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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by stender on Apr 15, 2008 12:38:04 GMT 1, That was with a scheduled release time. Your gonna have a sore finger come thursday as no time has been set. 
That was with a scheduled release time. Your gonna have a sore finger come thursday as no time has been set. |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by anthoz on Apr 15, 2008 12:59:52 GMT 1, Just to give some hope to you folks. I got a TMA Holly on the BRP release. F5ing on IE7. The only thing I believe helped me out was my work internet connection which is super fast.
did you F5 the nick walker page or the 'prints' page?
Just to give some hope to you folks. I got a TMA Holly on the BRP release. F5ing on IE7. The only thing I believe helped me out was my work internet connection which is super fast. did you F5 the nick walker page or the 'prints' page? |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by darjeeling on Apr 15, 2008 13:13:44 GMT 1, I seriously doubt that will happen imo. Like has already been said a few times in this thread, Nicks sudden popularity is in part down to the, much more accessible than the work he has produced before, Vandal series.
...yeah ok, but seriously let's not overlook his sudden popularity is much more so based on the fact that his lame ass moona lisa sold for a billion dollars at Bonhams because some idiot thought it was a Banksy.
His TMA gimmick has gotten old right quick don't ya think? It was an ok image to begin with but it's not the show stopper you guys are acting like it is. He's going to run out of things to paint rainbow streaks on pretty soon anyway.
I seriously doubt that will happen imo. Like has already been said a few times in this thread, Nicks sudden popularity is in part down to the, much more accessible than the work he has produced before, Vandal series. ...yeah ok, but seriously let's not overlook his sudden popularity is much more so based on the fact that his lame ass moona lisa sold for a billion dollars at Bonhams because some idiot thought it was a Banksy. His TMA gimmick has gotten old right quick don't ya think? It was an ok image to begin with but it's not the show stopper you guys are acting like it is. He's going to run out of things to paint rainbow streaks on pretty soon anyway. |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by mammal2 on Apr 15, 2008 13:20:00 GMT 1, I seriously doubt that will happen imo. Like has already been said a few times in this thread, Nicks sudden popularity is in part down to the, much more accessible than the work he has produced before, Vandal series. ...yeah ok, but seriously let's not overlook his sudden popularity is much more so based on the fact that his lame ass moona lisa sold for a billion dollars at Bonhams because some idiot thought it was a Banksy. His TMA gimmick has gotten old right quick don't ya think? It was an ok image to begin with but it's not the show stopper you guys are acting like it is. He's going to run out of things to paint rainbow streaks on pretty soon anyway.
No one ever said they thought it was a Banksy. The buyer knew what he was buying!
I seriously doubt that will happen imo. Like has already been said a few times in this thread, Nicks sudden popularity is in part down to the, much more accessible than the work he has produced before, Vandal series. ...yeah ok, but seriously let's not overlook his sudden popularity is much more so based on the fact that his lame ass moona lisa sold for a billion dollars at Bonhams because some idiot thought it was a Banksy. His TMA gimmick has gotten old right quick don't ya think? It was an ok image to begin with but it's not the show stopper you guys are acting like it is. He's going to run out of things to paint rainbow streaks on pretty soon anyway. No one ever said they thought it was a Banksy. The buyer knew what he was buying! |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by romanywg on Apr 15, 2008 13:25:37 GMT 1, ...yeah ok, but seriously let's not overlook his sudden popularity is much more so based on the fact that his lame ass moona lisa sold for a billion dollars at Bonhams because some idiot thought it was a Banksy.
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How stupid is that thinking! It must have been at least 2 or 3 people in that case to push it up to that price. A well known 'celebrity' went up to 40k on it (knowing who it was by) and NW knows who bought it as they have been in touch. So stick that in your pipe..
...yeah ok, but seriously let's not overlook his sudden popularity is much more so based on the fact that his lame ass moona lisa sold for a billion dollars at Bonhams because some idiot thought it was a Banksy.
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How stupid is that thinking! It must have been at least 2 or 3 people in that case to push it up to that price. A well known 'celebrity' went up to 40k on it (knowing who it was by) and NW knows who bought it as they have been in touch. So stick that in your pipe..
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by killerkellah on Apr 15, 2008 13:28:46 GMT 1, Nick is talented - no argument. Nicks work has received alot more attention because a) its improved b) it sold for alot of money at Bonhams.
