romanywg
Junior Member
🗨️ 4,093
👍🏻 36
October 2006
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by romanywg on Sept 23, 2009 20:55:43 GMT 1, Sounds to me like it's going to be covered by the dreaded perspex!
Sounds to me like it's going to be covered by the dreaded perspex!
|
|
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by monkeyballs on Sept 23, 2009 21:05:55 GMT 1, whats going on new works popping up all over the place, do i smell a realease or maybe santa ghetto prep???
Just good old fashioned getting up, great to have him back. Although still prefer the sport on TV version to this
whats going on new works popping up all over the place, do i smell a realease or maybe santa ghetto prep??? Just good old fashioned getting up, great to have him back. Although still prefer the sport on TV version to this
|
|
annar50
Junior Member
🗨️ 1,957
👍🏻 409
May 2008
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by annar50 on Sept 23, 2009 21:07:10 GMT 1, Sounds to me like it's going to be covered by the dreaded perspex!
would rather have it covered in plastic than tagged to death
Sounds to me like it's going to be covered by the dreaded perspex! would rather have it covered in plastic than tagged to death
|
|
bullet
Blank Rank
🗨️ 0
👍🏻 16
January 2013
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by bullet on Sept 23, 2009 22:14:51 GMT 1, probably the only one that thinks its a cop out, using an image he has had for years and then doing it on a wall.
clap clap. nice feet though.
probably the only one that thinks its a cop out, using an image he has had for years and then doing it on a wall.
clap clap. nice feet though.
|
|
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by buffin on Sept 24, 2009 7:58:40 GMT 1, Nice one. Still think its even better with a classic Banksy tv.
Nice one. Still think its even better with a classic Banksy tv.
|
|
G-Man
Junior Member
🗨️ 3,529
👍🏻 33
November 2007
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by G-Man on Sept 24, 2009 15:17:05 GMT 1, Me too Buffin, but great to see his stuff still appearing on the streets
Me too Buffin, but great to see his stuff still appearing on the streets
|
|
|
neale
Junior Member
🗨️ 1,585
👍🏻 2
December 2008
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by neale on Sept 24, 2009 18:41:47 GMT 1, love that piece, hope its not tagged by the time I get there tomorrow
love that piece, hope its not tagged by the time I get there tomorrow
|
|
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by monkeyballs on Sept 24, 2009 20:03:49 GMT 1, probably the only one that thinks its a cop out, using an image he has had for years and then doing it on a wall. clap clap. nice feet though.
Nothing worse than putting up an obvious ad for your forthcoming show, using imagery from it in a cynical ploy to get visitors........... Oh hang on a minute its from a show now shut in a location hundreds of miles away, this looks to me to be a follow on from ikea man.
probably the only one that thinks its a cop out, using an image he has had for years and then doing it on a wall. clap clap. nice feet though. Nothing worse than putting up an obvious ad for your forthcoming show, using imagery from it in a cynical ploy to get visitors........... Oh hang on a minute its from a show now shut in a location hundreds of miles away, this looks to me to be a follow on from ikea man.
|
|
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by Daniel Silk on Sept 25, 2009 11:47:31 GMT 1, www.tottenhamjournal.co.uk/content/haringey/tottenhamjournal/news/story.aspx?brand=TWGJOnline&category=news&tBrand=northlondon24&tCategory=newstwgj&itemid=WeED24%20Sep%202009%2013%3A10%3A59%3A663
THE ELUSIVE, international street artist Banksy may have chosen a Tottenham letting agent's wall for his latest canvas.
A distinctive stencilled work of two children playing catch with a "no ball games" sign is definitely by the world-renowned graffiti artist, whose original works have sold for more than £100,000 at auction, according to fans.
The graffiti, which uses Banksy's trademark stencilled style and sense of humour, appeared over the weekend opposite the junction of Tottenham High Road and Philip Lane.
Graffiti fan and trainee housing officer Kimberley Winter, 24, who lives off Philip Lane, said: "I am 99.9 per cent sure it is an original Banksy. I have been a Banksy fan for years, and I know my fakes. The sheer size of the piece and the message it has is typical Banksy humour.
"I was just walking past and immediately recognised it. Tottenham was the last place I expected to see a Banksy."
Miss Winter, a Banksy Appreciation Society member on social network web site Facebook, added: "I have spoken to the owner of the building and they really don't grasp the importance. I really hope this will stay.
