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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by inefficiency of on Oct 31, 2024 11:53:49 GMT 1, I was about to post the same… not sure what he is getting at.
I was about to post the same… not sure what he is getting at. |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by Devizes /\_/\ on Oct 31, 2024 11:56:57 GMT 1, The more you see/hear of him the less likeable he is. What a t**t.
The more you see/hear of him the less likeable he is. What a t**t. |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by marrosi on Oct 31, 2024 12:04:06 GMT 1, WTF ?
WTF ?
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by Dungle on Oct 31, 2024 12:13:14 GMT 1, Should imagine it’s him just saying it’s the end as he’s selling all his work today at auction isn’t he.
Should imagine it’s him just saying it’s the end as he’s selling all his work today at auction isn’t he. |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by Red Lotus on Oct 31, 2024 12:20:07 GMT 1, Thanks Met, appreciate the insight - I wasn't aware Steve was 'getting creative' so to speak.
Thanks Met, appreciate the insight - I wasn't aware Steve was 'getting creative' so to speak.
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by Georgie Poppit on Oct 31, 2024 12:24:51 GMT 1, What’s the best way to get a reaction to help draw attention to his auction?
Clever? Cunning? Desperate?
What’s the best way to get a reaction to help draw attention to his auction?
Clever? Cunning? Desperate?
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by Majestic on Oct 31, 2024 12:31:00 GMT 1,
My sense is that Steve likes attention.
My sense is that Steve likes attention. |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by goose on Oct 31, 2024 12:46:49 GMT 1, What’s the best way to get a reaction to help draw attention to his auction? Clever? Cunning? Desperate?
What’s the best way to get a reaction to help draw attention to his auction? Clever? Cunning? Desperate? Pathetic? |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by mojo on Oct 31, 2024 13:11:21 GMT 1, Couldn't he have just said goodbye 16 years ago when they parted company.
“When the time comes to leave, just walk away quietly and don't make any fuss.”
― Banksy, Wall and Piece
*and definitely don't make a horrible sign in red pen with dodgy lettering.
Couldn't he have just said goodbye 16 years ago when they parted company.
“When the time comes to leave, just walk away quietly and don't make any fuss.”
― Banksy, Wall and Piece
*and definitely don't make a horrible sign in red pen with dodgy lettering.
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by PC Baby on Oct 31, 2024 13:15:48 GMT 1, The more you see/hear of him the less likeable he is. What a t**t.
The more you see/hear of him the less likeable he is. What a t**t. it's not even a goodbye innit. As if Banksy cares - he'll have told him to f**k off years ago! |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by drip on Oct 31, 2024 13:39:00 GMT 1, Surprised this piece isn't in the auction.
Surprised this piece isn't in the auction. |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by Winter on Oct 31, 2024 14:00:00 GMT 1, Very much doubt this is the last we'll hear about Banksy from Steve. There's still milk in that cash cow.
Very much doubt this is the last we'll hear about Banksy from Steve. There's still milk in that cash cow.
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by loui on Oct 31, 2024 14:15:57 GMT 1,
Interesting thing to frame it. He might as well be proud of the early years. It’s been a job done well 👍
Interesting thing to frame it. He might as well be proud of the early years. It’s been a job done well 👍 |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by PC Baby on Oct 31, 2024 17:31:20 GMT 1, Interesting thing to frame it. He might as well be proud of the early years. It’s been a job done well 👍
..well, job done! 🙋
Interesting thing to frame it. He might as well be proud of the early years. It’s been a job done well 👍 it's the back of a frame.. ..well, job done! 🙋 |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by stuckeyc on Oct 31, 2024 18:20:05 GMT 1, This auctioneer....
This auctioneer....
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by met on Oct 31, 2024 18:27:53 GMT 1, Thanks Met, appreciate the insight - I wasn't aware Steve was 'getting creative' so to speak.
These paint-embellished photos were posted on Instagram between 2021 and 2023, with some also listed for sale on the old Laz Emporium site:
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It is one thing for laypersons to indulge privately in random creative endeavours. That gives the vast majority of us some latitude to fuck up, and even to spawn a few monstrosities no one else will ever see. At least until we become more self‑aware, more conscious of our limitations when it comes to artistic talent.
It is another thing entirely to choose to initiate and conduct such a process in the public eye, so that the entire planet becomes our repeat witness via social media or a business website.
Youth, or the absence thereof, can be a relevant factor here as well:
Public mistakes may endear us to others when we're children or teenagers. However, by the time we reach adulthood (let alone middle age), the same kind of mistakes might easily come across as just tragic.
Images like the ones above would often make me think Lazarides needed more proper mates and honest peers. People with his best interests at heart, who would tell him what's what.