Its as simple as that. Will it last, yes, because its in no ones interests to devalue the art.
High prices for prints gives them are an air of luxury and importance, which adds to their appeal. These prints would have been cheaper if Nick hadnt done so well at Bonhams and in turn received the coverage surrounding it.
Nick is talented - no argument. Nicks work has received alot more attention because a) its improved b) it sold for alot of money at Bonhams.
Its as simple as that. Will it last, yes, because its in no ones interests to devalue the art.
High prices for prints gives them are an air of luxury and importance, which adds to their appeal. These prints would have been cheaper if Nick hadnt done so well at Bonhams and in turn received the coverage surrounding it.
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by darjeeling on Apr 15, 2008 13:34:04 GMT 1, all of you are interested in walker PRECISELY because his stuff is now more valuable.
don't kid yourselves otherwise that means you actually really, really want a picture of a giant butterfly over a boat!
all of you are interested in walker PRECISELY because his stuff is now more valuable.
don't kid yourselves otherwise that means you actually really, really want a picture of a giant butterfly over a boat! giant glittery butterfly! |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by colonelkurtz on Apr 15, 2008 13:34:36 GMT 1, it may not be anyones interest to devalue his work... but that depends on the interest. As commonly discussed on this forum, hype/attention/newer pieces are the driving factors of any price movements.
Air's of luxury and importance has nothing to do with cost.
How sustainable Nick's career and the further work he produces will determine how long "it" will last.
it may not be anyones interest to devalue his work... but that depends on the interest. As commonly discussed on this forum, hype/attention/newer pieces are the driving factors of any price movements.
Air's of luxury and importance has nothing to do with cost.
How sustainable Nick's career and the further work he produces will determine how long "it" will last.
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by darjeeling on Apr 15, 2008 13:39:18 GMT 1, DOn't kid yourselves folks, everything at Bonhams was bid up to really stupid prices by people who had no f**king clue what 'urban art' really is — this dramatic of a rise in prices (up to £30 f**king thousand for a canvas?) on an artist based on a single auction result and rampant flipping is going to leave a lot of people burned.
DOn't kid yourselves folks, everything at Bonhams was bid up to really stupid prices by people who had no f**king clue what 'urban art' really is — this dramatic of a rise in prices (up to £30 f**king thousand for a canvas?) on an artist based on a single auction result and rampant flipping is going to leave a lot of people burned.
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by griffermans on Apr 15, 2008 14:47:36 GMT 1, Roman, who was the celeb, do you know?
Roman, who was the celeb, do you know?
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by mammal2 on Apr 15, 2008 14:54:51 GMT 1, I saw Ian Brown, but he was bidding on the old monkey.
I saw Ian Brown, but he was bidding on the old monkey.
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by fatherxmas on Apr 15, 2008 15:03:54 GMT 1, i was behind ian brown and commented on such a expensive purchase.his responce.."well, you know"
lol
i was behind ian brown and commented on such a expensive purchase.his responce.."well, you know"
lol
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by funyoung on Apr 15, 2008 15:05:14 GMT 1, Anyone want to go halves on a Butterfly/boat print?
You can have the butterfly and I'll have the boat?
Anyone want to go halves on a Butterfly/boat print?
You can have the butterfly and I'll have the boat?
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by spencerlee on Apr 15, 2008 15:09:11 GMT 1, Anyone want to go halves on a Butterfly/boat print? You can have the butterfly and I'll have the boat?
I'm in  . I love butterflies.....I have just done some marketing literature for my girlfriend's business with a butterfly motif.
Anyone want to go halves on a Butterfly/boat print? You can have the butterfly and I'll have the boat? I'm in . I love butterflies.....I have just done some marketing literature for my girlfriend's business with a butterfly motif. |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by Art-el on Apr 15, 2008 17:02:58 GMT 1, I seriously doubt that will happen imo. Like has already been said a few times in this thread, Nicks sudden popularity is in part down to the, much more accessible than the work he has produced before, Vandal series. ...yeah ok, but seriously let's not overlook his sudden popularity is much more so based on the fact that his lame ass moona lisa sold for a billion dollars at Bonhams because some idiot thought it was a Banksy. His TMA gimmick has gotten old right quick don't ya think? It was an ok image to begin with but it's not the show stopper you guys are acting like it is. He's going to run out of things to paint rainbow streaks on pretty soon anyway.
