jayTown
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The man who made Banksy famous, by jayTown on Sept 1, 2017 14:22:11 GMT 1, Everyone loves to vilify the person who adds a commercial element to something emotive. He might be shaking us down but he's surely been good for the artists?...I'm sure Invader didn't mind the paycheque.
Everyone loves to vilify the person who adds a commercial element to something emotive. He might be shaking us down but he's surely been good for the artists?...I'm sure Invader didn't mind the paycheque.
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The man who made Banksy famous, by thomasmer on Sept 2, 2017 7:03:09 GMT 1, Everyone loves to vilify the person who adds a commercial element to something emotive. He might be shaking us down but he's surely been good for the artists?...I'm sure Invader didn't mind the paycheque. I'm sure if you ask Invader, Banksy, Connor, and so on what they think of him, you won't hear much if anything good.
Simple, if you're a total cockwobble then you're artists won't work with you anymore.
Everyone loves to vilify the person who adds a commercial element to something emotive. He might be shaking us down but he's surely been good for the artists?...I'm sure Invader didn't mind the paycheque. I'm sure if you ask Invader, Banksy, Connor, and so on what they think of him, you won't hear much if anything good. Simple, if you're a total cockwobble then you're artists won't work with you anymore.
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The man who made Banksy famous, by sugar72 on Sept 2, 2017 7:06:12 GMT 1, God this thread is getting stupid
God this thread is getting stupid
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jayTown
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The man who made Banksy famous, by jayTown on Sept 2, 2017 7:49:00 GMT 1, Everyone loves to vilify the person who adds a commercial element to something emotive. He might be shaking us down but he's surely been good for the artists?...I'm sure Invader didn't mind the paycheque. I'm sure if you ask Invader, Banksy, Connor, and so on what they think of him, you won't hear much if anything good. Simple, if you're a total cockwobble then you're artists won't work with you anymore.
I don't get it. Invader is clearly still working with him, I bet he hasn't even cleared the funds from the last sale yet.
Everyone loves to vilify the person who adds a commercial element to something emotive. He might be shaking us down but he's surely been good for the artists?...I'm sure Invader didn't mind the paycheque. I'm sure if you ask Invader, Banksy, Connor, and so on what they think of him, you won't hear much if anything good. Simple, if you're a total cockwobble then you're artists won't work with you anymore. I don't get it. Invader is clearly still working with him, I bet he hasn't even cleared the funds from the last sale yet.
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sugar72
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The man who made Banksy famous, by sugar72 on Sept 2, 2017 8:30:28 GMT 1, Everyone loves to vilify the person who adds a commercial element to something emotive. He might be shaking us down but he's surely been good for the artists?...I'm sure Invader didn't mind the paycheque. I'm sure if you ask Invader, Banksy, Connor, and so on what they think of him, you won't hear much if anything good. Simple, if you're a total cockwobble then you're artists won't work with you anymore.
In business there are many legit and sensible reasons aside from people being cockwobbles, why someone would change their management.
Everyone loves to vilify the person who adds a commercial element to something emotive. He might be shaking us down but he's surely been good for the artists?...I'm sure Invader didn't mind the paycheque. I'm sure if you ask Invader, Banksy, Connor, and so on what they think of him, you won't hear much if anything good. Simple, if you're a total cockwobble then you're artists won't work with you anymore. In business there are many legit and sensible reasons aside from people being cockwobbles, why someone would change their management.
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The man who made Banksy famous, by erik on Sept 2, 2017 12:52:38 GMT 1, Everyone loves to vilify the person who adds a commercial element to something emotive. He might be shaking us down but he's surely been good for the artists?...I'm sure Invader didn't mind the paycheque. I'm sure if you ask Invader, Banksy, Connor, and so on what they think of him, you won't hear much if anything good. Simple, if you're a total cockwobble then you're artists won't work with you anymore. Isn't Conors wife still working with him as well? Not sure if this reasoning is sound.
Everyone loves to vilify the person who adds a commercial element to something emotive. He might be shaking us down but he's surely been good for the artists?...I'm sure Invader didn't mind the paycheque. I'm sure if you ask Invader, Banksy, Connor, and so on what they think of him, you won't hear much if anything good. Simple, if you're a total cockwobble then you're artists won't work with you anymore. Isn't Conors wife still working with him as well? Not sure if this reasoning is sound.
