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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by Coach on Jun 18, 2011 1:02:17 GMT 1, Am I missing something here?
Have seen his name mentioned a few times.
Googled it, and found this
What is going on?
Seems like some sort of Xfactor/Britains got no talent graff entry.
But is his name becoming more than that somehow?
Am I missing something here?
Have seen his name mentioned a few times.
Googled it, and found this
What is going on?
Seems like some sort of Xfactor/Britains got no talent graff entry.
But is his name becoming more than that somehow?
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by bullet on Jun 18, 2011 1:12:37 GMT 1, Am I missing something here? Have seen his name mentioned a few times. Googled it, and found this What is going on? Seems like some sort of Xfactor/Britains got no talent graff entry. But is his name becoming more than that somehow?
Jesus. What a highly unfortunate name.
Spandex anyone?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Simmons
Am I missing something here? Have seen his name mentioned a few times. Googled it, and found this What is going on? Seems like some sort of Xfactor/Britains got no talent graff entry. But is his name becoming more than that somehow? Jesus. What a highly unfortunate name. Spandex anyone? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Simmons |
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by Coach on Jun 18, 2011 1:20:25 GMT 1, Saw him too FR - stunning hairline!
But this is the "graffiti" artist Richard Simmons.
Worries me.
Saw him too FR - stunning hairline!
But this is the "graffiti" artist Richard Simmons.
Worries me.
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by aurora on Jun 18, 2011 8:29:30 GMT 1, part of this (self-proclaimed) art 'movement'... www.facebook.com/artisthecureofficial?sk=wall
just saw the guy outside opera gallery putting up the obama piece..
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by wizzy on Jun 18, 2011 8:36:16 GMT 1, Worra Nob.
Worra Nob.
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by joeschmo on Jun 18, 2011 8:50:39 GMT 1, ''Rich Simmons has been compared to Banksy. His iconic images reflect an incredible vision and skill. His work will soon be available on canvas via www.legendecelebrityart.com Distributed by Tubemogul.''
WHAT THE FUCK, this has got to be some kind of wind up, the kid looks like he should work in TopShop, and have a pretty blonde haired virgin girlfriend that only lets him play with her tits on Sundays.
''Rich Simmons has been compared to Banksy. His iconic images reflect an incredible vision and skill. His work will soon be available on canvas via www.legendecelebrityart.com Distributed by Tubemogul.'' WHAT THE FUCK, this has got to be some kind of wind up, the kid looks like he should work in TopShop, and have a pretty blonde haired virgin girlfriend that only lets him play with her tits on Sundays. |
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by sohohoho on Jun 18, 2011 9:10:16 GMT 1, "Now if you imagine Banksy, his pieces are generally about 20-30 pieces cut out per stencil, that's on average. My pieces on average are between 2-500 individual little pieces cut out to create that kid of detail."
haha. well that's nothing to brag about is it? just proves your wasting your time. he sounds like he's on dragons den, miserably failing to sell himself and his innovative three layer stencils lol. just what we need, another derivative stencil "artist". don't forget the drips!
"Now if you imagine Banksy, his pieces are generally about 20-30 pieces cut out per stencil, that's on average. My pieces on average are between 2-500 individual little pieces cut out to create that kid of detail."
haha. well that's nothing to brag about is it? just proves your wasting your time. he sounds like he's on dragons den, miserably failing to sell himself and his innovative three layer stencils lol. just what we need, another derivative stencil "artist". don't forget the drips!
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by wizzy on Jun 18, 2011 9:28:36 GMT 1,
This him then?.
This him then?. |
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by joeschmo on Jun 18, 2011 9:41:43 GMT 1, Yep, ''Would you like those Chino's in 34inch or 36inch sir'' ?
Yep, ''Would you like those Chino's in 34inch or 36inch sir'' ?
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by Jeezuz Jones Snr on Jun 18, 2011 10:29:43 GMT 1, Oh here we go!!! I am giggling here like a 17 yr old blonde virgin at Joe's 'tits on sundays' quote!!!! what next - celebrity boxing match between him and catrain to the sound of the muppets....
Oh here we go!!! I am giggling here like a 17 yr old blonde virgin at Joe's 'tits on sundays' quote!!!! what next - celebrity boxing match between him and catrain to the sound of the muppets....
