: Comedian, edition of 3) is in the permanent collection of the Guggenheim now and I cannot understand why the Banksy Blu Watchtower is not.
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Let them continue to think it's not art. Less competition. |
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by bernardsmate on Feb 22, 2023 12:43:04 GMT 1, Brian was a good man.
Brian was a good man.
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Banksy • Parliament Square • Brian Haw, by Bill Hicks on Feb 24, 2023 20:38:06 GMT 1, The story of the biggest demonstration in human history, which took place on 15th February 2003, against the impending war on Iraq.
The story of the biggest demonstration in human history, which took place on 15th February 2003, against the impending war on Iraq.
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