There have been some seriously ill informed posts on this and other threads.
I'll try to address each nonsense in turn -
To label TMA series a gimmick is laughable. Does that make Banksy's Rat's and his and Warhols cans a gimmick. There are numerous such like 'Gimmick's' woven into the fabric of art historyl if thats the case. I won't go on.
I guess by the same token Micallefs career is f**ked if we're going down the 'Rainbow logic!!..' route?
As for Bonhams and the Moona being bought by some bonus eyed fool from the city your wrong, the underbidders were both very knowledgable and respected in the street art genre
As for all this b**ching by those so say 'about to pull the trigger' on a peice of Nick's is laughable, the only reason that 75% of people on are whining is purely down to, money and greed and that print x is now worth x ammount more than it was pre Bonhams & LA.
I appreciate that there are a lot of people new to Nick's work who are now unable to buy a piece down to the mad prices.
Let's not kid ourselves though folks that this is something that's not happened overnight, for years now Nick has repped himself after splitting from Scrawl collective and has produced a body of work that is comparable to many lauded names dead or alive in the street art world.
Banksy called him an enigma and if anyone's held him back then it's POW who (from the numerous works that people are salivatting over) only chose to do his worst reworking of The Mona Lisa and one of his worst images, very strange as they are the leading/most trumpeted printhouse's with it's routes in graff.
Oh sorry they did do a black Marge Simpson! WTF
There were many who new that Bristol had the TWO of best stencil/graff artists in our midst. For those with short memories or the inability to look past the end of your nose, just take time out of your bitter vision and read Nick's bio (see below). A man who has grafted his way to the top, his work well respected amongst his peers and a very nice gent.
Bristol born artist Nick Walker emerged from the now infamous & ground breaking Wild Bunch/Bristol Sound scene of the early 1980’s. It was from the artistic element that spawned Nick aka Ego.
It was over two decades ago, when the baby faced B-Boy was in his mid teens, he walked into the Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol and walked out with an agreement with them to host a group graffiti show. He conceptualized, curated & exhibited work within this breakthrough exhibition, simply titled ‘Graffiti Art in Bristol’, and featured the work of 3D, Z- Boys, Fade, Jaffa, Pride and Scot Stevens. This was one of the first times in the UK that street work had been given a legitimate showcase from the outside in.
This elevated Nick from ‘Vandal’ (a recurring theme in his work to date) to Artist and created opportunities for him to paint the film sets of movies ranging from Judge Dredd to Hackers, B-Monkey and Stanley Kubrick's, Eyes Wide Shut. It was during this brief move away from street work that he shed his infamous EGO tag and re-emerged as Nick Walker the Apish Angel.
As a forerunner to Banksy and the now mainstream British stencil/graffiti phenomenon, he has always been a pioneer of his field. Constantly evolving and pushing the boundaries of traditional graffiti by combining intricate stencil images with his conventional freehand methods, his work has always been without fear of being pigeon holed and always remains artistically landscaped, constantly innovative and thought provoking. In more recent years his distinctive style has effortlessly made the transition from world streets to gallery walls leading to him show his work worldwide by taking part in solo and group shows in London, Canada, Tokyo, Berlin, Taiwan and numerous venues in the US. He has featured in numerous publications, and features heavily in books written by graff’s sage Tristan Manko’s
His highly acclaimed 2006 Bristol show titled ‘The Art of Nick Walker’ took a retrospective look at his work from 1994 to present. This was quickly followed up by the release of his piece titled ‘The Moona Lisa’ which stole the show at POW’s annual shin-dig, ‘Santa’s Ghetto’. The old girl even getting her ‘cheeks’ out on the BBC’s coverage of the event for News Night. Having conceived and cut this the latest of subversions of the ‘worlds most famous portrait’, Nick painted the image for the first time at the Nuart, music and Art festival (’06) held in Stavanger, Norway each September. The execution of the piece was caught on film and has received over 40,000 views on You Tube.
As well as the sold out ‘To have and To Hold’ show at The Wonderful Workshop in Bristol, 2007 has also seen his editions sell out at the Randall-Scott Gallery in Washington DC and feature in the ‘Found’ show at the Leonard Street Gallery, London. Autumn 2007 will see him exhibit what he himself has referred to as his ‘hardest & most time consuming body of work to date’ in London. 2008 sees Nick kicking off with his first solo show in Los Angeles at the Carmichael gallery in February.
