AlfaScozzesi said:I loved Santa land in Aviemore when I was a kid. I needed to get that postcard saying he was coming with Rudolphs hoof print! I was jealous of Action man mountain and the ford model T "train".
Banksy is a genius and I have a print of one of his works in my hallway. He highlights issues in a funny way which brings these issues to an audience who might not think or consider them. I would include myself in this category.
bony_13 said:looks like a really amazing and game-changing piece (if thats the right word?!) of art. I love so much of his work, what a skill to be able to say so much with such simple images.
http://www.streetartutopia.com/?p=720
MefiEcosse said:AlfaScozzesi said:I loved Santa land in Aviemore when I was a kid. I needed to get that postcard saying he was coming with Rudolphs hoof print! I was jealous of Action man mountain and the ford model T "train".
Banksy is a genius and I have a print of one of his works in my hallway. He highlights issues in a funny way which brings these issues to an audience who might not think or consider them. I would include myself in this category.
What print you got Alfa? I've got a couple of placard rats!
shotbybothsides said:I'm a fan of Banksy and find it incredible, in this age of information that it's still a mystery wether Banksy is one man, woman, a collective, or whatever. Genius indeed.
Ewazix said:shotbybothsides said:I'm a fan of Banksy and find it incredible, in this age of information that it's still a mystery wether Banksy is one man, woman, a collective, or whatever. Genius indeed.
Believed to be yer man, an unlikely anti-establishment hero Bristol public schoolboy Robert Gunningham. He dropped out after school and was closely connected to to several now famous ex taggers and founder of the band Massive Aattack who are playing at his current Dismaland exhibition.
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