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by stillborncrisps on Jun 18, 2011 11:46:49 GMT 1,
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by joeschmo on Jun 18, 2011 11:53:07 GMT 1, Ok so maybe Dixons.
Ok so maybe Dixons.
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by skitchy on Jun 18, 2011 12:32:25 GMT 1, Oh here we go!!! I am giggling here like a 17 yr old blonde virgin at Joe's 'tits on sundays' quote!!!! what next - celebrity boxing match between him and catrain to the sound of the muppets....
Oh god please don't bring cartrain into this...this is a new all time low for street art. The thought of a Rich Simmons and Cartrain in the same context makes me want to die.
Although I would love the comic value of a Rich Simmons vs Cartrain show.
Sometimes I wish photoshop hadnt been invented
Oh here we go!!! I am giggling here like a 17 yr old blonde virgin at Joe's 'tits on sundays' quote!!!! what next - celebrity boxing match between him and catrain to the sound of the muppets.... Oh god please don't bring cartrain into this...this is a new all time low for street art. The thought of a Rich Simmons and Cartrain in the same context makes me want to die. Although I would love the comic value of a Rich Simmons vs Cartrain show. Sometimes I wish photoshop hadnt been invented |
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by Shoot Again on Jun 18, 2011 20:21:47 GMT 1, Waouh, not many fans out there ;-) He's done a mug with Sid William Vicious, is that considered as street art work ? ;-)
Waouh, not many fans out there ;-) He's done a mug with Sid William Vicious, is that considered as street art work ? ;-)
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by thegreatarchitect on Jun 21, 2011 13:06:44 GMT 1, Oh here we go!!! I am giggling here like a 17 yr old blonde virgin at Joe's 'tits on sundays' quote!!!! what next - celebrity boxing match between him and catrain to the sound of the muppets.... Oh god please don't bring cartrain into this...this is a new all time low for street art. The thought of a Rich Simmons and Cartrain in the same context makes me want to die. Although I would love the comic value of a Rich Simmons vs Cartrain show. Sometimes I wish photoshop hadnt been invented
I think you will find its a celebrity match between Cartrain and Joe Read it again
Oh here we go!!! I am giggling here like a 17 yr old blonde virgin at Joe's 'tits on sundays' quote!!!! what next - celebrity boxing match between him and catrain to the sound of the muppets.... Oh god please don't bring cartrain into this...this is a new all time low for street art. The thought of a Rich Simmons and Cartrain in the same context makes me want to die. Although I would love the comic value of a Rich Simmons vs Cartrain show. Sometimes I wish photoshop hadnt been invented I think you will find its a celebrity match between Cartrain and Joe Read it again |
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by Happy Shopper on Jun 21, 2011 15:06:24 GMT 1, Is he any relation to Bambi? What is it with these half arsed Stencil "artists" at the moment? There were too many when it was fashionable, now it's just silly!
Is he any relation to Bambi? What is it with these half arsed Stencil "artists" at the moment? There were too many when it was fashionable, now it's just silly!
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by RPM on Jun 21, 2011 15:37:04 GMT 1, "Are the [British] killing Urban Art?"
RPM
"Are the [British] killing Urban Art?"
RPM
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by twist65 on Jun 21, 2011 16:18:31 GMT 1, this thread is highly amusing. tits on sundays = classic! =]
this thread is highly amusing. tits on sundays = classic! =]
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by jonnyx on Jun 21, 2011 18:00:05 GMT 1, ''Rich Simmons has been compared to Banksy".
as in "he's a bit like banksy but he's crap"? that sort of comparison?
''Rich Simmons has been compared to Banksy".
as in "he's a bit like banksy but he's crap"? that sort of comparison?
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by Agent Provocateur on Jun 21, 2011 18:52:08 GMT 1, Interesting... only heard about the Opera gallery show at the weekend and just managed to download the pdf with all the works, surprised no one's mentioned the TMA Taj Mahal canvas in it (unless that's old news... which it probably is!).
That's getting away from the point... I'd never heard of Richard Simmons before either, so it was interesting to see his work in the same show. Here's his write-up from the pdf.