My impression is that, in recent years, he may have surrounded himself instead with individuals who were clueless about art. Or with sycophants and cowards (perhaps conflict‑avoidant customers, employees or gallery‑roster artists) — who were too embarrassed or fearful to be straight with him and risk hurting his feelings.
Thanks Met, appreciate the insight - I wasn't aware Steve was 'getting creative' so to speak. These paint-embellished photos were posted on Instagram between 2021 and 2023, with some also listed for sale on the old La z Emporium site: __________ It is one thing for laypersons to indulge privately in random creative endeavours. That gives the vast majority of us some latitude to fu ck up, and even to spawn a few monstrosities no one else will ever see. At least until we become more self‑aware, more conscious of our limitations when it comes to artistic talent. It is another thing entirely to choose to initiate and conduct such a process in the public eye, so that the entire planet becomes our repeat witness via social media or a business website. Youth, or the absence thereof, can be a relevant factor here as well: Public mistakes may endear us to others when we're children or teenagers. However, by the time we reach adulthood (let alone middle age), the same kind of mistakes might easily come across as just tragic. Images like the ones above would often make me think La zarides needed more proper mates and honest peers. People with his best interests at heart, who would tell him what's what. My impression is that, in recent years, he may have surrounded himself instead with individuals who were clueless about art. Or with sycophants and cowards (perhaps conflict‑avoidant customers, employees or gallery‑roster artists) — who were too embarrassed or fearful to be straight with him and risk hurting his feelings. |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by kjg on Oct 31, 2024 19:42:53 GMT 1, Thanks Met, appreciate the insight - I wasn't aware Steve was 'getting creative' so to speak. These paint-embellished photos were posted on Instagram between 2021 and 2023, with some also listed for sale on the old La z Emporium site: __________ It is one thing for laypersons to indulge privately in random creative endeavours. That gives the vast majority of us some latitude to fu ck up, and even to spawn a few monstrosities no one else will ever see. At least until we become more self‑aware, more conscious of our limitations when it comes to artistic talent. It is another thing entirely to choose to initiate and conduct such a process in the public eye, so that the entire planet becomes our repeat witness via social media or a business website. Youth, or the absence thereof, can be a relevant factor here as well: Public mistakes may endear us to others when we're children or teenagers. However, by the time we reach adulthood (let alone middle age), the same kind of mistakes might easily come across as just tragic. Images like the ones above would often make me think La zarides needed more proper mates and honest peers. People with his best interests at heart, who would tell him what's what. My impression is that, in recent years, he may have surrounded himself instead with individuals who were clueless about art. Or with sycophants and cowards (perhaps conflict‑avoidant customers, employees or gallery‑roster artists) — who were too embarrassed or fearful to be straight with him and risk hurting his feelings.
Thanks Met, appreciate the insight - I wasn't aware Steve was 'getting creative' so to speak. These paint-embellished photos were posted on Instagram between 2021 and 2023, with some also listed for sale on the old La z Emporium site: __________ It is one thing for laypersons to indulge privately in random creative endeavours. That gives the vast majority of us some latitude to fu ck up, and even to spawn a few monstrosities no one else will ever see. At least until we become more self‑aware, more conscious of our limitations when it comes to artistic talent. It is another thing entirely to choose to initiate and conduct such a process in the public eye, so that the entire planet becomes our repeat witness via social media or a business website. Youth, or the absence thereof, can be a relevant factor here as well: Public mistakes may endear us to others when we're children or teenagers. However, by the time we reach adulthood (let alone middle age), the same kind of mistakes might easily come across as just tragic. Images like the ones above would often make me think La zarides needed more proper mates and honest peers. People with his best interests at heart, who would tell him what's what. My impression is that, in recent years, he may have surrounded himself instead with individuals who were clueless about art. Or with sycophants and cowards (perhaps conflict‑avoidant customers, employees or gallery‑roster artists) — who were too embarrassed or fearful to be straight with him and risk hurting his feelings. Now that I've read this, I feel a little ashamed of my Christopher Wool inspired DIY print... |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by loui on Nov 1, 2024 8:00:10 GMT 1, Thanks Met, appreciate the insight - I wasn't aware Steve was 'getting creative' so to speak. These paint-embellished photos were posted on Instagram between 2021 and 2023, with some also listed for sale on the old La z Emporium site: __________ It is one thing for laypersons to indulge privately in random creative endeavours. That gives the vast majority of us some latitude to fu ck up, and even to spawn a few monstrosities no one else will ever see. At least until we become more self‑aware, more conscious of our limitations when it comes to artistic talent. It is another thing entirely to choose to initiate and conduct such a process in the public eye, so that the entire planet becomes our repeat witness via social media or a business website. Youth, or the absence thereof, can be a relevant factor here as well: Public mistakes may endear us to others when we're children or teenagers. However, by the time we reach adulthood (let alone middle age), the same kind of mistakes might easily come across as just tragic. Images like the ones above would often make me think La zarides needed more proper mates and honest peers. People with his best interests at heart, who would tell him what's what. My impression is that, in recent years, he may have surrounded himself instead with individuals who were clueless about art. Or with sycophants and cowards (perhaps conflict‑avoidant customers, employees or gallery‑roster artists) — who were too embarrassed or fearful to be straight with him and risk hurting his feelings.
