Timbrh2001 wrote:Just got done in Shoreditch.chalkdust wrote:That sounds awesome! A friend and I did that in SF a few years ago right after he hit there. Was a lot of fun like a treasure hunt..
I bet it's not very common to be able to capture a Banksy, Invader, D*FACE and Fairey in one camera shot...
Also found a couple Phlegms, a Stik, a couple of Ben Eine.
Ridiculous how much Street art is in that neighborhood.
New Banksy Print
Whats the Banksy in that photo?
https://brickdlane.wordpress.com/2012/1 ... rick-lane/
edit: it is easy to spot the banksy - ALWAYS - just look for the plexi
edit: it is easy to spot the banksy - ALWAYS - just look for the plexi
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a few banksy pieces ended at auction today.
I broke something today, and I realized I should break something once a week.. - Warhol
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i get it but i dont get it
Codeblue wrote:Ya know they'll put out at least 1 "ZOMG gotta rub mah nuts on another dukes butt to get in line for it" poster.
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Get a small group of folks with tight lips. "Buy" everything up. "Sell" back and forth to each other for ever increasing amounts. Create a market based on a perceived value/return on investment and the rest takes care of itself.
Banksy has done a masterful job.
Banksy has done a masterful job.
samuraiwriter wrote:Get a small group of folks with tight lips. "Buy" everything up. "Sell" back and forth to each other for ever increasing amounts. Create a market based on a perceived value/return on investment and the rest takes care of itself.
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"If Wall Street Worked Like the Art Market, It would be a Crime"bubbie wrote:
http://go.bloomberg.com/market-now/2013 ... t-to-know/
this one is good too...
"High End Art is One of the Most Manipulated Markets in the World"
http://qz.com/103091/high-end-art-is-on ... the-world/
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Must have been one hell of a Crystal ball... most of his prints sat for months, if not years, on POW before selling out. drymount, how did I miss this in '02-'06? 
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No crystal ball needed. We create our own destiny... and market in some cases.comountaingolf wrote:Must have been one hell of a Crystal ball... most of his prints sat for months, if not years, on POW before selling out. drymount, how did I miss this in '02-'06?
Like MBW, Banksy's prints don't do anything for me. No Ball Games and Be Patient being the exceptions. But as artists, their work is very inspiring.
I actually collaborated with Banksy and MBW once:
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That image disturbs the fudge out of me!gorkie wrote:I still want a Napalm someday.
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Very powerful for sure.gorkie wrote:For me personally it's his most profound image. But we all have our likes and dislikes of course.
When were you over I couldsamuraiwriter wrote:Looks like a MBW showTimbrh2001 wrote:Just got done in Shoreditch.chalkdust wrote:That sounds awesome! A friend and I did that in SF a few years ago right after he hit there. Was a lot of fun like a treasure hunt..
I bet it's not very common to be able to capture a Banksy, Invader, D*FACE and Fairey in one camera shot...
Almost found a couple Phlegms, a Stik, a couple of Ben Eine.
Ridiculous how much Street art is in that neighborhood.
have shown you around !