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give it a rest., by lesbianwednesdays on Dec 14, 2007 22:56:24 GMT 1, this whole business about banksy not signing the trolleys prints is just nu's joke blown out of all proportion by a bunch of inbred clowns, the same that took cbl's comments of a dove giclee to be fact.
signed, or signed by the artist means the exact same thing!!! "signed" (by kareem abdul jabar) ? signed means signed by the artist whether that is inferred literally or just based on common asumption, you buy anything in existence that is signed then why on earth would you consider that there would be a third party involved??
at the risk of stating the obvious: dictionary.reference.com/browse/signed
now please shut up!
this whole business about banksy not signing the trolleys prints is just nu's joke blown out of all proportion by a bunch of inbred clowns, the same that took cbl's comments of a dove giclee to be fact. signed, or signed by the artist means the exact same thing!!! "signed" (by kareem abdul jabar) ? signed means signed by the artist whether that is inferred literally or just based on common asumption, you buy anything in existence that is signed then why on earth would you consider that there would be a third party involved?? at the risk of stating the obvious: dictionary.reference.com/browse/signednow please shut up!
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give it a rest., by mocksy on Dec 14, 2007 23:02:08 GMT 1, agreeeeeeeed
agreeeeeeeed
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give it a rest., by lesbianwednesdays on Dec 14, 2007 23:21:14 GMT 1,
no offence but i'd rather not be here, i had a date; i had many dates in fact........
so if i sound like i'm pissed off then it is because i am.
and i know that all four mods are in the same room and nowhere near here ;D
fuck, bollocks cunt.
no offence but i'd rather not be here, i had a date; i had many dates in fact........ so if i sound like i'm pissed off then it is because i am. and i know that all four mods are in the same room and nowhere near here ;D f uck, b ollocks c unt.
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give it a rest., by craigf on Dec 14, 2007 23:25:17 GMT 1, Following your lead RBR
cock shit fuck piss
Following your lead RBR
cock shit fuck piss
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give it a rest., by verbalkint on Dec 14, 2007 23:28:49 GMT 1, i love coloured trollys, have done all year. I was well pissed off when i was on the train and the email from POW came through on my blackberry. but from what i heard it would have been unlikely i would have got one even if i had been next to the computer. I am prepared to pay ยฃ1500 for one and now they are going on the bay in bigger numbers i reckon i will get one for that no problem
i love coloured trollys, have done all year. I was well pissed off when i was on the train and the email from POW came through on my blackberry. but from what i heard it would have been unlikely i would have got one even if i had been next to the computer. I am prepared to pay ยฃ1500 for one and now they are going on the bay in bigger numbers i reckon i will get one for that no problem
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give it a rest., by lesbianwednesdays on Dec 14, 2007 23:30:11 GMT 1, time for the lunatics to take over the asylum ;D
time to start a scandalous, totally unsubstantiated rumour thread perhaps something like banksy didn't sign this run of prints??
time for the lunatics to take over the asylum ;D time to start a scandalous, totally unsubstantiated rumour thread perhaps something like banksy didn't sign this run of prints??
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give it a rest., by craigf on Dec 14, 2007 23:31:05 GMT 1, LOL ;D
LOL ;D
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give it a rest., by funster on Dec 14, 2007 23:34:30 GMT 1, Because we're NOT at the awards we could start an exciting totally bollocks all to ourselves so when they get back pissed and read this they think the worlds come to an end :-)
Because we're NOT at the awards we could start an exciting totally bollocks all to ourselves so when they get back pissed and read this they think the worlds come to an end :-)
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give it a rest., by lesbianwednesdays on Dec 14, 2007 23:36:44 GMT 1, i love coloured trollys, have done all year. I was well pissed off when i was on the train and the email from POW came through on my blackberry. but from what i heard it would have been unlikely i would have got one even if i had been next to the computer. I am prepared to pay ยฃ1500 for one and now they are going on the bay in bigger numbers i reckon i will get one for that no problem
i missed out on the monday verbal but got lucky on the friday, i said and still maintain that now (ie when the prints get delivered) will be the time to buy and we could easily see sub ยฃ1500 prices.
mine turned up today, damaged but as i can't afford to frame it until new year it may be a blessing in disguise . it looks and smells beautiful mmmmmmmmm......
i love coloured trollys, have done all year. I was well pissed off when i was on the train and the email from POW came through on my blackberry. but from what i heard it would have been unlikely i would have got one even if i had been next to the computer. I am prepared to pay ยฃ1500 for one and now they are going on the bay in bigger numbers i reckon i will get one for that no problem i missed out on the monday verbal but got lucky on the friday, i said and still maintain that now (ie when the prints get delivered) will be the time to buy and we could easily see sub ยฃ1500 prices. mine turned up today, damaged but as i can't afford to frame it until new year it may be a blessing in disguise . it looks and smells beautiful mmmmmmmmm......