Well Met, they’re all ostriches here, and that includes you. They’re all hiding their heads in the sand, to protect their milkcow and their investments. So best not to be too patronizing to gallerists and artists who took the criminal road. It’s pretty sad everyone keeps their mouth shut only because they once signed an nda or bought a banksy. We all know it’s an imaginary deity so making Steve the only scapegoat is a little pathetic, whatever background you have, and good deeds you’ve done, you may want to take a good look in the mirror too. Now I’m saying this as your friend, your pal and your mate although I do feel somewhat elevated above you 🙄
Thanks Met, appreciate the insight - I wasn't aware Steve was 'getting creative' so to speak. These paint-embellished photos were posted on Instagram between 2021 and 2023, with some also listed for sale on the old La z Emporium site: __________ It is one thing for laypersons to indulge privately in random creative endeavours. That gives the vast majority of us some latitude to fu ck up, and even to spawn a few monstrosities no one else will ever see. At least until we become more self‑aware, more conscious of our limitations when it comes to artistic talent. It is another thing entirely to choose to initiate and conduct such a process in the public eye, so that the entire planet becomes our repeat witness via social media or a business website. Youth, or the absence thereof, can be a relevant factor here as well: Public mistakes may endear us to others when we're children or teenagers. However, by the time we reach adulthood (let alone middle age), the same kind of mistakes might easily come across as just tragic. Images like the ones above would often make me think La zarides needed more proper mates and honest peers. People with his best interests at heart, who would tell him what's what. My impression is that, in recent years, he may have surrounded himself instead with individuals who were clueless about art. Or with sycophants and cowards (perhaps conflict‑avoidant customers, employees or gallery‑roster artists) — who were too embarrassed or fearful to be straight with him and risk hurting his feelings. Well Met, they’re all ostriches here, and that includes you. They’re all hiding their heads in the sand, to protect their milkcow and their investments. So best not to be too patronizing to gallerists and artists who took the criminal road. It’s pretty sad everyone keeps their mouth shut only because they once signed an nda or bought a banksy. We all know it’s an imaginary deity so making Steve the only scapegoat is a little pathetic, whatever background you have, and good deeds you’ve done, you may want to take a good look in the mirror too. Now I’m saying this as your friend, your pal and your mate although I do feel somewhat elevated above you 🙄 |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by Shoot Again on Nov 1, 2024 12:15:44 GMT 1, For me, the Peckham Rock bought for $3,575 wins the "most stupid paid" price ... closely followed by paying $7,800 for the Di-Face Tenner !!!
For me, the Peckham Rock bought for $3,575 wins the "most stupid paid" price ... closely followed by paying $7,800 for the Di-Face Tenner !!!
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by Lroy on Nov 1, 2024 14:01:16 GMT 1, For me, the Peckham Rock bought for $3,575 wins the "most stupid paid" price ... closely followed by paying $7,800 for the Di-Face Tenner !!!
there are other surrealists prices too : cds, books ( pictures of walls, little black ones , stickers, the pack of 6 postcards from the wall in Bethlehem ( still in sale for 4,5 £ , I put the link yesterday), so many jokes and irrespective sales ( he thought that he was Mr Brainwash in exit ?)…
Poor Rude coppers, 13.000 instead of 40/60000 !
Tats were most hyped than prints ..
the only one that I liked and have some interest was for me this one.
Good bye Laz, I take this as irrespect for Banksy, buyers, or us. You won’t miss me.
For me, the Peckham Rock bought for $3,575 wins the "most stupid paid" price ... closely followed by paying $7,800 for the Di-Face Tenner !!! Thanks for the link. I would not have a look if you did not post it. there are other surrealists prices too : cds, books ( pictures of walls, little black ones , stickers, the pack of 6 postcards from the wall in Bethlehem ( still in sale for 4,5 £ , I put the link yesterday), so many jokes and irrespective sales ( he thought that he was Mr Brainwash in exit ?)… Poor Rude coppers, 13.000 instead of 40/60000 ! Tats were most hyped than prints .. the only one that I liked and have some interest was for me this one. Good bye Laz, I take this as irrespect for Banksy, buyers, or us. You won’t miss me. |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by stuckeyc on Nov 1, 2024 14:11:32 GMT 1, I am in the market for a HAND in the next few months. Willing to trade 2 peckham rocks and a tenner for it winky face.
