[denzil]

COMING SOON. The untold story of the world’s most famous artist, the empire he built and the movement he inspired.



The mystery surrounding ‘Banksy’, the anonymous street artist whose illegal stencils, pranks, invasions and interventions have outraged the establishment while captivating ordinary people across the planet for more than two decades. But despite being one of the most important figures of our times, Banksy has remained an enigma, with little known about the circumstances of his life and work.



“Banksy & The Rise of Outlaw Art” finally reveals Banksy’s story, from his roots in a criminal subculture to his rise as the leader of an art revolution.



Featuring: art promoter Steve Lazarides; Bristol graffiti pioneer John Nation; renowned street artists Ben Eine, Risk, Felix ‘Flx’ Braun, KET & Scape, plus a host of art experts and cultural commentators.


 

[Tobi187]

Not sure if someone posted this already but I just saw the trailer popping up on Youtube.




The mystery surrounding ‘Banksy’, the anonymous street artist whose illegal stencils, pranks, invasions and interventions have outraged the establishment while captivating ordinary people across the planet for more than two decades. But despite being one of the most important figures of our times, Banksy has remained an enigma, with little known about the circumstances of his life and work.

“Banksy & The Rise of Outlaw Art” finally reveals Banksy’s story, from his roots in a criminal subculture to his rise as the leader of an art revolution.

Featuring: art promoter Steve Lazarides; Bristol graffiti pioneer John Nation; renowned street artists Ben Eine, Risk, Felix ‘Flx’ Braun, KET & Scape, plus a host of art experts and cultural commentators.

[lv90210]

Oct 22, 2019 14:31:56 GMT 1 Tobi187 said:

Not sure if someone posted this already but I just saw the trailer popping up on Youtube.




The mystery surrounding ‘Banksy’, the anonymous street artist whose illegal stencils, pranks, invasions and interventions have outraged the establishment while captivating ordinary people across the planet for more than two decades. But despite being one of the most important figures of our times, Banksy has remained an enigma, with little known about the circumstances of his life and work.

“Banksy & The Rise of Outlaw Art” finally reveals Banksy’s story, from his roots in a criminal subculture to his rise as the leader of an art revolution.

Featuring: art promoter Steve Lazarides; Bristol graffiti pioneer John Nation; renowned street artists Ben Eine, Risk, Felix ‘Flx’ Braun, KET & Scape, plus a host of art experts and cultural commentators.

I saw the advert for this the other day, do you know what platform is will be shown on ? 

[Tobi187]

That's a good question. They did not mention anything...

[cmc]

coming soon

[Tobi187]

Someone posted this on FB a few days ago and seems to have a few more details about the project:

Good day everyone. Here is a trailer for Banksy And The Rise of outlaw Art. A brand new 2 hour documentrey film made summer of 2019 and soon to be screened on the Netflix channel and possibly on Sky Arts channel. The film features a host of people from across the art world including one of our own, John Nation.
The film is premiered at the Cannes International Film Festival next week. Once we have the broadcast date details we will share it with you all on our page. Enjoy the trailer and have a great day

[mika]

Insteresting trailer. Looking forward to seeing more.
But the Cannes International Film Festival was in May
www.festival-cannes.com/en

[GMA]

Sweet, looking forward to that. I always enjoy these sort of documentaries. One of my favourites was City of Paranoia.

[Easy-Z]

Today is the release ate.
Where can it be viewed?

[Tobi187]

Feb 18, 2020 15:34:45 GMT 1 Easy-Z said:

Today is the release ate.
Where can it be viewed?

Its available on iTunes now: 

itunes.apple.com/us/movie/banksy-and-the-rise-of-outlaw-art/id1492185367?ign-mpt=uo%3D2

Edit: DVD on Amazon: www.amazon.com/Banksy-Rise-Outlaw-Art-Eine/dp/B083XRCCGR

[Tobi187]

The marketing behind the movie is pretty weak and their social media channels as well with 52 followers on Instagram and 665 on Facebook.

[thrash822]

20 bucks to watch it from itunes or amazon.. so yeah, if anyone here watches it. Please let us know your thoughts

[Terry Fuckwitt]

Anyone watched this yet? Any good?

