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Snik we are all falling print release competition , by spirit on May 29, 2014 20:03:46 GMT 1, 22. FlipSnik
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Please finish this sentence: I like urban art because...., by spirit on May 29, 2014 19:25:07 GMT 1, Urban Art is soooo 2007
Rural Art is where it's at!
Urban Art is soooo 2007 Rural Art is where it's at!
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Which print are you buying? , by spirit on May 29, 2014 19:10:36 GMT 1, this one - ยฃ18.50 shipped
this one - ยฃ18.50 shipped
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Snik we are all falling print release competition , by spirit on May 29, 2014 16:00:12 GMT 1, The release happened at 3GMT (london time), this was as advertised. congrats to all who managed It happened at 3pm BST which is 2pm GMT.
The release happened at 3GMT (london time), this was as advertised. congrats to all who managed It happened at 3pm BST which is 2pm GMT.
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Which print are you buying? , by spirit on May 29, 2014 15:46:41 GMT 1, Lol calling all those Otto Schade neons and metallics 1/1 (originals) is a bit cheeky imo
The edition should include all 18 of them and then state that they are hand finished with each piece being unique.
Lol calling all those Otto Schade neons and metallics 1/1 (originals) is a bit cheeky imo
The edition should include all 18 of them and then state that they are hand finished with each piece being unique.
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Which print are you buying? , by spirit on May 29, 2014 15:37:11 GMT 1, In the 'sticks'... Fishing with my dad and kids.. I'm missing the lot today... time and money much better spent.
In the 'sticks'... Fishing with my dad and kids.. I'm missing the lot today... time and money much better spent.
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Posting to Norway, by spirit on May 29, 2014 1:49:43 GMT 1, Always read the small print.
No regular international couriers that I am aware of insure works of art in transit. DHL, Fedex and Parcel Force certainly don't.
They will take your money for the insurance, they just won't pay out when there is a problem. Instead they will refer you to the small print - the list of excluded items that the insurance does not cover. I guarantee "Works of art" will be there.
That's why people who actually want their art to be insured in transit use Flight Logistics. They use the same couriers - DHL etc - but they get their insurance done separately through a 3rd party who DO insure works of art.
Always read the small print.
No regular international couriers that I am aware of insure works of art in transit. DHL, Fedex and Parcel Force certainly don't.
They will take your money for the insurance, they just won't pay out when there is a problem. Instead they will refer you to the small print - the list of excluded items that the insurance does not cover. I guarantee "Works of art" will be there.
That's why people who actually want their art to be insured in transit use Flight Logistics. They use the same couriers - DHL etc - but they get their insurance done separately through a 3rd party who DO insure works of art.
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JR/@99prints update, by spirit on May 24, 2014 23:24:53 GMT 1, according to his Instagram, JR is working on something with Liu Bolin and David Lynch: Alien fingers.
according to his Instagram, JR is working on something with Liu Bolin and David Lynch: Alien fingers.
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What else do you collect?, by spirit on May 24, 2014 23:22:57 GMT 1, Grey hairs.
Grey hairs.
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Banksy Kate Moss Print, by spirit on May 23, 2014 16:58:00 GMT 1, 750 months turned out to be to long, but he took my ยฃ100/month for 500 months for the Kate so Im well chuffed!
750 months turned out to be to long, but he took my ยฃ100/month for 500 months for the Kate so Im well chuffed!
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Banksy Kate Moss Print, by spirit on May 23, 2014 12:25:54 GMT 1, Will you take ยฃ100/month for 750 months?
if so I'm definitely interested!
Will you take ยฃ100/month for 750 months?
if so I'm definitely interested!
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Barcode Unsigned , Parla WTL, by spirit on May 22, 2014 13:23:13 GMT 1, 2 lovely prints you're after - good luck with your search
what does a WTL go for these days roughly?
2 lovely prints you're after - good luck with your search
what does a WTL go for these days roughly?