Nick continues to be hugely popular in the UK and worldwide.
The true gent of the street art scene (yes, way before it went showbiz!); ladies and gents, I give you Nick Walker aka The Apish Angel and man of many hats!
I seriously doubt that will happen imo. Like has already been said a few times in this thread, Nicks sudden popularity is in part down to the, much more accessible than the work he has produced before, Vandal series. ...yeah ok, but seriously let's not overlook his sudden popularity is much more so based on the fact that his lame ass moona lisa sold for a billion dollars at Bonhams because some idiot thought it was a Banksy. His TMA gimmick has gotten old right quick don't ya think? It was an ok image to begin with but it's not the show stopper you guys are acting like it is. He's going to run out of things to paint rainbow streaks on pretty soon anyway. There have been some seriously ill informed posts on this and other threads. I'll try to address each nonsense in turn - To label TMA series a gimmick is laughable. Does that make Banksy's Rat's and his and Warhols cans a gimmick. There are numerous such like 'Gimmick's' woven into the fabric of art historyl if thats the case. I won't go on. I guess by the same token Micallefs career is f**ked if we're going down the 'Rainbow logic!!..' route? As for Bonhams and the Moona being bought by some bonus eyed fool from the city your wrong, the underbidders were both very knowledgable and respected in the street art genre As for all this b**ching by those so say 'about to pull the trigger' on a peice of Nick's is laughable, the only reason that 75% of people on are whining is purely down to, money and greed and that print x is now worth x ammount more than it was pre Bonhams & LA. I appreciate that there are a lot of people new to Nick's work who are now unable to buy a piece down to the mad prices. Let's not kid ourselves though folks that this is something that's not happened overnight, for years now Nick has repped himself after splitting from Scrawl collective and has produced a body of work that is comparable to many lauded names dead or alive in the street art world. Banksy called him an enigma and if anyone's held him back then it's POW who (from the numerous works that people are salivatting over) only chose to do his worst reworking of The Mona Lisa and one of his worst images, very strange as they are the leading/most trumpeted printhouse's with it's routes in graff. Oh sorry they did do a black Marge Simpson! WTF There were many who new that Bristol had the TWO of best stencil/graff artists in our midst. For those with short memories or the inability to look past the end of your nose, just take time out of your bitter vision and read Nick's bio (see below). A man who has grafted his way to the top, his work well respected amongst his peers and a very nice gent. Bristol born artist Nick Walker emerged from the now infamous & ground breaking Wild Bunch/Bristol Sound scene of the early 1980’s. It was from the artistic element that spawned Nick aka Ego. It was over two decades ago, when the baby faced B-Boy was in his mid teens, he walked into the Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol and walked out with an agreement with them to host a group graffiti show. He conceptualized, curated & exhibited work within this breakthrough exhibition, simply titled ‘Graffiti Art in Bristol’, and featured the work of 3D, Z- Boys, Fade, Jaffa, Pride and Scot Stevens. This was one of the first times in the UK that street work had been given a legitimate showcase from the outside in. This elevated Nick from ‘Vandal’ (a recurring theme in his work to date) to Artist and created opportunities for him to paint the film sets of movies ranging from Judge Dredd to Hackers, B-Monkey and Stanley Kubrick's, Eyes Wide Shut. It was during this brief move away from street work that he shed his infamous EGO tag and re-emerged as Nick Walker the Apish Angel. As a forerunner to Banksy and the now mainstream British stencil/graffiti phenomenon, he has always been a pioneer of his field. Constantly evolving and pushing the boundaries of traditional graffiti by combining intricate stencil images with his conventional freehand methods, his work has always been without fear of being pigeon holed and always remains artistically landscaped, constantly innovative and thought provoking. In more recent years his distinctive style has effortlessly made the transition from world streets to gallery walls leading to him show his work worldwide by taking part in solo and group shows in London, Canada, Tokyo, Berlin, Taiwan and numerous venues in the US. He has featured in numerous publications, and features heavily in books written by graff’s sage Tristan Manko’s His highly acclaimed 2006 Bristol show titled ‘The Art of Nick Walker’ took a retrospective look at his work from 1994 to present. This was quickly followed up by the release of his piece titled ‘The Moona Lisa’ which stole the show at POW’s annual shin-dig, ‘Santa’s Ghetto’. The old girl even getting her ‘cheeks’ out on the BBC’s coverage of the event for News Night. Having conceived and cut this the latest of subversions of the ‘worlds most famous portrait’, Nick painted the image for the first time at the Nuart, music and Art festival (’06) held in Stavanger, Norway each September. The execution of the piece was caught on film and has received over 40,000 views on You Tube. As well as the sold out ‘To have and To Hold’ show at The Wonderful Workshop in Bristol, 2007 has also seen his editions sell out at the Randall-Scott Gallery in Washington DC and feature in the ‘Found’ show at the Leonard Street Gallery, London. Autumn 2007 will see him exhibit what he himself has referred to as his ‘hardest & most time consuming body of work to date’ in London. 2008 sees Nick kicking off with his first solo show in Los Angeles at the Carmichael gallery in February. Nick continues to be hugely popular in the UK and worldwide. The true gent of the street art scene (yes, way before it went showbiz!); ladies and gents, I give you Nick Walker aka The Apish Angel and man of many hats! |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by dh on Apr 15, 2008 17:14:44 GMT 1, Superb post!
