ABC
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by ABC on Mar 17, 2007 0:17:23 GMT 1, Mental Price, in a few months time there will be nothing left on the streets as everything will be sold.
Mental Price, in a few months time there will be nothing left on the streets as everything will be sold.
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ratpack
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by ratpack on Mar 17, 2007 10:39:42 GMT 1, Does anyone have a link for the Bank Robbers Gallelry?
Thinking of popping down there.
;D
Does anyone have a link for the Bank Robbers Gallelry?
Thinking of popping down there.
;D
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stuey09
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by stuey09 on Mar 17, 2007 10:52:22 GMT 1, Does anyone have a link for the Bank Robbers Gallelry? Thinking of popping down there. ;D
www.bankrobberlondon.com/
There ya go
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andrewd
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by andrewd on Mar 19, 2007 17:49:06 GMT 1, Picked up my copy of the catelogue for the Andipa show. Not bad, 48 pages of Banksy colour images. It cost me ยฃ15. If you want one give them a ring on 020 7589 2371 ( that is of course +44(0)20 7589 2371 for those of you not in the UK. I got notification by e-mail that they would post mine out but as I only live 10 mins away I went and picked it up. www.andipa.com Of yes the window had changed since I went down on the first day, the Kids with Guns has been replaced with a 'bird/sparrow with grenade' on a metal panel. Yours for ยฃ75K.
Picked up my copy of the catelogue for the Andipa show. Not bad, 48 pages of Banksy colour images. It cost me ยฃ15. If you want one give them a ring on 020 7589 2371 ( that is of course +44(0)20 7589 2371 for those of you not in the UK. I got notification by e-mail that they would post mine out but as I only live 10 mins away I went and picked it up. www.andipa.comOf yes the window had changed since I went down on the first day, the Kids with Guns has been replaced with a 'bird/sparrow with grenade' on a metal panel. Yours for ยฃ75K.
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azlan
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by azlan on Mar 19, 2007 18:20:13 GMT 1, exhibition extended to the 5th April...
exhibition extended to the 5th April...
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dwight
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by dwight on Mar 20, 2007 6:40:43 GMT 1, philhecht and psp500 for your posts... The pictures are fantastic and I had been really wondering about the prices. It really irritates me when pieces are listed as POA. It makes me think that when I ask how much it is, the person is going to ask how much do you have? I buy expensive art, but I don't like feeling like a schmuck.
philhecht and psp500 for your posts... The pictures are fantastic and I had been really wondering about the prices. It really irritates me when pieces are listed as POA. It makes me think that when I ask how much it is, the person is going to ask how much do you have? I buy expensive art, but I don't like feeling like a schmuck.
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Curley
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by Curley on Mar 21, 2007 23:28:48 GMT 1, philhecht and psp500 for your posts... The pictures are fantastic and I had been really wondering about the prices. It really irritates me when pieces are listed as POA. It makes me think that when I ask how much it is, the person is going to ask how much do you have? I buy expensive art, but I don't like feeling like a schmuck.
Everything in the gallery is priced up. Not a POA in sight.
philhecht and psp500 for your posts... The pictures are fantastic and I had been really wondering about the prices. It really irritates me when pieces are listed as POA. It makes me think that when I ask how much it is, the person is going to ask how much do you have? I buy expensive art, but I don't like feeling like a schmuck. Everything in the gallery is priced up. Not a POA in sight.
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by adrscib on Mar 22, 2007 23:29:59 GMT 1, i want to know what has been sold so far..... i mean the prices r sky high... but who is actally buying them? most ppl i know in the forum have banksys that were bought 3-4 years ago, i.e. the original true fans....
i want to know what has been sold so far..... i mean the prices r sky high... but who is actally buying them? most ppl i know in the forum have banksys that were bought 3-4 years ago, i.e. the original true fans....
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andrewd
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by andrewd on Apr 19, 2007 18:05:04 GMT 1, I popped in today they still have a lot of stuff for sale at very high prices, I'd say that a lot of the stuff is priced at almost double at what you'd expect to see on the bay or at auction. Saying that they have shifted a lot of art and much of it seems bound for Austria, Italy etc judging by pieces that were piled up ready to ship. The exhibition was supposed to close just before Easter, then it was extended and apparently it may run for another week or so.
