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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by A.R.T. on Apr 13, 2010 18:29:26 GMT 1, Thanks RPM!!!!
Thanks RPM!!!!
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Wearology on Apr 13, 2010 20:49:34 GMT 1, I was in New York City today and the city is covered with guerilla marketing ads for Banksy's new movie - There are color ones and black and white ones. The black and white ads are taped on telephone booths and light poles and the color ones are glued to post no bill walls. I was able to tear a few black and white ones down from a telephone booth - they can be made on a b and w copier but it is a part of Banksy history - so with that said - I will send out one of the black and white advertisement sheets to the first 10 guys that e-mail me via PM - they have no $$$$$ value but are pretty cool for people who want anything Banksy like me - peace
I was in New York City today and the city is covered with guerilla marketing ads for Banksy's new movie - There are color ones and black and white ones. The black and white ads are taped on telephone booths and light poles and the color ones are glued to post no bill walls. I was able to tear a few black and white ones down from a telephone booth - they can be made on a b and w copier but it is a part of Banksy history - so with that said - I will send out one of the black and white advertisement sheets to the first 10 guys that e-mail me via PM - they have no $$$$$ value but are pretty cool for people who want anything Banksy like me - peace
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Wearology on Apr 13, 2010 20:52:28 GMT 1, and please don't say I am taking down something that is meant for everyone to see - there are literally thousands of these all over the city and they are taped down to places that the street cleaning people will remove within the next 24 hours - I am doing someone's job without getting paid - and the purpose of these posters is to spread the word about the movie and that is exactly what I am doing
and please don't say I am taking down something that is meant for everyone to see - there are literally thousands of these all over the city and they are taped down to places that the street cleaning people will remove within the next 24 hours - I am doing someone's job without getting paid - and the purpose of these posters is to spread the word about the movie and that is exactly what I am doing
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Daniel Silk on Apr 13, 2010 21:07:40 GMT 1, Banksy Exit through the Giftshop - LA premiere
Banksy Exit through the Giftshop - LA premiere
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Daniel Silk on Apr 13, 2010 21:09:07 GMT 1, Adrien Brody At The "Exit Through The Gift Shop" Banksy Film Premiere
Adrien Brody At The "Exit Through The Gift Shop" Banksy Film Premiere
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by boaty on Apr 13, 2010 21:38:11 GMT 1, where in the city did you see the postings Wearology?
and please don't say I am taking down something that is meant for everyone to see - there are literally thousands of these all over the city and they are taped down to places that the street cleaning people will remove within the next 24 hours - I am doing someone's job without getting paid - and the purpose of these posters is to spread the word about the movie and that is exactly what I am doing
where in the city did you see the postings Wearology? and please don't say I am taking down something that is meant for everyone to see - there are literally thousands of these all over the city and they are taped down to places that the street cleaning people will remove within the next 24 hours - I am doing someone's job without getting paid - and the purpose of these posters is to spread the word about the movie and that is exactly what I am doing
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Wearology on Apr 13, 2010 21:41:12 GMT 1, All 10 are now gone I will go back on Friday and try to swipe a few more - I only sent PM'S to 8 guys and will finish responding later to the rest of u later - If I can figure a way to get the colored ones before Monday that I will send those out to u guys as well - now how do I get a hold of that door on the station wagon in front of the la premiere
All 10 are now gone I will go back on Friday and try to swipe a few more - I only sent PM'S to 8 guys and will finish responding later to the rest of u later - If I can figure a way to get the colored ones before Monday that I will send those out to u guys as well - now how do I get a hold of that door on the station wagon in front of the la premiere
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Daniel Silk on Apr 13, 2010 21:45:17 GMT 1, Wonder how/why these celebrities in particular got invites to the film Premier? Do you think the all have bought Banksy pieces over the years, and so are on some sort of list at POW?
Wonder how/why these celebrities in particular got invites to the film Premier? Do you think the all have bought Banksy pieces over the years, and so are on some sort of list at POW?