RICH SIMMONS
Rich Simmons (1986 - ) is part of a new wave of street artists emerging from the UK. He uses an intricately detailed stencil style to convey his irreverent sense of humour. His self imposed mission to change peoples views on different subject matters stems from an autistic background in which Simmons had to communicate his thoughts on the world through visual channels. He became a global name after creating a piece of work depicting Prince William and Kate Middleton as Sid and Nancy from the Sex Pistols. This βFuture ***Kingβ piece created a media stir on every continent and made people aware of the Simmonsβ style of work and ability to create iconic imagery. He also founded an art therapy movement, Art Is The Cure, in 2008 to help other people find a cure to problems in a similar way that the artist himself did. A goal to inspire and a dark past have culminated in an exciting artist who is creating work that clearly portrays this personal struggle. His work demonstrates the questions of self-worth, pressures of society and a twisted sense of humour. The result is a style that is dividing peoplesβ reactions between shock, laughter and new perceptions of the world.
His Art Is The Cure website rang a bell as well, and after a quick squiz round the site reminded me I'd painted by two of the people involved, Graham Lawrie (AITC Managing Director) and I'm not sure who the other guy was... but it could have been Richard Simmons. They did the drippy, organic, red and purple abstract piece with lots of small skulls at the back of the car park opposite the Tobacco Factory!?
Anyways, you live and learn... interesting how his profile has suddenly jumped to 'a global name' and he's 'created a stir across every continent'!
Interesting... only heard about the Opera gallery show at the weekend and just managed to download the pdf with all the works, surprised no one's mentioned the TMA Taj Mahal canvas in it (unless that's old news... which it probably is!).
That's getting away from the point... I'd never heard of Richard Simmons before either, so it was interesting to see his work in the same show. Here's his write-up from the pdf.
RICH SIMMONS
Rich Simmons (1986 - ) is part of a new wave of street artists emerging from the UK. He uses an intricately detailed stencil style to convey his irreverent sense of humour. His self imposed mission to change peoples views on different subject matters stems from an autistic background in which Simmons had to communicate his thoughts on the world through visual channels. He became a global name after creating a piece of work depicting Prince William and Kate Middleton as Sid and Nancy from the Sex Pistols. This βFuture ***Kingβ piece created a media stir on every continent and made people aware of the Simmonsβ style of work and ability to create iconic imagery. He also founded an art therapy movement, Art Is The Cure, in 2008 to help other people find a cure to problems in a similar way that the artist himself did. A goal to inspire and a dark past have culminated in an exciting artist who is creating work that clearly portrays this personal struggle. His work demonstrates the questions of self-worth, pressures of society and a twisted sense of humour. The result is a style that is dividing peoplesβ reactions between shock, laughter and new perceptions of the world.
His Art Is The Cure website rang a bell as well, and after a quick squiz round the site reminded me I'd painted by two of the people involved, Graham Lawrie (AITC Managing Director) and I'm not sure who the other guy was... but it could have been Richard Simmons. They did the drippy, organic, red and purple abstract piece with lots of small skulls at the back of the car park opposite the Tobacco Factory!?
Anyways, you live and learn... interesting how his profile has suddenly jumped to 'a global name' and he's 'created a stir across every continent'!
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by Coach on Jun 21, 2011 19:22:25 GMT 1, ''Rich Simmons has been compared to Banksy". as in "he's a bit like banksy but he's crap"? that sort of comparison?
Class!