Superb post!
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by griffermans on Apr 15, 2008 19:10:12 GMT 1, right on brother
right on brother
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by mred on Apr 15, 2008 19:31:05 GMT 1, Only two more days of moaning and then we can all start talking about the art.
Only two more days of moaning and then we can all start talking about the art.
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by Michael Jacob on Apr 15, 2008 19:32:16 GMT 1, Standing-O!
Standing-O!
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by bobbyt23 on Apr 15, 2008 19:36:03 GMT 1, Only two more days of moaning and then we can all start talking about the art.
Hmmmmmm I'm sure we'll have to get past some moaning about the print releases too. 
Only two more days of moaning and then we can all start talking about the art. Hmmmmmm I'm sure we'll have to get past some moaning about the print releases too. |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by viperuk on Apr 15, 2008 19:52:06 GMT 1, I question without trying to make people laugh... With the on-line release of the 2 prints - can I buy a copy of both prints or does BRP have a clause like POW about only 1 per customer...
I question without trying to make people laugh... With the on-line release of the 2 prints - can I buy a copy of both prints or does BRP have a clause like POW about only 1 per customer... |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by tirol on Apr 15, 2008 20:06:19 GMT 1, I question without trying to make people laugh... With the on-line release of the 2 prints - can I buy a copy of both prints or does BRP have a clause like POW about only 1 per customer...
def. only 1 per customer
I question without trying to make people laugh... With the on-line release of the 2 prints - can I buy a copy of both prints or does BRP have a clause like POW about only 1 per customer... def. only 1 per customer |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by snakes on Apr 15, 2008 20:08:01 GMT 1, I question without trying to make people laugh... With the on-line release of the 2 prints - can I buy a copy of both prints or does BRP have a clause like POW about only 1 per customer... def. only 1 per customer
Not if you are in line with your extended family and you all have PDA's and are able to get both multiple copies online and from the Q!
I question without trying to make people laugh... With the on-line release of the 2 prints - can I buy a copy of both prints or does BRP have a clause like POW about only 1 per customer... def. only 1 per customer Not if you are in line with your extended family and you all have PDA's and are able to get both multiple copies online and from the Q! |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by bobbyt23 on Apr 15, 2008 20:12:07 GMT 1, Not if you are in line with your extended family and you all have PDA's and are able to get both multiple copies online and from the Q!
HaHa. BRP need to get a phone jammer so people cant ring there family's to come down or go online. Now that would be amusing to see the flippers start stressing that they cant get in touch with each other. ;D
Not if you are in line with your extended family and you all have PDA's and are able to get both multiple copies online and from the Q! HaHa. BRP need to get a phone jammer so people cant ring there family's to come down or go online. Now that would be amusing to see the flippers start stressing that they cant get in touch with each other. ;D |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by Oliver Winconek on Apr 15, 2008 20:13:36 GMT 1, I went to Black Rat Press today and was lucky enough to see the new Nick Walker work on display, look out for 'V for vandalism' being projected onto the houses of parliament tonight! I was also lucky enough to see a pre-release version of Blek le Rat's new book, has some great photography, there will be a limited edition run with slipcovers as well, an essential purchase i'm sure. A lot of the bigger Nick Walker canvasses have sold already, there is a run of 75 prints that will be available on Thursday though. All in all a great day!