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Fragile on Apr 13, 2010 21:48:11 GMT 1, Love the video with the pianist
Love the video with the pianist
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Ken Hashimoto on Apr 13, 2010 21:49:51 GMT 1, Hey ya'll, I managed to score a ticket for tomorrow's premier of Exit Through the Gift Shop in San Francisco, is anyone else from the forums attending? Would love to grab a drink afterwards with some forum members! Shoot a PM if you'll be around Very, very excited for this! ;D ;D ;D
Hey ya'll, I managed to score a ticket for tomorrow's premier of Exit Through the Gift Shop in San Francisco, is anyone else from the forums attending? Would love to grab a drink afterwards with some forum members! Shoot a PM if you'll be around Very, very excited for this! ;D ;D ;D
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Rsyok on Apr 13, 2010 21:52:23 GMT 1, Good work Wear, keep the streets clean for more paint !
Good work Wear, keep the streets clean for more paint !
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Fragile on Apr 13, 2010 21:52:30 GMT 1, I have strange feeling that I know that pianist......
I have strange feeling that I know that pianist......
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by monkeyart on Apr 13, 2010 21:53:38 GMT 1, Orrrrr Shep got his little black book out?
Orrrrr Shep got his little black book out?
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Daniel Silk on Apr 13, 2010 21:59:19 GMT 1, Orrrrr Shep got his little black book out?
Yeah, thats certainly possible
Orrrrr Shep got his little black book out? Yeah, thats certainly possible
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by mar on Apr 13, 2010 22:01:23 GMT 1, The premiere was great, way to hung over to give a real review, or post pics. The film was good. Real funny. Artists will enjoy seeing just how little MBW did to put on his debut show. Its almost amazing how little of the art he actually does himself, and then the gallery install, well lets just say he didn't do much of that either.
I was amazed it took Mr. 'Brainwashed' 10 hours to put up a pretty large 3 panel paste up. Covering an Obey piece he filmed Shep put up, months before, in the process. I could've hand painted the same thing in that amount of time.
RPM is right in a sense, there is some sense of bullying by the real masters. But its only fair considering the heist MBW pulled on them.
The thing that I left feeling was that of ALL the amazing footage Thierry captured of Andre, Banksy, Buffmonster, c215, Invader, Shep, Swoon etc. and we only see bits and pieces of it. Where did all this footage go, b/c that's really what I left wanting to see more of. The ninja climbing missions, and the cop run ins. All said and done, the film is worth a watch, regardless of your opinion of the artists involved.
The premiere was great, way to hung over to give a real review, or post pics. The film was good. Real funny. Artists will enjoy seeing just how little MBW did to put on his debut show. Its almost amazing how little of the art he actually does himself, and then the gallery install, well lets just say he didn't do much of that either.
I was amazed it took Mr. 'Brainwashed' 10 hours to put up a pretty large 3 panel paste up. Covering an Obey piece he filmed Shep put up, months before, in the process. I could've hand painted the same thing in that amount of time.
RPM is right in a sense, there is some sense of bullying by the real masters. But its only fair considering the heist MBW pulled on them.
The thing that I left feeling was that of ALL the amazing footage Thierry captured of Andre, Banksy, Buffmonster, c215, Invader, Shep, Swoon etc. and we only see bits and pieces of it. Where did all this footage go, b/c that's really what I left wanting to see more of. The ninja climbing missions, and the cop run ins. All said and done, the film is worth a watch, regardless of your opinion of the artists involved.
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by bigtlt on Apr 13, 2010 22:50:54 GMT 1, interview with banksy - taken from wired.com
Wired.com - After watching Exit Through the Gift Shop, I still couldn’t figure out if Guetta, the director-turned-artist, is for real. He doesn’t seem to know anything about art, yet you allowed him to make a film — and then he turned the tables on you. What do you think about him now?
Banksy: As far as I’m aware, Mr. Brainwash doesn’t know very much about art, especially his own. He seems to mainly judge the success of an art show by how many square feet it covers and whether it makes any money. This probably makes him the ultimate artist of our times.
