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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by edcase on Oct 3, 2008 12:30:18 GMT 1, Just spotted this near my office. He's stepping up his game for sure! 
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Actually in all seriousness I actually like it and it made me smile, which is what it's all about.
Just spotted this near my office. He's stepping up his game for sure! ;D Actually in all seriousness I actually like it and it made me smile, which is what it's all about. |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by jusdeep on Oct 3, 2008 12:44:09 GMT 1, Shouldn't it say 'I'm sick of Cartrain!'
Shouldn't it say 'I'm sick of Cartrain!'
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by edcase on Oct 3, 2008 12:59:04 GMT 1, LOL....why didn't I spot that 
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by sham69 on Oct 3, 2008 12:59:05 GMT 1, I don't think this is Cartrain.
I think this was put up by Mrs Craddock, as a collaboration with the kids from the PlayHut Day Nursery. I know they've being doing some studies of situationist art.
Personally I think it's a good effort considering most of them are only 3 or 4.
Watch out for more work coming your way. I understand they've got their hands on some glitter and crayons and are doing something using collage with bits cut from an old Argos catalogue.
 Actually, in all seriousness I think they could do better. C-
I don't think this is Cartrain. I think this was put up by Mrs Craddock, as a collaboration with the kids from the PlayHut Day Nursery. I know they've being doing some studies of situationist art. Personally I think it's a good effort considering most of them are only 3 or 4. Watch out for more work coming your way. I understand they've got their hands on some glitter and crayons and are doing something using collage with bits cut from an old Argos catalogue. Actually, in all seriousness I think they could do better. C- |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by daz205 on Oct 3, 2008 14:05:26 GMT 1, love the way cartrain gets mistaken for a 3-4 year olds work
love the way cartrain gets mistaken for a 3-4 year olds work
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by edcase on Oct 3, 2008 14:40:39 GMT 1, PS. I didn't *actually* think it was Cartrain.
I mean, this piece has so much subtlety....
Pub etc?
PS. I didn't *actually* think it was Cartrain.
I mean, this piece has so much subtlety....
Pub etc?
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by sham69 on Oct 3, 2008 14:44:45 GMT 1, It actually looks like Cartrain though. I feel that there's some subtle indicators that certainly look to be pointing in that direction.
No cardboard frame though?
It actually looks like Cartrain though. I feel that there's some subtle indicators that certainly look to be pointing in that direction.
No cardboard frame though?
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Deleted on Oct 3, 2008 14:47:46 GMT 1, Practice makes perfect but nobody is perfect so whats the point of practicing?
Practice makes perfect but nobody is perfect so whats the point of practicing?
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Guest on Oct 3, 2008 14:50:28 GMT 1, wise words
wise words
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Grubster on Oct 3, 2008 16:45:50 GMT 1, great work...he's going from strong to stronger!
lmfao
great work...he's going from strong to stronger!
lmfao
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by mcster on Oct 4, 2008 9:44:39 GMT 1, Mine arrived this morning. Many thanks Cartrain, very generous of you !
Mine arrived this morning. Many thanks Cartrain, very generous of you !
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Damien on Oct 4, 2008 11:41:39 GMT 1, Seen a stencil of lindsay lohan the other day saying, 'im sick of dick!!' that was funny
Seen a stencil of lindsay lohan the other day saying, 'im sick of dick!!' that was funny
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Deleted on Oct 5, 2008 11:47:39 GMT 1,
Thanks silky
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Daniel Silk on Oct 5, 2008 11:52:43 GMT 1, Well done Cartrain! ;D ;D ;D
Well done Cartrain! ;D ;D ;D
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by samo on Oct 5, 2008 12:39:43 GMT 1, Cool one Cartrain, saw this in the beginning of this year on the Dutch news
But didn't know you back then.
I'm curious to know, how did the Dutch TV found you?
Maybe you can start making a fan base here in Holland, since you've been on Dutch TV
Cool one Cartrain, saw this in the beginning of this year on the Dutch news But didn't know you back then. I'm curious to know, how did the Dutch TV found you? Maybe you can start making a fan base here in Holland, since you've been on Dutch TV |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by darrenrapley on Oct 5, 2008 12:43:40 GMT 1, Good until the end bit when I was screaming at you to wash your hands before touching that note! lol
Good until the end bit when I was screaming at you to wash your hands before touching that note! lol
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by steve on Oct 5, 2008 12:50:44 GMT 1, no, didn't understand a word ;D
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by howlinhooker on Oct 5, 2008 12:56:01 GMT 1, me not understand !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
me not understand !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Deleted on Oct 5, 2008 14:27:34 GMT 1, will translate this today or tomorrow!
never seen it, great watch, especially Philip Freriks talking 'bout banksy.. He's the most clumsy man ever on TV.
will translate this today or tomorrow!
never seen it, great watch, especially Philip Freriks talking 'bout banksy.. He's the most clumsy man ever on TV.
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by samo on Oct 5, 2008 15:54:08 GMT 1, will translate this today or tomorrow! never seen it, great watch, especially Philip Freriks talking 'bout banksy.. He's the most clumsy man ever on TV.