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give it a rest., by craigf on Dec 14, 2007 23:37:29 GMT 1, Someone must be coming back soon and hopefully they will post a few piccies ;D
Someone must be coming back soon and hopefully they will post a few piccies ;D
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give it a rest., by BK83 on Dec 14, 2007 23:50:07 GMT 1, Whether or not the artist/s hand is involved in the work is often debateable, but the signature is rarely an issue -- it's (almost) always done by the artist.
Whether or not the artist/s hand is involved in the work is often debateable, but the signature is rarely an issue -- it's (almost) always done by the artist.
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give it a rest., by morrissey1 on Dec 14, 2007 23:59:13 GMT 1, and why wouldn't an artist choose to sign his/her own artwork? If you or I were Banksy there would be no way we would let someone else sign our name, to our own artwork.....don't know the guy, have heard rumours, whatever, but I doubt he's that lazy that he can't even sign his own name.......I know, we're over this conversation, but I'm bored...god bless!
and why wouldn't an artist choose to sign his/her own artwork? If you or I were Banksy there would be no way we would let someone else sign our name, to our own artwork.....don't know the guy, have heard rumours, whatever, but I doubt he's that lazy that he can't even sign his own name.......I know, we're over this conversation, but I'm bored...god bless!
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give it a rest., by BK83 on Dec 15, 2007 0:01:51 GMT 1, two words. Thomas Kinkade. the dude has made a fortune not only NOT painting his work, but also NOT signing his work. God bless the chinese factory workers....
two words. Thomas Kinkade. the dude has made a fortune not only NOT painting his work, but also NOT signing his work. God bless the chinese factory workers....
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give it a rest., by lesbianwednesdays on Dec 15, 2007 0:02:37 GMT 1, and why wouldn't an artist choose to sign his/her own artwork? If you or I were Banksy there would be no way we would let someone else sign our name, to our own artwork.....don't know the guy, have heard rumours, whatever, but I doubt he's that lazy that he can't even sign his own name.......I know, we're over this conversation, but I'm bored...god bless!
;D
and why wouldn't an artist choose to sign his/her own artwork? If you or I were Banksy there would be no way we would let someone else sign our name, to our own artwork.....don't know the guy, have heard rumours, whatever, but I doubt he's that lazy that he can't even sign his own name.......I know, we're over this conversation, but I'm bored...god bless! ;D
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give it a rest., by Avian Security on Dec 15, 2007 0:03:29 GMT 1, um...
wanker?
Edit: Even if B is rich, he makes approx ยฃ150 for signing a piece of paper. All he has to do is repeat that a bunch of times. I'm sure he can manage it.
um...
wanker?
Edit: Even if B is rich, he makes approx ยฃ150 for signing a piece of paper. All he has to do is repeat that a bunch of times. I'm sure he can manage it.
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give it a rest., by Neverwork on Dec 15, 2007 9:15:35 GMT 1, duchamp signed an old door at the venice biennale, thus turning it into a work of art. after the exhibition staff repainted it turning it back into an old door. a signature can be more valuable than whatever it endorses. robert rauschenberg erased a willem de kooning pastel, resigned it and sold it.
however imo one of the most interesting stories i know relating to artists and their signatures relates to dali. when dali realised he could earn $40 in advance for pre-signing bits of paper for future ltd ed. prints, with the help of two assistants (one slid the paper infront of dali while he signed it the other pulled it away) he managed to sign one sheet every two seconds. thats $72k per hour. apparently he signed some 350,000 blank sheets! along the way literally thousands of these sheets fell into the wrong hands, now the art market is inundated with fake prints bearing genuine signatures! and to make matters more complex dali;s signature changed depending on mood, company etc... apparently at the last count he had 678 different styles of signature!
duchamp signed an old door at the venice biennale, thus turning it into a work of art. after the exhibition staff repainted it turning it back into an old door. a signature can be more valuable than whatever it endorses. robert rauschenberg erased a willem de kooning pastel, resigned it and sold it.
however imo one of the most interesting stories i know relating to artists and their signatures relates to dali. when dali realised he could earn $40 in advance for pre-signing bits of paper for future ltd ed. prints, with the help of two assistants (one slid the paper infront of dali while he signed it the other pulled it away) he managed to sign one sheet every two seconds. thats $72k per hour. apparently he signed some 350,000 blank sheets! along the way literally thousands of these sheets fell into the wrong hands, now the art market is inundated with fake prints bearing genuine signatures! and to make matters more complex dali;s signature changed depending on mood, company etc... apparently at the last count he had 678 different styles of signature!
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give it a rest., by Gentle Mental on Dec 15, 2007 9:56:01 GMT 1, good stories mr neverwork! +1
makes me think hard about my signed Damien Hirst poster i just bought... let's hope he hasn't signed 350,000 of those....
good stories mr neverwork! +1
makes me think hard about my signed Damien Hirst poster i just bought... let's hope he hasn't signed 350,000 of those....
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give it a rest., by Neverwork on Dec 15, 2007 10:15:57 GMT 1, cheers mate, stories like that do make you wonder though!!!
cheers mate, stories like that do make you wonder though!!!
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