[Tobi187]

Feb 20, 2020 11:44:15 GMT 1 Terry Fuckwitt said:

Anyone watched this yet? Any good?

Downloading at the moment... 

[vvk]

Well this looks fun.



Anyone see this yet.?

[Not 4 The Thril]

I watched it last night. It was ok, really slow. Nothing you haven't seen before.
Its like if a college filmmaker watched Saving Banksy and Exit Through the Gift shop and was tasked with making their own version of it.

[tarquin73]

Where did you find this to watch, was it UK as I’m struggling to find it anywhere.

[Javier]

Try this link....
lm.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F39IM2ec%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR2p80bdMzf2oU53me6dilDhen5mLNodkN6nonX5OcjslfnOwrp8L1yCDEA&h=AT2dBQdrFeCPMokXd81W1CZHejZrN-HKaHDICiqZO3-JR4hqjr2L1g364NTn8sCIf5A98Z1TvlQlp2R3qOF6m4hBtyKxAQIzCHD7g-Zrsw9iXYeFG3LfSgFpJr8nVA3M

[tarquin73]

Won’t let me rent it as outside the USA

[tarquin73]

Where did you download this from please?

[Javier]

play.google.com/store/movies/details/Banksy_and_the_Rise_of_Outlaw_Art?id=gx3xICde57U.P&hl=es

[tarquin73]

Excellent, thank you

[King Robbo Lives]

It's up on Vudu as well. It does a great job of following the rise of Banksy and his movements. Not as much focus on the overall Street Art scene as anticipated by the title, but a great flick nonetheless. 8/10 in my opinion, would have been a 9 sans Ben Eine.

There were a few scenes that stuck out to me. The inclusion of Del Naja's Marilyn Monroe screenprints from "The Art of Massive Attack" book were shown in a series of works early on that were suggested to be Banksy. I'm curious how that got mixed up or if it were done intentionally.

Secondly, Steve Lazarides mentions that he used to take the bus into Bristol to see 3D's early works. I hadn't heard that before. Cool piece of history to add into the annals.

edit: It was mentioned in the 2016 Independent feature of Laz, "he pauses at some canvases by Robert "3D" Del Naja, the Massive Attack singer-cum-graffiti artist. "He's really the reason I got started. I used to get the bus in from the estate I lived in to go and see his graffiti. Way before he started his idiotic pop band!""

...[on Banksy] "The detail of the duo's falling out remains a mystery but there seems to be no love lost on either side. "I saw him at a Massive Attack gig last Friday, but maintained a healthy distance," Lazarides says."...

www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/features/steve-lazarides-interview-the-man-behind-banksy-on-why-graffiti-art-shouldn-t-be-looked-down-on-a6924606.html

[Deleted]

It's on Amazon to rent at the moment.

[tyler]

Just saw the trailer for a new Bansky and Urban Art documentary, Banksy and the Rise of Outlaw Art.  Haven't watched it yet, so I can't give any feedback. It looks like its free with an Amazon Prime account.

www.amazon.com/Banksy-Rise-Outlaw-Art-Eine/dp/B083XBP5XF

[tarquin73]

May 20, 2020 21:21:14 GMT 1 tyler said:

Just saw the trailer for a new Bansky and Urban Art documentary, Banksy and the Rise of Outlaw Art.  Haven't watched it yet, so I can't give any feedback. It looks like its free with an Amazon Prime account.

www.amazon.com/Banksy-Rise-Outlaw-Art-Eine/dp/B083XBP5XF

I watched it a couple of months ago when it was released. It’s an ok watch but nothing that you won’t have seen before in other documentaries.

[Fast Eddie]

Mostly standard material in my opinion. Maybe valid as an introduction to the movement.

What's most annoying is that the film shows little sincerity and goes through lists of facts and places without much committment to its subject.

Lots of Ben Eine though. He looks pretty fried.

[gbh]

Just watched it. Not too bad. Covers a lot of early days history.

[privatesale]

Just watched it - a nice little reference to UAA in there

[Pipes]

Just watched this on Amazon (free for Prime members)

Although it consists of lots of Banksy stories you may already know - it was an enjoyable journey through his history and career.