I popped in today they still have a lot of stuff for sale at very high prices, I'd say that a lot of the stuff is priced at almost double at what you'd expect to see on the bay or at auction. Saying that they have shifted a lot of art and much of it seems bound for Austria, Italy etc judging by pieces that were piled up ready to ship. The exhibition was supposed to close just before Easter, then it was extended and apparently it may run for another week or so.
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andrewd
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by andrewd on Apr 19, 2007 20:51:36 GMT 1, Just seen that someone has bought a catelogue from the Andipa show on e-bay for ยฃ167!!!!! I think that they are still available for ยฃ15 from Andipa, I posted the link and the phone number earlier in the thread.
Just seen that someone has bought a catelogue from the Andipa show on e-bay for ยฃ167!!!!! I think that they are still available for ยฃ15 from Andipa, I posted the link and the phone number earlier in the thread.
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by Pure Evil on Mar 11, 2007 11:00:18 GMT 1, From The Sunday Times March 11, 2007 Banksyโs progress โGuerrilla artโ that costs a bomb? The writingโs on the wall, says Waldemar Januszczak
You must have noticed that as prices rise on this mad planet of ours, values descend. I keep reading things that convince me the art world has gone completely bonkers. The other day, the record producer David Geffen sold a Jackson Pollock for $140m. Yes, $140m, or ยฃ73m. For a painting. I admire Jackson Pollock as much as any man, but in a world where a qualified nurse in Yorkshire earns ยฃ17,900 per year, no painting, whoever it is by, should ever cost ยฃ73m. The amount of money being spent on art today has passed through the realms of mere obscenity and entered the previously uncharted universe of cosmic insanity.
To my eyes, the least likely participant in this insane orgy of acquisition is the graffiti artist Banksy. How Banksy, this rebellious Robin Hood of the spray can, the rebel from Bristol who started smearing graffiti onto passing trains at the age of 14, managed to get himself sucked into the mad whirlpool of contemporary art prices is possibly the weirdest art mystery of the 21st century so far. In his own terminology, Banksy is supposed to be a guerrilla artist. His shtick is supposed to be dodging the police and illegally depositing amusing examples of graffitied agitpop around the city at night. Heโs an outlaw, a system-smasher, a thorn in the Establishmentโs side, the painting Pimpernel.
Yet at the London auctions last month, a Banksy spray-painting called Bombing Middle England went for ยฃ102,000, a new auction record for him. The next day, another piece went for ยฃ96,000. In LA a couple of months ago, Angelina Jolie spent ยฃ200,000 or so on his work. Brad Pitt collects him too. As do Keanu Reeves and Jude Law.
All this is deeply confusing, of course, not just in the Middle England that Banksy is supposed to be bombing, but out here, too, in the unaligned sections of the thinking art world. Banksyโs progress has now reached that dangerous and fascinating point where separating the facts about him from the fictions is becoming really difficult. There was a story in the papers recently claiming that Prince Harry had commissioned a Banksy to give to Chelsy as a token of his love. According to the artistโs website, this is untrue. Which is a relief. But did I think it was impossible the moment I read it? I certainly did not.
Which is why I ventured into Knightsbridge last week, turned left past Harrodโs, went down Pont Street, past Louis Vuitton, past Hermรฃs, veered right onto Walton Street, past the Meissen porcelain shop, till I reached the Andipa Gallery, the only gallery in London designed in the Spanish pueblo style, where, believe it or not, they currently have a Banksy show. Six months ago, this would have been shocking. Not any more.
The type of art Banksy makes โ agitpop โ is probably the grooviest sector of the art market right now. Agitpop is protest art with a smile on its face. Red Nose rebellion. Comic Belief. A typical Banksy will show two furtive squaddies in combat gear painting a peace sign on a wall in Iraq. Make โem smile and youโll make โem think, seems to be the strategy of the agitpopster. And, in fiscal terms at least, itโs working terribly well.
The Andipa Gallery is offering lots of Banksys for up to ยฃ70,000 a picture. Thatโs what is being asked for a stencil of a protester throwing flowers at the police, produced in an edition of 25. Laugh Now and Keep It Real, two spray paintings of monkeys holding up signs, are both on sale for ยฃ50,000. Kids on Guns is also from an edition of 25, and costs ยฃ45,000. You do the maths.