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New Super A mural in Germany., by spirit on May 22, 2014 2:46:05 GMT 1, Fallen Rider by Super A. This mural tells the story of actor Christopher Reeve who played the role of Superman. In 1995 he became paralyzed from the neck down following a horse-riding accident. And if I may say, tells that 'story' in rather blunt not particularly nice way I agree.
For some reason when i look at this I'm reminded of the Bill Hicks sketch where he says something along the lines of:
"Why do all you Christians wear crosses round your necks? Don't you think if Jesus comes again that's the last f***ing thing he's gonna wanna see?"
Fallen Rider by Super A. This mural tells the story of actor Christopher Reeve who played the role of Superman. In 1995 he became paralyzed from the neck down following a horse-riding accident. And if I may say, tells that 'story' in rather blunt not particularly nice way I agree. For some reason when i look at this I'm reminded of the Bill Hicks sketch where he says something along the lines of: "Why do all you Christians wear crosses round your necks? Don't you think if Jesus comes again that's the last f***ing thing he's gonna wanna see?"
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COA held to ransom, by spirit on May 22, 2014 2:30:27 GMT 1, fnord - I think you shot yourself in the foot just now when you posted your original for sale thread.
I would have interpreted that exactly as Sohoho did - i.e. that the print was not issued with a COA and you had contacted Bast to see if you could get one.
Personally I think you should send Sohoho the COA along with a note of apology as he has done nothing wrong whatsoever.
fnord - I think you shot yourself in the foot just now when you posted your original for sale thread.
I would have interpreted that exactly as Sohoho did - i.e. that the print was not issued with a COA and you had contacted Bast to see if you could get one.
Personally I think you should send Sohoho the COA along with a note of apology as he has done nothing wrong whatsoever.
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Cheap Keith haring, by spirit on May 21, 2014 13:00:09 GMT 1, Well I hope they appreciate the advertisement the forum just gave them. Maybe they'll read this and send us all a thank you gift? We give them a plug, they send us some love eggs. I'm sure they have a few "plugs" they could send us in return.
Well I hope they appreciate the advertisement the forum just gave them. Maybe they'll read this and send us all a thank you gift? We give them a plug, they send us some love eggs. I'm sure they have a few "plugs" they could send us in return.
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My first typography screen print, by spirit on May 20, 2014 23:52:40 GMT 1, I've got ALL my hair.
just half of it is grey!
I've got ALL my hair.
just half of it is grey!
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My first typography screen print, by spirit on May 20, 2014 23:48:45 GMT 1, Ah the old, sensible bloke with kids coefficient to young bloke trying to wow an imaginary girlfriend. For the best example of this see garland (wonderful spell check i like this name better) millers work 'f**k dancing...' Not that old.
Only half my hair is grey.
Very sensible though I'll grant you.
(Unless I'm munted)
Ah the old, sensible bloke with kids coefficient to young bloke trying to wow an imaginary girlfriend. For the best example of this see garland (wonderful spell check i like this name better) millers work 'f**k dancing...' Not that old. Only half my hair is grey. Very sensible though I'll grant you. (Unless I'm munted)
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ADAM NEATE : DIMENSIONAL EDITION-NEW RELEASE, by spirit on May 20, 2014 23:36:24 GMT 1, Adam Neate- Manty- You decide ?. Now he definitely looks like he's winning.
Adam Neate- Manty- You decide ?. Now he definitely looks like he's winning.
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My first typography screen print, by spirit on May 20, 2014 23:33:19 GMT 1, The typography is good. Like the blue too. Agree it should be square.
But a lot of people (especially those with kids) wouldn't hang a print with "f***ing" on the wall.
"Daddy.. what's f***ing?"
"Er.... ask mum."
Showing my age I know.
The typography is good. Like the blue too. Agree it should be square.
But a lot of people (especially those with kids) wouldn't hang a print with "f***ing" on the wall.
"Daddy.. what's f***ing?"
"Er.... ask mum."
Showing my age I know.