I too liked that test until I saw it was an ink jet not silkscreen. Thought about the"printed edition" but 30% on top turned me off
I am in the market for a HAND in the next few months. Willing to trade 2 peckham rocks and a tenner for it winky face.
I too liked that test until I saw it was an ink jet not silkscreen. Thought about the"printed edition" but 30% on top turned me off
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by Acme Thunderer on Nov 1, 2024 14:42:05 GMT 1, I dunno what to believe anymore. Are people that stupid or are these dodgy bids?
If they genuinely sold for these prices without any passes then the art market is officially on the up. 😉
Most overpriced tat award goes to this…
I dunno what to believe anymore. Are people that stupid or are these dodgy bids? If they genuinely sold for these prices without any passes then the art market is officially on the up. 😉 Most overpriced tat award goes to this… |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by mojo on Nov 1, 2024 16:07:45 GMT 1, I think I can now confidently say I have the most expensive beermats/coasters in the entire world (Peckham Rocks). Obvs mine are a tad faded and covered in tea stains but hey ho they only cost £1.99 from the British Museum so quite the bargain really.
*and not for resale.
I think I can now confidently say I have the most expensive beermats/coasters in the entire world (Peckham Rocks). Obvs mine are a tad faded and covered in tea stains but hey ho they only cost £1.99 from the British Museum so quite the bargain really.
*and not for resale.
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by Lroy on Nov 1, 2024 17:15:38 GMT 1, I dunno what to believe anymore. Are people that stupid or are these dodgy bids? If they genuinely sold for these prices without any passes then the art market is officially on the up. 😉 Most overpriced tat award goes to this…
all ( apart one ) has been given to mates or after a eBay sale in the package
I dunno what to believe anymore. Are people that stupid or are these dodgy bids? If they genuinely sold for these prices without any passes then the art market is officially on the up. 😉 Most overpriced tat award goes to this… In Dismaland, Stewards thrown them per dozen on the ground, I took around twelve. all ( apart one ) has been given to mates or after a eBay sale in the package |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by PC Baby on Nov 1, 2024 21:18:52 GMT 1, I think I can now confidently say I have the most expensive beermats/coasters in the entire world (Peckham Rocks). Obvs mine are a tad faded and covered in tea stains but hey ho they only cost £1.99 from the British Museum so quite the bargain really. *and not for resale.
*I applaud your use, though. 👏
I think I can now confidently say I have the most expensive beermats/coasters in the entire world (Peckham Rocks). Obvs mine are a tad faded and covered in tea stains but hey ho they only cost £1.99 from the British Museum so quite the bargain really. *and not for resale. sorry to be questioning this, but the British Museum price sticker on the back of mine says £3.99 - you must have bought a job-lot and obviously got an extra special bargain!? 😳 *I applaud your use, though. 👏 |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by mojo on Nov 1, 2024 21:32:28 GMT 1, I think I can now confidently say I have the most expensive beermats/coasters in the entire world (Peckham Rocks). Obvs mine are a tad faded and covered in tea stains but hey ho they only cost £1.99 from the British Museum so quite the bargain really. *and not for resale. sorry to be questioning this, but the British Museum price sticker on the back of mine says £3.99 - you must have bought a job-lot and obviously got an extra special bargain!? 😳 *I applaud your use, though. 👏 
I think I can now confidently say I have the most expensive beermats/coasters in the entire world (Peckham Rocks). Obvs mine are a tad faded and covered in tea stains but hey ho they only cost £1.99 from the British Museum so quite the bargain really. *and not for resale. sorry to be questioning this, but the British Museum price sticker on the back of mine says £3.99 - you must have bought a job-lot and obviously got an extra special bargain!? 😳 *I applaud your use, though. 👏 Thanks. The British Museum reduced them all to £1.99 on the last weekend of the exhibition...so I 'invested' in two |
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The Banksy Archive of Steve Lazarides, by Classics of Design on Nov 1, 2024 21:47:40 GMT 1, sorry to be questioning this, but the British Museum price sticker on the back of mine says £3.99 - you must have bought a job-lot and obviously got an extra special bargain!? 😳 *I applaud your use, though. 👏 Thanks. The British Museum reduced them all to £1.99 on the last weekend of the exhibition...so I 'invested' in two
£1.99 and no limit to how many you could buy if I recall, I felt a bit cheeky buying a tenners worth 😂
sorry to be questioning this, but the British Museum price sticker on the back of mine says £3.99 - you must have bought a job-lot and obviously got an extra special bargain!? 😳 *I applaud your use, though. 👏 Thanks. The British Museum reduced them all to £1.99 on the last weekend of the exhibition...so I 'invested' in two £1.99 and no limit to how many you could buy if I recall, I felt a bit cheeky buying a tenners worth 😂 |
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