"It is quite apt for an area like Tottenham, because a lot of the estates have got signs up stopping kids from playing football."
Anton Shelupanov, of nearby High Cross Road, said: "You never know, but it looks genuine. If it is, it has probably doubled the value of that building. I have always told people Tottenham is a great place to live, and there is a lot going on in terms of the subculture. I think it is a sign of the times."
There has even been excited talk that the work could push up house prices in the area, and Councillor Isidoros Diakides, whose Tottenham Green ward the work sits in, also declared himself a fan.
He said: "I think it is worth preserving, and personally I am a fan. It just confirms that Tottenham is coming up as an art hub! I think Banksy is quite wise coming here."
He added: "Obviously we have a graffiti control policy, but I think it is not offensive and people do see it generally as art, and I don't think there will be any objections to it."
He said he would "definitely object" if the work came under threat, if it proved to be a genuine Banksy.
A spokesman for the landlord of the building said: "It is the first time I have heard his name, but they say it is something worth preserving.
"It's become a very popular site; photographers from as far as Leeds,Birmingham and Bristol were there yesterday.
"Had I not known it was somebody famous I would most probably have had it removed almost straight away.
"But if it is something that's enjoyed and valued by the community then maybe we should look at preserving it."
A large perspex sheet was due to be erected in front of the work today (Thursday) to help preserve it.
A Haringey Council spokeswoman said: "We will be happy to talk with the owners of the property about this.
www.tottenhamjournal.co.uk/content/haringey/tottenhamjournal/news/story.aspx?brand=TWGJOnline&category=news&tBrand=northlondon24&tCategory=newstwgj&itemid=WeED24%20Sep%202009%2013%3A10%3A59%3A663THE ELUSIVE, international street artist Banksy may have chosen a Tottenham letting agent's wall for his latest canvas. A distinctive stencilled work of two children playing catch with a "no ball games" sign is definitely by the world-renowned graffiti artist, whose original works have sold for more than £100,000 at auction, according to fans. The graffiti, which uses Banksy's trademark stencilled style and sense of humour, appeared over the weekend opposite the junction of Tottenham High Road and Philip Lane. Graffiti fan and trainee housing officer Kimberley Winter, 24, who lives off Philip Lane, said: "I am 99.9 per cent sure it is an original Banksy. I have been a Banksy fan for years, and I know my fakes. The sheer size of the piece and the message it has is typical Banksy humour. "I was just walking past and immediately recognised it. Tottenham was the last place I expected to see a Banksy." Miss Winter, a Banksy Appreciation Society member on social network web site Facebook, added: "I have spoken to the owner of the building and they really don't grasp the importance. I really hope this will stay. "It is quite apt for an area like Tottenham, because a lot of the estates have got signs up stopping kids from playing football." Anton Shelupanov, of nearby High Cross Road, said: "You never know, but it looks genuine. If it is, it has probably doubled the value of that building. I have always told people Tottenham is a great place to live, and there is a lot going on in terms of the subculture. I think it is a sign of the times." There has even been excited talk that the work could push up house prices in the area, and Councillor Isidoros Diakides, whose Tottenham Green ward the work sits in, also declared himself a fan. He said: "I think it is worth preserving, and personally I am a fan. It just confirms that Tottenham is coming up as an art hub! I think Banksy is quite wise coming here." He added: "Obviously we have a graffiti control policy, but I think it is not offensive and people do see it generally as art, and I don't think there will be any objections to it." He said he would "definitely object" if the work came under threat, if it proved to be a genuine Banksy. A spokesman for the landlord of the building said: "It is the first time I have heard his name, but they say it is something worth preserving. "It's become a very popular site; photographers from as far as Leeds,Birmingham and Bristol were there yesterday. "Had I not known it was somebody famous I would most probably have had it removed almost straight away. "But if it is something that's enjoyed and valued by the community then maybe we should look at preserving it." A large perspex sheet was due to be erected in front of the work today (Thursday) to help preserve it. A Haringey Council spokeswoman said: "We will be happy to talk with the owners of the property about this.
