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im a big fan of banksy any other fans or colectors on here


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Salute to that!
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yea hes my favourite but the prices for his work on the secondary market are high, id luv own a banksy ill settle for me nick walkers and d face do you colect or just admire on the streets
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joeuk wrote:yea hes my favourite but the prices for his work on the secondary market are high, id luv own a banksy ill settle for me nick walkers and d face do you colect or just admire on the streets
Just admire in awe and collect JPEGs, etc. I think he's friggin excellent, tbh. Owning a Banksy can be a bit dodgy I read recently, as it's difficult to prove authenticity. There's a good book of his works in Waterstones, btw. Absolute respect to his art work.
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yea a would never buy one without some sort of coa there just to expensive.
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yeah, I'm very much into street art... graffiti, stencils, stickering, urban calligraphy etc. Also some of the designer toys are very cool.

I've got a small collection of signed screen prints from Shepard Fairey (aka Obey Giant) and David Kinsey (kinseyvisual.com)
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I wouldn't say I like all spray can street art, some of it can be tacky and a bit of an eyesore, afterall would you want it on the side of your own house? I like Banksy as he's more of a graphic artist/designer and taps into topical subjects with satirical latent messages behind his work and not just a typical street graffiti type artist.
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I think this was posted before, I like his work...
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street 'art' or urban 'art' is pretty unique in Belfast :lol:
Would post 'images' but not sure if it will offend anyone, albeit our murals are tourist 'attractions' :?
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Get them up Rufus !!! its on topic and a public board as long as you aint giving your politics across and jus showing the murals im happy wi that :wink:
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love street art. banksy is prob the best.

theres a big road in seattle in sodo that is nothing but painted murals on all the sides of the buildings. theres also a 50 foot tall painting of detlef schremph near queen anne hill that i like.
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cisco wrote:Get them up Rufus !!! its on topic and a public board as long as you aint giving your politics across and jus showing the murals im happy wi that :wink:

ok here we go, I have tons of these bloody images because my former job required that I photograph all of them along the arterial routes in the city. I'll just put up two - one from each side - I'm very PC :lol:

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The one above is Bobby Sands and its on the Falls Road

sorry I see I have fucked up the sizing :lol:

I'm also happy to give tours if anyone is interested :wink: (for a small fee) :lol:
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qaulity pics rufus
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theres a lot better murals than that ruf
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Rufus wrote:
cisco wrote:Get them up Rufus !!! its on topic and a public board as long as you aint giving your politics across and jus showing the murals im happy wi that :wink:

ok here we go, I have tons of these bloody images because my former job required that I photograph all of them along the arterial routes in the city. I'll just put up two - one from each side - I'm very PC :lol:

Image

Image

The one above is Bobby Sands and its on the Falls Road

sorry I see I have fucked up the sizing :lol:

I'm also happy to give tours if anyone is interested :wink: (for a small fee) :lol:

looks like some of the murals you see in watts/ south central la. dangerous area? pardon my ignorance, never been to belfast or northern ireland for that matter.
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