Wired.com: You keep your identity secret — ostensibly because of your methods. Your appearance in the film suggests you will at some point unmask yourself. Is this documentary a small part of some greater burlesque theater, with your identity as the ultimate reveal?
Banksy: The film is the end of my public life rather than the beginning. This is the most you’ll ever see of me, if I can help it.
Wired.com: Your work explores power, tests power and is therefore revolutionary, encouraging people to subvert the powers that be. Mr. Brainwash kind of did this to you. He looked at the power structure around him (you and Fairey) and exploited it for his own ends. Does that make him a student — or a con man?
Banksy: Thierry essentially trespassed into the art business, and even in the wild world of vandalism there’s a lot of conservatism — people don’t like to see the rules being broken. The story of Mr. Brainwash should be inspirational, and in the hands of a more cheerful director it probably would’ve been. The film might come across as a bit cynical, but it’s important not to forget these are revolutionary times in art.
There’s a whole new audience out there, and it’s never been easier to sell it, particularly at the lower levels. You don’t have to go to college, drag ’round a portfolio, mail off transparencies to snooty galleries or sleep with someone powerful. All you need now is a few ideas and a broadband connection. This is the first time the essentially bourgeois world of art has belonged to the people. We need to make it count.
Read More www.wired.com/underwire/2010/04/banksy-exit-through-the-gift-shop/#ixzz0l1FhkjWu
interview with banksy - taken from wired.com Wired.com - After watching Exit Through the Gift Shop, I still couldn’t figure out if Guetta, the director-turned-artist, is for real. He doesn’t seem to know anything about art, yet you allowed him to make a film — and then he turned the tables on you. What do you think about him now? Banksy: As far as I’m aware, Mr. Brainwash doesn’t know very much about art, especially his own. He seems to mainly judge the success of an art show by how many square feet it covers and whether it makes any money. This probably makes him the ultimate artist of our times. Wired.com: You keep your identity secret — ostensibly because of your methods. Your appearance in the film suggests you will at some point unmask yourself. Is this documentary a small part of some greater burlesque theater, with your identity as the ultimate reveal? Banksy: The film is the end of my public life rather than the beginning. This is the most you’ll ever see of me, if I can help it. Wired.com: Your work explores power, tests power and is therefore revolutionary, encouraging people to subvert the powers that be. Mr. Brainwash kind of did this to you. He looked at the power structure around him (you and Fairey) and exploited it for his own ends. Does that make him a student — or a con man? Banksy: Thierry essentially trespassed into the art business, and even in the wild world of vandalism there’s a lot of conservatism — people don’t like to see the rules being broken. The story of Mr. Brainwash should be inspirational, and in the hands of a more cheerful director it probably would’ve been. The film might come across as a bit cynical, but it’s important not to forget these are revolutionary times in art. There’s a whole new audience out there, and it’s never been easier to sell it, particularly at the lower levels. You don’t have to go to college, drag ’round a portfolio, mail off transparencies to snooty galleries or sleep with someone powerful. All you need now is a few ideas and a broadband connection. This is the first time the essentially bourgeois world of art has belonged to the people. We need to make it count. Read More www.wired.com/underwire/2010/04/banksy-exit-through-the-gift-shop/#ixzz0l1FhkjWu
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Happy Shopper on Apr 13, 2010 23:04:09 GMT 1, I'm quite surprised by the numbers of celebrities invited to the premier, but then again perhaps it was part of the joke/message of the film. I wonder how many of them had bought MBW art at his show!?
I'm quite surprised by the numbers of celebrities invited to the premier, but then again perhaps it was part of the joke/message of the film. I wonder how many of them had bought MBW art at his show!?
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by highinla on Apr 13, 2010 23:08:21 GMT 1, oh man... last nights evidence.
Attachments:
oh man... last nights evidence. Attachments:
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by rkitek on Apr 14, 2010 0:36:54 GMT 1, In response to your question Silky, I suspect that for many of them that their publicists heard about it, thought their client should go and made it happen. That seems to be the norm around LA.