But just in case Banksy sues me โ the richer our artists become, the more litigious they seem to grow โ I should immediately point out that he himself is not responsible for the Andipa exhibition, or its image-ruining decor, or its price scales. When he found out I was reviewing the show, he e-mailed me this message: โIf I was conspiracy-minded, Iโd say this was a plot to destroy my last shred of credibility. But then I do a good enough job of that myself.โ
My guess is that the gallery started vacuuming up his prints when his prices began rocketing and is now selling them on at a handy profit, as galleries do. While I was there, I overheard a fascinating conversation on this very topic between the chap behind the desk and a potential Banksy buyer. The gallery guy was adamant that it is wrong to think of the huge sums being charged for Banksy as unreasonable, because all that is happening is what he called โpositive catchupโ. Come again? โBanksyโs prices are being pushed up at this accelerated rate in order to catch up to where they should really be in the market.โ So the real mystery of Banksy is not why his work costs so much today, but why it cost so little yesterday, when nobody had heard of him. I love it.
The truth here is that everyone is squirming. Banksy is squirming because his work has been robbed of its rightful meaning by its abrupt transformation into chic gallery fodder. The gallery is squirming because, although it might enjoy shifting all these pictures, no amount of gallery insouciance can disguise the fact that among the enemies being attacked by Banksy is the gallery system itself.
His chief achievement, and I believe it to be a mammoth one, was finding a way to operate so successfully outside the art world. That striking image that went up overnight on the walls of the Roundhouse, of the black maid lifting up a wall and sweeping stuff under the carpet, wasnโt just a witty encapsulation of the Aids situation in Africa, it was also a terrific piece of urban design that used the city as its gallery.
Banksy fans will recognise most of the images here from their subversive original appearance on the streets or in those interestingly makeshift shows he mounts. Thereโs Queen Victoria sitting on a lap-dancerโs head. Thereโs Mickey Mouse and Ronald McDonald leading the napalmed Vietnamese girl on a grim victory parade. Thereโs the girl clutching the nuclear missile. These are images that look very right in a Banksy context. And very wrong in here.
Speaking of Mickey Mouse, Iโve recently been making a film about the pioneering Edwardian artist Walter Sickert, and one of the sequences was supposed to be set at the Lyceum theatre, off the Strand, where Sickert worked briefly as an actor under the theatreโs founder, Sir Henry Irving. As soon as we began filming, two officials with clipboards came out to tell us we werenโt allowed to feature the front of the building because Disneyโs The Lion King was playing there, and Disney did not allow any filming of the theatre without its permission. I explained that we were making a film about Sickertโs work with Irving, and that the last thing we wanted to feature was The Lion King. Besides, we were on the other side of the road. But the clipboardoffi-cials were adamant. Our right to film on the streets of London was outweighed here by Disneyโs right to stop us doing so.
I mention this now in my investigation of the confusion between corporate truths and artistic ones that is currently continuing across the art world because I see that the Disney corporation has expanded its reach still further by commissioning two Brazilian artists called the Campana Brothers to make a set of chairs decorated with Disney characters that has gone on show at the Albion gallery.
The chairs are ghastly. One is made entirely of scores of stuffed Mickey Mouses writhing like a tin of maggots. Another mixes writhing Mickeys with writhing Minnies, and the third features Pluto as well. They all look really stupid. Yet they are on sale for between ยฃ70,000 and ยฃ130,000 each. Now, tell me if Iโm wrong, but isnโt the idea of asking ยฃ130,000 for a chair made of stuffed Disney toys even madder than paying ยฃ73m for a Pollock? Or am I losing it too?
Banksy at the Andipa Gallery, SW3, until March 24; Cartoon Chairs at Albion, SW11, until March 19
From The Sunday Times March 11, 2007 Banksyโs progress โGuerrilla artโ that costs a bomb? The writingโs on the wall, says Waldemar Januszczak
You must have noticed that as prices rise on this mad planet of ours, values descend. I keep reading things that convince me the art world has gone completely bonkers. The other day, the record producer David Geffen sold a Jackson Pollock for $140m. Yes, $140m, or ยฃ73m. For a painting. I admire Jackson Pollock as much as any man, but in a world where a qualified nurse in Yorkshire earns ยฃ17,900 per year, no painting, whoever it is by, should ever cost ยฃ73m. The amount of money being spent on art today has passed through the realms of mere obscenity and entered the previously uncharted universe of cosmic insanity.