Well he's our Anchorman of the Dutch News, think that says enough
will translate this today or tomorrow! never seen it, great watch, especially Philip Freriks talking 'bout banksy.. He's the most clumsy man ever on TV. Well he's our Anchorman of the Dutch News, think that says enough |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Daniel Silk on Oct 5, 2008 16:27:12 GMT 1, Cool one Cartrain, saw this in the beginning of this year on the Dutch news But didn't know you back then. I'm curious to know, how did the Dutch TV found you? Maybe you can start making a fan base here in Holland, since you've been on Dutch TV
They first contacted me about doing an interview  but its not really my sort of thing  doing stuff like that. So I put them on to Cartrain, as they really also wanted someone that could take them round London to see a few Banksy pieces, plus he could give them a better angle from an Artists point of view.
Cool one Cartrain, saw this in the beginning of this year on the Dutch news But didn't know you back then. I'm curious to know, how did the Dutch TV found you? Maybe you can start making a fan base here in Holland, since you've been on Dutch TV They first contacted me about doing an interview but its not really my sort of thing doing stuff like that. So I put them on to Cartrain, as they really also wanted someone that could take them round London to see a few Banksy pieces, plus he could give them a better angle from an Artists point of view. |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Grubster on Oct 5, 2008 17:03:30 GMT 1, not to mention from a kids point of view as well...how old is he?
not to mention from a kids point of view as well...how old is he?
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by sham69 on Oct 5, 2008 18:23:13 GMT 1, ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Ruggs on Oct 5, 2008 19:40:15 GMT 1, Nice piece. Lovely signed Tenner!
Nice piece. Lovely signed Tenner!
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by GVD on Oct 5, 2008 19:44:11 GMT 1, Hhaha remember seeing that a long time ago, cool that they interviewd cartrain, the rest of the report was pretty daft though.
Hhaha remember seeing that a long time ago, cool that they interviewd cartrain, the rest of the report was pretty daft though.
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Deleted on Oct 5, 2008 21:06:44 GMT 1, Ok, here it is.. very quick translated.. not perfect and took some freedom to avoid the dictionary... Dont expect anything shocking..
(Man in suit): Nodoby knows his true identity, Banksy, the british graffiti-artist who is more than just a 'streetpainter'. his work is full with complaints about society (not translated well.. can't come up with the right term) but it always has some absurdistic elements in it. His work is getting more and more popular as we can see in the London auction house Sothebys. This night there will be an auction where his work will be sold for hundredthousands of euros. Banksys streetwork is a prey for commerce too, a fact that annoys his fans.
(Voice over). You need to have a free mind and bright eye to spot a real Banksy in Londons busy traffic. This one is pretty new. But when we follow the track of paint Banksy left here we see his art is vulnerable too. People paint over his work and some of the walls get 'cleaned' by the county. Banksy collegues really regret this.
Cartrain (wash your hands mate!)
(voice over) the talent will stay anonymous, that is all part of the game. Especially for Banksy. This is one of the very rare photo's of the man. It enlarges his enourmous status.
(dorky person 2) At this spot Banksy took his time to paint, right under the sight of naieve pedestrians who walked besides his processing work. The result was 'exposed' on the Internet and sold by auction. Total raisings: 250.000 euro. And, o ja, the buyer has to arrange a new wall.
(voice over) On this parking lot happened the same. The piece was bought by a rich american.
Cartrain
(Isabelle Paagman) Banksy is an artist (she studied.. we can tell now). He organises events, makes headlines (not sure what she means with that) and shows his artistic talent in paintings like these. Banksy is an hype and he is not the only one right now. It is something that really appeals to people at this moment.
(voice over). According to Sothebys Banksy is someone like Andy Warhol: Art for the rich!
This banksy, a false print with displaying the head of diana is worth thousand of euros. Cartrain got one as a present (I deserve one too after this).
Ok, here it is.. very quick translated.. not perfect and took some freedom to avoid the dictionary... Dont expect anything shocking..
(Man in suit): Nodoby knows his true identity, Banksy, the british graffiti-artist who is more than just a 'streetpainter'. his work is full with complaints about society (not translated well.. can't come up with the right term) but it always has some absurdistic elements in it. His work is getting more and more popular as we can see in the London auction house Sothebys. This night there will be an auction where his work will be sold for hundredthousands of euros. Banksys streetwork is a prey for commerce too, a fact that annoys his fans.
(Voice over). You need to have a free mind and bright eye to spot a real Banksy in Londons busy traffic. This one is pretty new. But when we follow the track of paint Banksy left here we see his art is vulnerable too. People paint over his work and some of the walls get 'cleaned' by the county. Banksy collegues really regret this.
Cartrain (wash your hands mate!)
(voice over) the talent will stay anonymous, that is all part of the game. Especially for Banksy. This is one of the very rare photo's of the man. It enlarges his enourmous status.
(dorky person 2) At this spot Banksy took his time to paint, right under the sight of naieve pedestrians who walked besides his processing work. The result was 'exposed' on the Internet and sold by auction. Total raisings: 250.000 euro. And, o ja, the buyer has to arrange a new wall.