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ADAM NEATE : DIMENSIONAL EDITION-NEW RELEASE, by spirit on May 20, 2014 21:22:33 GMT 1, Wasn't really a fair decider question was it! true enough Spirit. So were back onto 'who looks the most like Neate' ? I think so... but they are also free to put forward any additional relevant criteria such as "I'm such a big fan, I named my daughter Adam!" etc
Wasn't really a fair decider question was it! true enough Spirit. So were back onto 'who looks the most like Neate' ? I think so... but they are also free to put forward any additional relevant criteria such as "I'm such a big fan, I named my daughter Adam!" etc
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ADAM NEATE : DIMENSIONAL EDITION-NEW RELEASE, by spirit on May 20, 2014 20:49:23 GMT 1, In fairness it wasn't Manty who said he was a huge fan. It was me. I agree though, this needs to be settled once and for all. Here is a Neate related question. Whoever gets the answer correct is the 'Biggest Neate fan' !!!. Which print did Manty buy from me, allowing me to buy a Xenz canvas ?. Ooh, I know this answer I am the winner. Wasn't really a fair decider question was it!
In fairness it wasn't Manty who said he was a huge fan. It was me. I agree though, this needs to be settled once and for all. Here is a Neate related question. Whoever gets the answer correct is the 'Biggest Neate fan' !!!. Which print did Manty buy from me, allowing me to buy a Xenz canvas ?. Ooh, I know this answer I am the winner. Wasn't really a fair decider question was it!
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ADAM NEATE : DIMENSIONAL EDITION-NEW RELEASE, by spirit on May 20, 2014 18:00:05 GMT 1, Give Manty a shout. He is a big Neate fan and doesn't deserve to pay flippers prices. I'm a bigger neate fan ? I think Manty and Dice need to post pictures of themselves so we can compare clothes and haircut to Adam's.
Its the only way to be sure.
Give Manty a shout. He is a big Neate fan and doesn't deserve to pay flippers prices. I'm a bigger neate fan ? I think Manty and Dice need to post pictures of themselves so we can compare clothes and haircut to Adam's. Its the only way to be sure.
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New Faile book covers @papermonster.net on 20th May, by spirit on May 20, 2014 17:46:38 GMT 1, oops Great pull! well done. best of the lot imo.
oops Great pull! well done. best of the lot imo.
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ADAM NEATE : DIMENSIONAL EDITION-NEW RELEASE, by spirit on May 20, 2014 17:25:15 GMT 1, I don't get this at all. Screen prints onto metallic paper look great, but this is just a big biscuit tin with a neate signature on it. No artistic merit whatsoever, just a machine stamping and laser printing some tin. And all for ยฃ480! Art is subjective and that's its strongest point, but an easy pass for me. Probably the same reason i don't go for giclee prints. Lacks the human touch And this is'nt me being sour i missed out, was online when the poster made this thread and carted and emptied within 2minutes!
On the contrary I think the embossed aluminium is the perfect medium for this edition.
The originals are "dimensional" paintings and the artist has clearly looked for the best way to carry that idea through to the editions - and has succeeded very well imo
A regular flat print would completely lose the 3D aspect of the image.
I don't get this at all. Screen prints onto metallic paper look great, but this is just a big biscuit tin with a neate signature on it. No artistic merit whatsoever, just a machine stamping and laser printing some tin. And all for ยฃ480! Art is subjective and that's its strongest point, but an easy pass for me. Probably the same reason i don't go for giclee prints. Lacks the human touch And this is'nt me being sour i missed out, was online when the poster made this thread and carted and emptied within 2minutes! On the contrary I think the embossed aluminium is the perfect medium for this edition. The originals are "dimensional" paintings and the artist has clearly looked for the best way to carry that idea through to the editions - and has succeeded very well imo A regular flat print would completely lose the 3D aspect of the image.
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ADAM NEATE : DIMENSIONAL EDITION-NEW RELEASE, by spirit on May 20, 2014 13:07:29 GMT 1, Wow, just got one, ยฃ450ish including postage to Australia. Finally got myself a Neate. Very happy indead! ยฃ438 to drop it up the road and ยฃ450 to get it to Australia. That's not bad.
Wow, just got one, ยฃ450ish including postage to Australia. Finally got myself a Neate. Very happy indead! ยฃ438 to drop it up the road and ยฃ450 to get it to Australia. That's not bad.