To my eyes, the least likely participant in this insane orgy of acquisition is the graffiti artist Banksy. How Banksy, this rebellious Robin Hood of the spray can, the rebel from Bristol who started smearing graffiti onto passing trains at the age of 14, managed to get himself sucked into the mad whirlpool of contemporary art prices is possibly the weirdest art mystery of the 21st century so far. In his own terminology, Banksy is supposed to be a guerrilla artist. His shtick is supposed to be dodging the police and illegally depositing amusing examples of graffitied agitpop around the city at night. Heโs an outlaw, a system-smasher, a thorn in the Establishmentโs side, the painting Pimpernel.
Yet at the London auctions last month, a Banksy spray-painting called Bombing Middle England went for ยฃ102,000, a new auction record for him. The next day, another piece went for ยฃ96,000. In LA a couple of months ago, Angelina Jolie spent ยฃ200,000 or so on his work. Brad Pitt collects him too. As do Keanu Reeves and Jude Law.
All this is deeply confusing, of course, not just in the Middle England that Banksy is supposed to be bombing, but out here, too, in the unaligned sections of the thinking art world. Banksyโs progress has now reached that dangerous and fascinating point where separating the facts about him from the fictions is becoming really difficult. There was a story in the papers recently claiming that Prince Harry had commissioned a Banksy to give to Chelsy as a token of his love. According to the artistโs website, this is untrue. Which is a relief. But did I think it was impossible the moment I read it? I certainly did not.
Which is why I ventured into Knightsbridge last week, turned left past Harrodโs, went down Pont Street, past Louis Vuitton, past Hermรฃs, veered right onto Walton Street, past the Meissen porcelain shop, till I reached the Andipa Gallery, the only gallery in London designed in the Spanish pueblo style, where, believe it or not, they currently have a Banksy show. Six months ago, this would have been shocking. Not any more.
The type of art Banksy makes โ agitpop โ is probably the grooviest sector of the art market right now. Agitpop is protest art with a smile on its face. Red Nose rebellion. Comic Belief. A typical Banksy will show two furtive squaddies in combat gear painting a peace sign on a wall in Iraq. Make โem smile and youโll make โem think, seems to be the strategy of the agitpopster. And, in fiscal terms at least, itโs working terribly well.
The Andipa Gallery is offering lots of Banksys for up to ยฃ70,000 a picture. Thatโs what is being asked for a stencil of a protester throwing flowers at the police, produced in an edition of 25. Laugh Now and Keep It Real, two spray paintings of monkeys holding up signs, are both on sale for ยฃ50,000. Kids on Guns is also from an edition of 25, and costs ยฃ45,000. You do the maths.
But just in case Banksy sues me โ the richer our artists become, the more litigious they seem to grow โ I should immediately point out that he himself is not responsible for the Andipa exhibition, or its image-ruining decor, or its price scales. When he found out I was reviewing the show, he e-mailed me this message: โIf I was conspiracy-minded, Iโd say this was a plot to destroy my last shred of credibility. But then I do a good enough job of that myself.โ
My guess is that the gallery started vacuuming up his prints when his prices began rocketing and is now selling them on at a handy profit, as galleries do. While I was there, I overheard a fascinating conversation on this very topic between the chap behind the desk and a potential Banksy buyer. The gallery guy was adamant that it is wrong to think of the huge sums being charged for Banksy as unreasonable, because all that is happening is what he called โpositive catchupโ. Come again? โBanksyโs prices are being pushed up at this accelerated rate in order to catch up to where they should really be in the market.โ So the real mystery of Banksy is not why his work costs so much today, but why it cost so little yesterday, when nobody had heard of him. I love it.
The truth here is that everyone is squirming. Banksy is squirming because his work has been robbed of its rightful meaning by its abrupt transformation into chic gallery fodder. The gallery is squirming because, although it might enjoy shifting all these pictures, no amount of gallery insouciance can disguise the fact that among the enemies being attacked by Banksy is the gallery system itself.