I went to Black Rat Press today and was lucky enough to see the new Nick Walker work on display, look out for 'V for vandalism' being projected onto the houses of parliament tonight! I was also lucky enough to see a pre-release version of Blek le Rat's new book, has some great photography, there will be a limited edition run with slipcovers as well, an essential purchase i'm sure. A lot of the bigger Nick Walker canvasses have sold already, there is a run of 75 prints that will be available on Thursday though. All in all a great day!
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by manty on Apr 15, 2008 20:14:18 GMT 1, This is a mighty long thread
This is a mighty long thread
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by bobbyt23 on Apr 15, 2008 20:17:34 GMT 1, I went to Black Rat Press today and was lucky enough to see the new Nick Walker work on display, look out for 'V for vandalism' being projected onto the houses of parliament tonight! I was also lucky enough to see a pre-release version of Blek le Rat's new book, has some great photography, there will be a limited edition run with slipcovers as well, an essential purchase i'm sure. A lot of the bigger Nick Walker canvasses have sold already, there is a run of 75 prints that will be available on Thursday though. All in all a great day!
Cool. Cant wait to see the art. Are there lots of new pieces??
I went to Black Rat Press today and was lucky enough to see the new Nick Walker work on display, look out for 'V for vandalism' being projected onto the houses of parliament tonight! I was also lucky enough to see a pre-release version of Blek le Rat's new book, has some great photography, there will be a limited edition run with slipcovers as well, an essential purchase i'm sure. A lot of the bigger Nick Walker canvasses have sold already, there is a run of 75 prints that will be available on Thursday though. All in all a great day! Cool. Cant wait to see the art. Are there lots of new pieces?? |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by dogant on Apr 15, 2008 20:24:24 GMT 1, I went to Black Rat Press today and was lucky enough to see the new Nick Walker work on display, look out for 'V for vandalism' being projected onto the houses of parliament tonight! I was also lucky enough to see a pre-release version of Blek le Rat's new book, has some great photography, there will be a limited edition run with slipcovers as well, an essential purchase i'm sure. A lot of the bigger Nick Walker canvasses have sold already, there is a run of 75 prints that will be available on Thursday though. All in all a great day!
Oliver,
Many thanks for the update - some intersting stuff.
keep it secret!
I went to Black Rat Press today and was lucky enough to see the new Nick Walker work on display, look out for 'V for vandalism' being projected onto the houses of parliament tonight! I was also lucky enough to see a pre-release version of Blek le Rat's new book, has some great photography, there will be a limited edition run with slipcovers as well, an essential purchase i'm sure. A lot of the bigger Nick Walker canvasses have sold already, there is a run of 75 prints that will be available on Thursday though. All in all a great day! Oliver, Many thanks for the update - some intersting stuff. keep it secret! |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by motor on Apr 15, 2008 20:29:09 GMT 1, Only two more days of moaning and then we can all start talking about the art.
You wish...
It will be another 10 pages of talking about queues, moaning about missing on the prints, ranting on about flippers, posting the ebay listings 30 sec after the release and so on...
I hope I am wrong but somehow I doubt that.
Only two more days of moaning and then we can all start talking about the art. You wish... It will be another 10 pages of talking about queues, moaning about missing on the prints, ranting on about flippers, posting the ebay listings 30 sec after the release and so on... I hope I am wrong but somehow I doubt that. |
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Nick Walker V for Vandalism, by kahuna on Apr 15, 2008 20:30:39 GMT 1, I think it's safe to say that everything other than the MA series has a much more restricted admiration base!? The Vandal series also has a very broad based appeal and it is a smart move on the part of BRP to be including this as part of the print release. Nick's work has reached a new level on two fronts. I believe his current values are sustainable and his profile is about to explode beyond the forums.
I think it's safe to say that everything other than the MA series has a much more restricted admiration base!? The Vandal series also has a very broad based appeal and it is a smart move on the part of BRP to be including this as part of the print release. Nick's work has reached a new level on two fronts. I believe his current values are sustainable and his profile is about to explode beyond the forums. |
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. I love butterflies.....I have just done some marketing literature for my girlfriend's business with a butterfly motif.