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ADAM NEATE : DIMENSIONAL EDITION-NEW RELEASE, by spirit on May 20, 2014 12:58:06 GMT 1, Well that's my 2 year+ no buying art phase brought to a swift end..
Well that's my 2 year+ no buying art phase brought to a swift end..
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Who is the next big thing?, by spirit on Mar 31, 2014 23:55:56 GMT 1, My vote for the next big thing
Customised 1210 Mk2s - now that's art!
Im self-actualising all over those.
My vote for the next big thing Customised 1210 Mk2s - now that's art! Im self-actualising all over those.
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Who is the next big thing?, by spirit on Mar 31, 2014 23:18:46 GMT 1, This quote is crack wrapped in fairy dust. In 20 years 99.999% of the walls done will have something else on them, if they are there are all. The only walls that will remain are the ones of artists who have achieved the status discussed prior. No one, and I mean no one is going to save something and go through the expense of restoring and preserving it if it has no relevance. Right now that relevance is defined largely by institutions and scholars. Only curated projects such as Wynwood Walls in Miami has any hope of controlling their walls with the type of archival effort that would be needed to use walls as an analog for an institution. Oh, I'd say you're absolutely right there. I guess there'll be a few Banksy's chopped out of walls and the occasional mural saved and presented to those that visit museums. The point was, that we're actually living through a period where there's a revolution going on in visual art language and culture. What was once reserved for the middle and upper class or those with a University education, is now accessible to all, free of charge, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and people have taken to it in droves. People whose last exposure to visual art was often their last high school class. And there's millions of them, fans, distributing content, daily, and they're becoming more and more educated, more and more refined, expecting better and better. Unsanctioned public art is still sweeping the globe, digitally and physically, from Newcastle to Gambia. And it will stay. Forever. It isn't a fad. It's a paradigm shift in how we use public space, how we relate to and use visual art and language, ultimately how we live. In the grand scheme of things it may seem minor. But on paper and through the lens of history, it will be seen as revolutionary. I know numerous people writing theor PHD's on it, it will bleed into academia and all aspects of the arts from architecture to design, urban planning to fashion. In fact already is. Now.. Pace, the Tate, Christies, Goldsmiths..where were they, where are they ? dead in the water, they have been rendered irrelevant. No one really gives a s**t about Oscar Murrilo or most of what's being pushed by commercial galleries. Cory Archangel and a few new media or digital artists maybe.. but the rest, the painters and sculptors ? they'll be quickly forgotten. Swoon, Os Gemeos, JR, Banksy, Barry McGee, Voina.. even the likes of Brad Downey, all making history, even the lowliest street artists have more relevance to what's happening art historically right now than 99% of what commecial galleries are pushing. Forget the "art market" and auction house nonsense, they're leagues behind, they don't have the mental capacity to see beyond the bottom line. Look at the bigger picture, the art you follow on here and love, is changing communities, people, society even.. who knows. Viva Street Art, Viva la Revolucion ! :-) peace I agree and disagree. What I am about to say next is probably both highly contentious and a gross generalisation.
Basically it all comes back to the Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
Art has been working its way "downhill" for a long time. Or rather people have been working their way uphill. Art used to be the sole preserve of the upper class - back when there was very little in terms of a middle class and the lower classes were far to busy worrying where their next meal was coming from and keeping warm to concern them selves with much else.
The industrial revolution resulted in the growth of the middle class. This new group found they now had the time, education and finance to be able to involve themselves with art too - if still not to the extent that the upper class did.
Now the "lower" classes - I use that term very loosely, (i.e. the rest) - and include a lot of the 3rd world in there - are better educated and better off than they have ever been before, primarily due to the technological revolution, and they too find that they can now start thinking about and buying art - this is the revolution that you refer to.
The thing is, each of those "class-groups" tend to have different kinds of artists representing, speaking for and being supported by them. The growth of street art is in large part due to the relatively recent "self-actualisation" of the lower classes.