His chief achievement, and I believe it to be a mammoth one, was finding a way to operate so successfully outside the art world. That striking image that went up overnight on the walls of the Roundhouse, of the black maid lifting up a wall and sweeping stuff under the carpet, wasnโt just a witty encapsulation of the Aids situation in Africa, it was also a terrific piece of urban design that used the city as its gallery.
Banksy fans will recognise most of the images here from their subversive original appearance on the streets or in those interestingly makeshift shows he mounts. Thereโs Queen Victoria sitting on a lap-dancerโs head. Thereโs Mickey Mouse and Ronald McDonald leading the napalmed Vietnamese girl on a grim victory parade. Thereโs the girl clutching the nuclear missile. These are images that look very right in a Banksy context. And very wrong in here.
Speaking of Mickey Mouse, Iโve recently been making a film about the pioneering Edwardian artist Walter Sickert, and one of the sequences was supposed to be set at the Lyceum theatre, off the Strand, where Sickert worked briefly as an actor under the theatreโs founder, Sir Henry Irving. As soon as we began filming, two officials with clipboards came out to tell us we werenโt allowed to feature the front of the building because Disneyโs The Lion King was playing there, and Disney did not allow any filming of the theatre without its permission. I explained that we were making a film about Sickertโs work with Irving, and that the last thing we wanted to feature was The Lion King. Besides, we were on the other side of the road. But the clipboardoffi-cials were adamant. Our right to film on the streets of London was outweighed here by Disneyโs right to stop us doing so.
I mention this now in my investigation of the confusion between corporate truths and artistic ones that is currently continuing across the art world because I see that the Disney corporation has expanded its reach still further by commissioning two Brazilian artists called the Campana Brothers to make a set of chairs decorated with Disney characters that has gone on show at the Albion gallery.
The chairs are ghastly. One is made entirely of scores of stuffed Mickey Mouses writhing like a tin of maggots. Another mixes writhing Mickeys with writhing Minnies, and the third features Pluto as well. They all look really stupid. Yet they are on sale for between ยฃ70,000 and ยฃ130,000 each. Now, tell me if Iโm wrong, but isnโt the idea of asking ยฃ130,000 for a chair made of stuffed Disney toys even madder than paying ยฃ73m for a Pollock? Or am I losing it too?
Banksy at the Andipa Gallery, SW3, until March 24; Cartoon Chairs at Albion, SW11, until March 19
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taco
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by taco on Mar 11, 2007 11:29:51 GMT 1, Maybe banksy should flood the market with 1000's signed re-prints of all his works.... ;D
Maybe banksy should flood the market with 1000's signed re-prints of all his works.... ;D
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by numusic on Mar 11, 2007 11:50:36 GMT 1, Never thought I'd find myself defending the ST's take on art, but that was probably one of the best ones on Banksy in a long time.
And his quote was a classic ! ;D ;D ;D
Never thought I'd find myself defending the ST's take on art, but that was probably one of the best ones on Banksy in a long time.
And his quote was a classic ! ;D ;D ;D
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Pure Evil
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by Pure Evil on Mar 11, 2007 11:57:41 GMT 1, โIf I was conspiracy-minded, Iโd say this was a plot to destroy my last shred of credibility. But then I do a good enough job of that myself.โ
he he he
โIf I was conspiracy-minded, Iโd say this was a plot to destroy my last shred of credibility. But then I do a good enough job of that myself.โ
he he he
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dotdot
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by dotdot on Mar 11, 2007 12:14:15 GMT 1, Most of the images the story is talking about have gone.
bubbled out back.
Worth viewing nonetheless - given you'll prob never see such much in one place again - the reason we went. (never did see kids on guns...)
the "three wise" laugh nows - were truely a spectacle.
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Most of the images the story is talking about have gone.
bubbled out back.
Worth viewing nonetheless - given you'll prob never see such much in one place again - the reason we went. (never did see kids on guns...)
the "three wise" laugh nows - were truely a spectacle.
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by Hoops on Mar 11, 2007 18:26:21 GMT 1, does anyone know what is actually left ( I am currently out of the country so cant check )
does anyone know what is actually left ( I am currently out of the country so cant check )
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by johnas on Mar 11, 2007 23:38:21 GMT 1, hahaha... PE - your new avatar's class!
hahaha... PE - your new avatar's class!
