From thisisbristol.co.uk
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"There are no exceptions to the rule that everyone thinks they're an exception to the rule." --Banksy
Two pieces of art in the style of Banksy have been entered in this year's Turnip Prize.
The Turnip Prize is a spoof of the annual Turner Prize for art, frequently ridiculed for entries such as Tracy Emin's unmade bed.
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By the time a local council in south London completed its vote on the preservation of a mural by the street artist Banksy, the majority decision to keep the artwork was a moot point.
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From artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com
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The abundance of CCTV cameras is a controversial issue in the UK. Banksy produced this piece next to a camera at a Post Office yard, and so was being watched whilst he worked! It was his biggest work in London at the time. ...
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The most popular vandal in all the world, Banksy, keeps on getting a taste of his own medicine. Just this year, his work has been accidentally painted over and purposefully defaced during his big show in Bristol. But as we've also seen over the past couple of years, people have been defensive of Banksy's work, even receiving requests that he show up to tag in their towns (perhaps due to some correlation with how much his work goes for at...
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From mediabistro.com
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Banksy has donated two of the works featured in his hugely popular summer exhibition to the Bristol museum that hosted it. The elusive Bristol graffiti artist has allowed a statue and a model to remain as exhibits at the City Museum and Art Gallery in Park Street.
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From thisisbristol.co.uk
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A Banksy piece which we reported on earlier (here) has been defaced while a public vote was taking place calling for its preservation. While more than 93% of the 250 voters urged the Sutton council to keep the Banksy piece, the Beddington Farm Road mural was ironically tagged over by the same mindless graffiti that [...]
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From slamxhype.com
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From towleroad.com
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A public vote from the London Borough of Sutton on whether on not to keep a piece of Banksy graffiti has seen an initial wave of support for the renowned guerrilla artist. Over 85% of people who responded to calls on whether the work should stay or go are urging the council to preserve it. Despite operating a zero-tolerance stance on graffiti, the council is letting people decide on what happens to the Banksy mural in Beddington Farm Road...
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From 24dash.com
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A public vote from the London Borough of Sutton on whether on not to keep a piece of Banksy graffiti has seen an initial wave of support for the renowned guerrilla artist. Over 85% of people who responded to calls on whether the work should stay or go are urging the council to preserve it. Despite operating a zero-tolerance stance on graffiti, the council is letting people decide on what happens to the Banksy mural in Beddington Farm Road...
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From 24dash.com
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The seemingly endless hand-wringing over what to do with Banksy murals took a new twist recently. Sutton Council organised a public vote on whether to share or to shaft the punk-themed stencil on Beddington Farm Road. Ninety-three percent of respondants wanted to keep the mural (although it should be noted, only 250 people voted, despite our appeal). But the nays to the right took the law, and the spray can, into their own hands and...
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From londonist.com
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Two pieces of art in the style of Banksy have been entered in this year's Turnip Prize.
The Turnip Prize is a spoof of the annual Turner Prize for art, frequently ridiculed for entries such as Tracy Emin's unmade bed.
More perspectives...
From thisisbristol.co.uk
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By the time a local council in south London completed its vote on the preservation of a mural by the street artist Banksy, the majority decision to keep the artwork was a moot point.
More perspectives...
From artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com
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The abundance of CCTV cameras is a controversial issue in the UK. Banksy produced this piece next to a camera at a Post Office yard, and so was being watched whilst he worked! It was his biggest work in London at the time. ...
More perspectives...
From blogsearch.google.com
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The most popular vandal in all the world, Banksy, keeps on getting a taste of his own medicine. Just this year, his work has been accidentally painted over and purposefully defaced during his big show in Bristol. But as we've also seen over the past couple of years, people have been defensive of Banksy's work, even receiving requests that he show up to tag in their towns (perhaps due to some correlation with how much his work goes for at...
More perspectives...
From mediabistro.com
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Banksy has donated two of the works featured in his hugely popular summer exhibition to the Bristol museum that hosted it. The elusive Bristol graffiti artist has allowed a statue and a model to remain as exhibits at the City Museum and Art Gallery in Park Street.
More perspectives...
From thisisbristol.co.uk
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A Banksy piece which we reported on earlier (here) has been defaced while a public vote was taking place calling for its preservation. While more than 93% of the 250 voters urged the Sutton council to keep the Banksy piece, the Beddington Farm Road mural was ironically tagged over by the same mindless graffiti that [...]
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From slamxhype.com
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From towleroad.com
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