|
|
Sohoria
New Member
🗨️ 964
👍🏻 305
August 2009
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by Sohoria on Sept 25, 2009 20:26:24 GMT 1, very nice to see this! had txt message saying there was new art piece and nice to see pictures on the forum....! fingers crossed more will come up over the next few months also...! nice to see after a big show in bristol he goes and produces art back in the streets.... !...s
very nice to see this! had txt message saying there was new art piece and nice to see pictures on the forum....! fingers crossed more will come up over the next few months also...! nice to see after a big show in bristol he goes and produces art back in the streets.... !...s
|
|
lha
Junior Member
🗨️ 1,604
👍🏻 1,793
August 2009
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by lha on Sept 26, 2009 11:57:40 GMT 1, Has now been 'Perspexed'
Has now been 'Perspexed'
|
|
fuzzed
Junior Member
🗨️ 1,446
👍🏻 344
April 2008
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by fuzzed on Sept 26, 2009 12:08:21 GMT 1, Already!
Already!
|
|
mjar
Artist
New Member
🗨️ 133
👍🏻 0
August 2007
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by mjar on Sept 26, 2009 16:42:46 GMT 1, Wow that was quick although it doesn't surprise me after taking to the owner on Wednesday got the impression this would be happening just didn't think it would be so soon. Glad I got to see it as it was intended to be seen.
Photo here of it perspexed up : www.flickr.com/photos/wayneanthony/3954968223/
Wow that was quick although it doesn't surprise me after taking to the owner on Wednesday got the impression this would be happening just didn't think it would be so soon. Glad I got to see it as it was intended to be seen. Photo here of it perspexed up : www.flickr.com/photos/wayneanthony/3954968223/
|
|
junta
New Member
🗨️ 443
👍🏻 6
June 2009
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by junta on Sept 26, 2009 17:20:56 GMT 1, not exactly a very nice job of it they did either with the 2 panels bunged on and those rivets (or whatever they are) right across the top of it.
not exactly a very nice job of it they did either with the 2 panels bunged on and those rivets (or whatever they are) right across the top of it.
|
|
|
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by Daniel Silk on Sept 29, 2009 11:34:40 GMT 1, www.haringeyindependent.co.uk/news/4651702.Banksy_work_pops_up_in_Tottenham/
Banksy work pops up in Tottenham
NOTORIOUS and celebrated graffiti artist Banksy has struck on the streets of Tottenham.
A piece of work by the Bristol-born artist has appeared on a wall in Tottenham High Road, close to the junction with Philip Lane.
It depicts two children playing, staring up at a floating piece of paper with the words 'no ball games' on it.
Banksy's works have been celebrated in some quarters for their biting social commentary, and have sold at auction for thousands of pounds.
However, some local councils have looked dimly on his graffiti style, and have washed away or painted over works on public walls.
What do you think of Banksy's Tottenham painting? Should the council leave it there or wash it away? Post your comments below.
www.haringeyindependent.co.uk/news/4651702.Banksy_work_pops_up_in_Tottenham/Banksy work pops up in Tottenham NOTORIOUS and celebrated graffiti artist Banksy has struck on the streets of Tottenham. A piece of work by the Bristol-born artist has appeared on a wall in Tottenham High Road, close to the junction with Philip Lane. It depicts two children playing, staring up at a floating piece of paper with the words 'no ball games' on it. Banksy's works have been celebrated in some quarters for their biting social commentary, and have sold at auction for thousands of pounds. However, some local councils have looked dimly on his graffiti style, and have washed away or painted over works on public walls. What do you think of Banksy's Tottenham painting? Should the council leave it there or wash it away? Post your comments below.
|
|
|
|
Rubys
New Member
🗨️ 669
👍🏻 284
July 2010
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by Rubys on Oct 18, 2010 12:40:46 GMT 1, team robbo?
team robbo?
|
|
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by welikestatic on Oct 20, 2010 12:17:53 GMT 1, Probably been mentioned before but just in case.. Passed the 'no ball games' this morning and it's been 'adapted', now says 'Banksy has no balls'
was in a rush but will get photos later if needed
Probably been mentioned before but just in case.. Passed the 'no ball games' this morning and it's been 'adapted', now says 'Banksy has no balls'
was in a rush but will get photos later if needed
|
|
Rubys
New Member
🗨️ 669
👍🏻 284
July 2010
|
NEW Banksy in London - No Ball Games, by Rubys on Oct 21, 2010 13:19:26 GMT 1, look up 2 posts
look up 2 posts
|
|