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RBK
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by RBK on Mar 12, 2007 0:08:04 GMT 1, does anyone know what is actually left ( I am currently out of the country so cant check )
Or what has sold and for how much?
does anyone know what is actually left ( I am currently out of the country so cant check ) Or what has sold and for how much?
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by johnas on Mar 12, 2007 0:37:50 GMT 1, does anyone know what is actually left ( I am currently out of the country so cant check ) Or what has sold and for how much?
I'm not sure what's sold or for how much. I am sure of one thing though - they're gonna be WAY outta my league if this is anything to go by: blog.artofthestate.co.uk/blog
does anyone know what is actually left ( I am currently out of the country so cant check ) Or what has sold and for how much? I'm not sure what's sold or for how much. I am sure of one thing though - they're gonna be WAY outta my league if this is anything to go by: blog.artofthestate.co.uk/blog
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by bond on May 16, 2007 9:53:33 GMT 1, Hi all
Can someone pls tell me how much the Andipa brochure was originally ? i want to buy one but don't want to pay some fleccer too much over the odds - thanks a lot
Hi all
Can someone pls tell me how much the Andipa brochure was originally ? i want to buy one but don't want to pay some fleccer too much over the odds - thanks a lot
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by mcnuts on May 16, 2007 9:54:57 GMT 1, Hi all Can someone pls tell me how much the Andipa brochure was originally ? i want to buy one but don't want to pay some fleccer too much over the odds - thanks a lot
i bought mine after the show and paid a total of ยฃ15 to Andipa but ยฃ10 of that was to be a donation to warchild.
Hi all Can someone pls tell me how much the Andipa brochure was originally ? i want to buy one but don't want to pay some fleccer too much over the odds - thanks a lot i bought mine after the show and paid a total of ยฃ15 to Andipa but ยฃ10 of that was to be a donation to warchild.
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bond
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by bond on May 16, 2007 10:03:05 GMT 1, thanks a lot mate.
thanks a lot mate.
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by mammal2 on May 16, 2007 10:24:06 GMT 1, All gone at Andipa now! I have one and its beautiful! Sure to be a cool wee collectors item, and v cool for ref!
All gone at Andipa now! I have one and its beautiful! Sure to be a cool wee collectors item, and v cool for ref!
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by Montubu7 on May 16, 2007 12:08:53 GMT 1, Why dont you email some of the sellers on ebay & point out you were very busy reporting people who obviously are buying to resell & * possibly* not paying tax/vat & could they do you one at what they originally paid for it.................................
Why dont you email some of the sellers on ebay & point out you were very busy reporting people who obviously are buying to resell & * possibly* not paying tax/vat & could they do you one at what they originally paid for it.................................
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stuey09
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by stuey09 on May 16, 2007 13:13:24 GMT 1, Why dont you email some of the sellers on ebay & point out you were very busy reporting people who obviously are buying to resell & * possibly* not paying tax/vat & could they do you one at what they originally paid for it.................................
;D ;D ;D
Why dont you email some of the sellers on ebay & point out you were very busy reporting people who obviously are buying to resell & * possibly* not paying tax/vat & could they do you one at what they originally paid for it................................. ;D ;D ;D
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Pattycakes
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June 2007
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by Pattycakes on Jun 20, 2008 10:00:23 GMT 1, Does anyone know anything about this exhibition starting next week at Andipa Gallery?
Does anyone know anything about this exhibition starting next week at Andipa Gallery?
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Pattycakes
Junior Member
Posts โข 1,379
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June 2007
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by Pattycakes on Jun 20, 2008 11:25:36 GMT 1, Hmm wonder if it'll be any good?
Hmm wonder if it'll be any good?
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by freeisthemagic on Jun 20, 2008 11:26:55 GMT 1, It was in the NY Times today as well, anyone have a full list of artists involved?
It was in the NY Times today as well, anyone have a full list of artists involved?
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Banksy โข Andipa Gallery, by alsbabar on Jun 20, 2008 11:31:00 GMT 1, its going to be originals sale only
its going to be originals sale only
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