Where I disagree with you is that this is making the artists and institutions of the middle and upper classes irrelevant. The Tate, Christies and high end galleries dead in the water? No. On the contrary they are doing better than ever. Whereas buyer at places like Christies used to be primarily American and European, the market is now global. There's an awful lot of newly rich Russians, Chinese, Indians, Brazillians, and even richer Americans and Europeans who are all too willing to keep that top end of the market alive.
And its still generally the middle and upper classes writing the history books.
This quote is crack wrapped in fairy dust. In 20 years 99.999% of the walls done will have something else on them, if they are there are all. The only walls that will remain are the ones of artists who have achieved the status discussed prior. No one, and I mean no one is going to save something and go through the expense of restoring and preserving it if it has no relevance. Right now that relevance is defined largely by institutions and scholars. Only curated projects such as Wynwood Walls in Miami has any hope of controlling their walls with the type of archival effort that would be needed to use walls as an analog for an institution. Oh, I'd say you're absolutely right there. I guess there'll be a few Banksy's chopped out of walls and the occasional mural saved and presented to those that visit museums. The point was, that we're actually living through a period where there's a revolution going on in visual art language and culture. What was once reserved for the middle and upper class or those with a University education, is now accessible to all, free of charge, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and people have taken to it in droves. People whose last exposure to visual art was often their last high school class. And there's millions of them, fans, distributing content, daily, and they're becoming more and more educated, more and more refined, expecting better and better. Unsanctioned public art is still sweeping the globe, digitally and physically, from Newcastle to Gambia. And it will stay. Forever. It isn't a fad. It's a paradigm shift in how we use public space, how we relate to and use visual art and language, ultimately how we live. In the grand scheme of things it may seem minor. But on paper and through the lens of history, it will be seen as revolutionary. I know numerous people writing theor PHD's on it, it will bleed into academia and all aspects of the arts from architecture to design, urban planning to fashion. In fact already is. Now.. Pace, the Tate, Christies, Goldsmiths..where were they, where are they ? dead in the water, they have been rendered irrelevant. No one really gives a s**t about Oscar Murrilo or most of what's being pushed by commercial galleries. Cory Archangel and a few new media or digital artists maybe.. but the rest, the painters and sculptors ? they'll be quickly forgotten. Swoon, Os Gemeos, JR, Banksy, Barry McGee, Voina.. even the likes of Brad Downey, all making history, even the lowliest street artists have more relevance to what's happening art historically right now than 99% of what commecial galleries are pushing. Forget the "art market" and auction house nonsense, they're leagues behind, they don't have the mental capacity to see beyond the bottom line. Look at the bigger picture, the art you follow on here and love, is changing communities, people, society even.. who knows. Viva Street Art, Viva la Revolucion ! :-) peace I agree and disagree. What I am about to say next is probably both highly contentious and a gross generalisation. Basically it all comes back to the Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Art has been working its way "downhill" for a long time. Or rather people have been working their way uphill. Art used to be the sole preserve of the upper class - back when there was very little in terms of a middle class and the lower classes were far to busy worrying where their next meal was coming from and keeping warm to concern them selves with much else. The industrial revolution resulted in the growth of the middle class. This new group found they now had the time, education and finance to be able to involve themselves with art too - if still not to the extent that the upper class did. Now the "lower" classes - I use that term very loosely, (i.e. the rest) - and include a lot of the 3rd world in there - are better educated and better off than they have ever been before, primarily due to the technological revolution, and they too find that they can now start thinking about and buying art - this is the revolution that you refer to. The thing is, each of those "class-groups" tend to have different kinds of artists representing, speaking for and being supported by them. The growth of street art is in large part due to the relatively recent "self-actualisation" of the lower classes. Where I disagree with you is that this is making the artists and institutions of the middle and upper classes irrelevant. The Tate, Christies and high end galleries dead in the water? No. On the contrary they are doing better than ever. Whereas buyer at places like Christies used to be primarily American and European, the market is now global. There's an awful lot of newly rich Russians, Chinese, Indians, Brazillians, and even richer Americans and Europeans who are all too willing to keep that top end of the market alive. And its still generally the middle and upper classes writing the history books.