(voice over) On this parking lot happened the same. The piece was bought by a rich american.
Cartrain
(Isabelle Paagman) Banksy is an artist (she studied.. we can tell now). He organises events, makes headlines (not sure what she means with that) and shows his artistic talent in paintings like these. Banksy is an hype and he is not the only one right now. It is something that really appeals to people at this moment.
(voice over). According to Sothebys Banksy is someone like Andy Warhol: Art for the rich!
This banksy, a false print with displaying the head of diana is worth thousand of euros. Cartrain got one as a present (I deserve one too after this).
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Guest on Oct 5, 2008 21:13:26 GMT 1, Ok, here it is.. very quick translated.. not perfect and took some freedom to avoid the dictionary... Dont expect anything shocking.. (Man in suit): Nodoby knows his true identity, Banksy, the british graffiti-artist who is more than just a 'streetpainter'. his work is full with complaints about society (not translated well.. can't come up with the right term) but it always has some absurdistic elements in it. His work is getting more and more popular as we can see in the London auction house Sothebys. This night there will be an auction where his work will be sold for hundredthousands of euros. Banksys streetwork is a prey for commerce too, a fact that annoys his fans. (Voice over). You need to have a free mind and bright eye to spot a real Banksy in Londons busy traffic. This one is pretty new. But when we follow the track of paint Banksy left here we see his art is vulnerable too. People paint over his work and some of the walls get 'cleaned' by the county. Banksy collegues really regret this. Cartrain (wash your hands mate!) (voice over) the talent will stay anonymous, that is all part of the game. Especially for Banksy. This is one of the very rare photo's of the man. It enlarges his enourmous status. (dorky person 2) At this spot Banksy took his time to paint, right under the sight of naieve pedestrians who walked besides his processing work. The result was 'exposed' on the Internet and sold by auction. Total raisings: 250.000 euro. And, o ja, the buyer has to arrange a new wall. (voice over) On this parking lot happened the same. The piece was bought by a rich american. Cartrain (Isabelle Paagman) Banksy is an artist (she studied.. we can tell now). He organises events, makes headlines (not sure what she means with that) and shows his artistic talent in paintings like these. Banksy is an hype and he is not the only one right now. It is something that really appeals to people at this moment. (voice over). According to Sothebys Banksy is someone like Andy Warhol: Art for the rich! This banksy, a false print with displaying the head of diana is worth thousand of euros. Cartrain got one as a present (I deserve one too after this).
you deserve a brownie point! one in the post. +1
Ok, here it is.. very quick translated.. not perfect and took some freedom to avoid the dictionary... Dont expect anything shocking.. (Man in suit): Nodoby knows his true identity, Banksy, the british graffiti-artist who is more than just a 'streetpainter'. his work is full with complaints about society (not translated well.. can't come up with the right term) but it always has some absurdistic elements in it. His work is getting more and more popular as we can see in the London auction house Sothebys. This night there will be an auction where his work will be sold for hundredthousands of euros. Banksys streetwork is a prey for commerce too, a fact that annoys his fans. (Voice over). You need to have a free mind and bright eye to spot a real Banksy in Londons busy traffic. This one is pretty new. But when we follow the track of paint Banksy left here we see his art is vulnerable too. People paint over his work and some of the walls get 'cleaned' by the county. Banksy collegues really regret this. Cartrain (wash your hands mate!) (voice over) the talent will stay anonymous, that is all part of the game. Especially for Banksy. This is one of the very rare photo's of the man. It enlarges his enourmous status. (dorky person 2) At this spot Banksy took his time to paint, right under the sight of naieve pedestrians who walked besides his processing work. The result was 'exposed' on the Internet and sold by auction. Total raisings: 250.000 euro. And, o ja, the buyer has to arrange a new wall. (voice over) On this parking lot happened the same. The piece was bought by a rich american. Cartrain (Isabelle Paagman) Banksy is an artist (she studied.. we can tell now). He organises events, makes headlines (not sure what she means with that) and shows his artistic talent in paintings like these. Banksy is an hype and he is not the only one right now. It is something that really appeals to people at this moment. (voice over). According to Sothebys Banksy is someone like Andy Warhol: Art for the rich! This banksy, a false print with displaying the head of diana is worth thousand of euros. Cartrain got one as a present (I deserve one too after this). you deserve a brownie point! one in the post. +1 |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Deleted on Oct 5, 2008 22:00:05 GMT 1, brownie points or Di-faced tenners.. what is the difference? They are the same to me!
brownie points or Di-faced tenners.. what is the difference? They are the same to me!
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by tomjedimaster on Oct 5, 2008 22:10:30 GMT 1, nice one cartrain
nice one cartrain
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Fake on Oct 6, 2008 9:00:48 GMT 1, haha, this is great stuff!
haha, this is great stuff!
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Actually, in all seriousness I think they could do better. C-
but its not really my sort of thing 
doing stuff like that. So I put them on to Cartrain, as they really also wanted someone that could take them round London to see a few Banksy pieces, plus he could give them a better angle from an Artists point of view.