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The man who made Banksy famous, by Daniel Silk on Aug 14, 2022 13:26:41 GMT 1, The man who made Banksy famous Would Banksy have made it this far without the guidance of Steve Lazarides? Would Banksy be even bigger now if Steve was still involved?
The man who made Banksy famous Would Banksy have made it this far without the guidance of Steve Lazarides? Would Banksy be even bigger now if Steve was still involved?
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The man who made Banksy famous, by kdrlly on Aug 25, 2022 8:54:17 GMT 1, What option do you thinks best? 1. Things as they are, with no Banksy prints being released and prices rising well beyond most people's pockets. 2. 3 Banksy prints released every year, editions of 1,000 priced at £1,000 each. I know I’m replying to an ancient post but he can either be the man of the people or a man of the very rich people. Luckily WCP (aka Banksy, aka Pablo, aka not not Banksy… isn’t that a double negative?) is doing the man of the people bit quite nicely.
What option do you thinks best? 1. Things as they are, with no Banksy prints being released and prices rising well beyond most people's pockets. 2. 3 Banksy prints released every year, editions of 1,000 priced at £1,000 each. I know I’m replying to an ancient post but he can either be the man of the people or a man of the very rich people. Luckily WCP (aka Banksy, aka Pablo, aka not not Banksy… isn’t that a double negative?) is doing the man of the people bit quite nicely.
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The man who made Banksy famous, by drbf on Sept 12, 2022 0:33:24 GMT 1, Overpriced? 😳 I guess if they had some kind of proof they came from Lazarides and they were a limited in some way? But otherwise they could just easily be reproduced again and again at your local high street photo shop. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325334377656 I think this says it all "I could not sell at an auction house unsigned or unauthenticated"
Overpriced? 😳 I guess if they had some kind of proof they came from Lazarides and they were a limited in some way? But otherwise they could just easily be reproduced again and again at your local high street photo shop. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325334377656I think this says it all "I could not sell at an auction house unsigned or unauthenticated"
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kdrlly
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The man who made Banksy famous, by kdrlly on Sept 12, 2022 8:42:05 GMT 1, Now that does need adding to the top ten of Banksy tat. Hopefully it comes with a hoof print if authenticity from the moo cow.
Now that does need adding to the top ten of Banksy tat. Hopefully it comes with a hoof print if authenticity from the moo cow.
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The man who made Banksy famous, by bluewater73 on Oct 17, 2022 18:42:49 GMT 1, You are correct. However I think a little credit should go to Centurys , London rep., a young Banksy enthusiast who pitched the idea/format and brokered the deal himself for "Wall and Piece" with Steve . It turned out to be the biggest selling Art book ever. Banksy was obviously a recognised graffiti artist in Bristol and London but with the release of the book his popularity soared
You are correct. However I think a little credit should go to Centurys , London rep., a young Banksy enthusiast who pitched the idea/format and brokered the deal himself for "Wall and Piece" with Steve . It turned out to be the biggest selling Art book ever. Banksy was obviously a recognised graffiti artist in Bristol and London but with the release of the book his popularity soared
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The man who made Banksy famous, by Daniel Silk on Oct 19, 2024 1:33:31 GMT 1, The man who made Banksy famous With Banksy hiding his identity, Steve acted like a spokesperson, and with his gift of the gab style, I feel it was a large part of the success. How long has it been now that Banksy hasn't had a spokesperson? a human face to talk to the media and appear on the news or at events? Yeah, Banksy puts out some very witty statements, but Steve has that cheeky chappy delivery that added too the naughty boy Banksy persona.
The man who made Banksy famous With Banksy hiding his identity, Steve acted like a spokesperson, and with his gift of the gab style, I feel it was a large part of the success. How long has it been now that Banksy hasn't had a spokesperson? a human face to talk to the media and appear on the news or at events? Yeah, Banksy puts out some very witty statements, but Steve has that cheeky chappy delivery that added too the naughty boy Banksy persona.
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