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Banksy+BNE for World Water Day, by spirit on Mar 25, 2014 11:04:00 GMT 1, I actually feel for BNE - He's naive and has fkd up big time but I think his heart is in the right place. I'd love to see the coms between BNE and the owner of the Banksy Facebook page - I suspect that person has a lot to answer for... Now its clear that Banksy never agreed to do this...He would really save the day for everyone - BNE, the charity, the people who bought t-shirts - and come out looking better than ever if he decided to do it after all. Hey Spirit, you good m8?. Problem for me with this is if Banksy were to do the t-shirt, he would be setting a precedent and potentially leaving himself open for similar things to happen. If I were BNE I would (this is serious), use the Banksy quote "Banksy has not made any t-shirts for a water charity". If I had bought a shirt I would love that. I haven't and wouldn't without seeing an image. Not at $80. Im OK thanks slammer - just getting over a nasty dose of man flu. You well?
You're right that the problem with this is the precedent thing... I did consider that but still think he could do it while making clear... never again.
But using that quote is actually a much better solution!.
Ties in perfectly with the back cover of Wall and Piece... "There's no way you're going to get a quote from us to use on your book cover" Metropolitan Police spokesman
He would be getting his Banksy collaboration after all. And its appeared on Banksy's website so everyone knows its genuine.
I didn't buy one either, mainly cos I forgot about it but even if I'd checked the site the blank shirts would have put me off too. And I'm getting a bit old for t-shirts tbh...
EDit: Thinking about it more... I wouldn't be surprised if by putting that quote on his site, Banksy has intentionally gifted it to him... he got his collab, he just needs to realise it.
I actually feel for BNE - He's naive and has fkd up big time but I think his heart is in the right place. I'd love to see the coms between BNE and the owner of the Banksy Facebook page - I suspect that person has a lot to answer for... Now its clear that Banksy never agreed to do this...He would really save the day for everyone - BNE, the charity, the people who bought t-shirts - and come out looking better than ever if he decided to do it after all. Hey Spirit, you good m8?. Problem for me with this is if Banksy were to do the t-shirt, he would be setting a precedent and potentially leaving himself open for similar things to happen. If I were BNE I would (this is serious), use the Banksy quote "Banksy has not made any t-shirts for a water charity". If I had bought a shirt I would love that. I haven't and wouldn't without seeing an image. Not at $80. Im OK thanks slammer - just getting over a nasty dose of man flu. You well? You're right that the problem with this is the precedent thing... I did consider that but still think he could do it while making clear... never again. But using that quote is actually a much better solution!. Ties in perfectly with the back cover of Wall and Piece... "There's no way you're going to get a quote from us to use on your book cover" Metropolitan Police spokesman He would be getting his Banksy collaboration after all. And its appeared on Banksy's website so everyone knows its genuine. I didn't buy one either, mainly cos I forgot about it but even if I'd checked the site the blank shirts would have put me off too. And I'm getting a bit old for t-shirts tbh... EDit: Thinking about it more... I wouldn't be surprised if by putting that quote on his site, Banksy has intentionally gifted it to him... he got his collab, he just needs to realise it.
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Banksy+BNE for World Water Day, by spirit on Mar 25, 2014 10:36:23 GMT 1, I actually feel for BNE - He's naive and has fkd up big time but I think his heart is in the right place.
I'd love to see the coms between BNE and the owner of the Banksy Facebook page - I suspect that person has a lot to answer for...
Now its clear that Banksy never agreed to do this...He would really save the day for everyone - BNE, the charity, the people who bought t-shirts - and come out looking better than ever if he decided to do it after all.
I actually feel for BNE - He's naive and has fkd up big time but I think his heart is in the right place.
I'd love to see the coms between BNE and the owner of the Banksy Facebook page - I suspect that person has a lot to answer for...
Now its clear that Banksy never agreed to do this...He would really save the day for everyone - BNE, the charity, the people who bought t-shirts - and come out looking better than ever if he decided to do it after all.
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