In response to your question Silky, I suspect that for many of them that their publicists heard about it, thought their client should go and made it happen. That seems to be the norm around LA.
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Nico on Apr 14, 2010 0:36:54 GMT 1,
Could he have made a better declaration?
That sums it all up perfectly.
Could he have made a better declaration? That sums it all up perfectly.
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by etched on Apr 14, 2010 0:51:48 GMT 1, 'it’s never been easier to sell it, particularly at the lower levels'
'it’s never been easier to sell it, particularly at the lower levels'
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by highinla on Apr 14, 2010 1:07:22 GMT 1, In response to your question Silky, I suspect that for many of them that their publicists heard about it, thought their client should go and made it happen. That seems to be the norm around LA.
I can tell you exactly how that happen... Great PR! I can guarantee you that there was a handful of people that got paid (very well) to take are of invitations and book celebs. I know one person that helped do this for the LA premier. Same applies to doing any kind of an event... invite the people that matter and they will show up and maybe/probably spend some money.
In response to your question Silky, I suspect that for many of them that their publicists heard about it, thought their client should go and made it happen. That seems to be the norm around LA. I can tell you exactly how that happen... Great PR! I can guarantee you that there was a handful of people that got paid (very well) to take are of invitations and book celebs. I know one person that helped do this for the LA premier. Same applies to doing any kind of an event... invite the people that matter and they will show up and maybe/probably spend some money.
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by RPM on Apr 14, 2010 1:16:22 GMT 1, In response to your question Silky, I suspect that for many of them that their publicists heard about it, thought their client should go and made it happen. That seems to be the norm around LA.
I suspect you are right about the publicist part. However, it is also possible that many could actually be <shock> fans of Banksy. I know that Pete Wentz is a big fan of the current art movement in L.A. and has been seen at many show openings. Same for Adrien Brody. As far as Joe Hanh goes, his collection has been documented by The Hundreds and is pretty amazing.
The point is, just because someone is "famous" doesn't mean that they might not genuinely like art and/or Banksy. Granted it is possible that they are jumping on the bandwagon because its perceived as cool or a good investment, but then again I suspect there are many on this forum and elsewhere who are not "famous" that would still fall under that category.
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In response to your question Silky, I suspect that for many of them that their publicists heard about it, thought their client should go and made it happen. That seems to be the norm around LA. I suspect you are right about the publicist part. However, it is also possible that many could actually be <shock> fans of Banksy. I know that Pete Wentz is a big fan of the current art movement in L.A. and has been seen at many show openings. Same for Adrien Brody. As far as Joe Hanh goes, his collection has been documented by The Hundreds and is pretty amazing. The point is, just because someone is "famous" doesn't mean that they might not genuinely like art and/or Banksy. Granted it is possible that they are jumping on the bandwagon because its perceived as cool or a good investment, but then again I suspect there are many on this forum and elsewhere who are not "famous" that would still fall under that category. RPM
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Gentle Mental on Apr 14, 2010 4:41:01 GMT 1, hello from the lower levels!
hello from the lower levels!
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Happy Shopper on Apr 14, 2010 10:02:48 GMT 1, I thought that "Lower levels" comment was quite funny. It's so easy to call yourself an artist, make some prints, promote yourself here (and other forums), and sell them... maybe! There's some pretty good artists in the scene, but I doubt many of them would be selling anything if it wasn't for hype of some kind. Very few stand up on their own IMO.
I thought that "Lower levels" comment was quite funny. It's so easy to call yourself an artist, make some prints, promote yourself here (and other forums), and sell them... maybe! There's some pretty good artists in the scene, but I doubt many of them would be selling anything if it wasn't for hype of some kind. Very few stand up on their own IMO.
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BANKSY Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop", by Daniel Silk on Apr 14, 2010 10:58:00 GMT 1, Some good photos here - www.laweekly.com/slideshow/wheres-banksy--29674581/
"Banksy documentary "Exit Through the Gift Shop" premiered in Los Angeles Monday night, but did the celebrated and secretive artist make it to the event?"
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