''Rich Simmons has been compared to Banksy". as in "he's a bit like banksy but he's crap"? that sort of comparison? Class! |
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by Coach on Jun 21, 2011 19:33:02 GMT 1, Interesting... only heard about the Opera gallery show at the weekend and just managed to download the pdf with all the works, surprised no one's mentioned the TMA Taj Mahal canvas in it (unless that's old news... which it probably is!). That's getting away from the point... I'd never heard of Richard Simmons before either, so it was interesting to see his work in the same show. Here's his write-up from the pdf. RICH SIMMONSRich Simmons (1986 - ) is part of a new wave of street artists emerging from the UK. He uses an intricately detailed stencil style to convey his irreverent sense of humour. His self imposed mission to change peoples views on different subject matters stems from an autistic background in which Simmons had to communicate his thoughts on the world through visual channels. He became a global name after creating a piece of work depicting Prince William and Kate Middleton as Sid and Nancy from the Sex Pistols. This βFuture ***Kingβ piece created a media stir on every continent and made people aware of the Simmonsβ style of work and ability to create iconic imagery. He also founded an art therapy movement, Art Is The Cure, in 2008 to help other people find a cure to problems in a similar way that the artist himself did. A goal to inspire and a dark past have culminated in an exciting artist who is creating work that clearly portrays this personal struggle. His work demonstrates the questions of self-worth, pressures of society and a twisted sense of humour. The result is a style that is dividing peoplesβ reactions between shock, laughter and new perceptions of the world.His Art Is The Cure website rang a bell as well, and after a quick squiz round the site reminded me I'd painted by two of the people involved, Graham Lawrie (AITC Managing Director) and I'm not sure who the other guy was... but it could have been Richard Simmons. They did the drippy, organic, red and purple abstract piece with lots of small skulls at the back of the car park opposite the Tobacco Factory!? Anyways, you live and learn... interesting how his profile has suddenly jumped to 'a global name' and he's 'created a stir across every continent'!
Yes, now herein lies my problem too.
First I dont think his work is very good. But that is just imo of course.
Second I dont like all the pompous bragging - Banksy uses this many layers...... but I use so many layers......
Third, where is the ground work, the building up of talent, and awareness, the graft, etc? ..... unless I am mistaken, he seems to have barged into the limelight.
Just my 2p.
Interesting... only heard about the Opera gallery show at the weekend and just managed to download the pdf with all the works, surprised no one's mentioned the TMA Taj Mahal canvas in it (unless that's old news... which it probably is!). That's getting away from the point... I'd never heard of Richard Simmons before either, so it was interesting to see his work in the same show. Here's his write-up from the pdf. RICH SIMMONSRich Simmons (1986 - ) is part of a new wave of street artists emerging from the UK. He uses an intricately detailed stencil style to convey his irreverent sense of humour. His self imposed mission to change peoples views on different subject matters stems from an autistic background in which Simmons had to communicate his thoughts on the world through visual channels. He became a global name after creating a piece of work depicting Prince William and Kate Middleton as Sid and Nancy from the Sex Pistols. This βFuture ***Kingβ piece created a media stir on every continent and made people aware of the Simmonsβ style of work and ability to create iconic imagery. He also founded an art therapy movement, Art Is The Cure, in 2008 to help other people find a cure to problems in a similar way that the artist himself did. A goal to inspire and a dark past have culminated in an exciting artist who is creating work that clearly portrays this personal struggle. His work demonstrates the questions of self-worth, pressures of society and a twisted sense of humour. The result is a style that is dividing peoplesβ reactions between shock, laughter and new perceptions of the world.His Art Is The Cure website rang a bell as well, and after a quick squiz round the site reminded me I'd painted by two of the people involved, Graham Lawrie (AITC Managing Director) and I'm not sure who the other guy was... but it could have been Richard Simmons. They did the drippy, organic, red and purple abstract piece with lots of small skulls at the back of the car park opposite the Tobacco Factory!? Anyways, you live and learn... interesting how his profile has suddenly jumped to 'a global name' and he's 'created a stir across every continent'! Yes, now herein lies my problem too. First I dont think his work is very good. But that is just imo of course. Second I dont like all the pompous bragging - Banksy uses this many layers...... but I use so many layers...... Third, where is the ground work, the building up of talent, and awareness, the graft, etc? ..... unless I am mistaken, he seems to have barged into the limelight. Just my 2p. |
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by maumau93 on Jun 21, 2011 20:12:10 GMT 1, i think he shows quite alot of tallent if he has drawn and cut those stencils himself but the thing i cant stand is all the fuckin arrogence.
to me street art should be a way of expressing opinions about the soundings or just to brighton the place up abit not about getting famous buy telling the media about everything you do
i think he shows quite alot of tallent if he has drawn and cut those stencils himself but the thing i cant stand is all the fuckin arrogence.
to me street art should be a way of expressing opinions about the soundings or just to brighton the place up abit not about getting famous buy telling the media about everything you do
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by Heavyconsumer on Jun 21, 2011 21:05:00 GMT 1, i think he shows quite alot of tallent if he has drawn and cut those stencils himself but the thing i cant stand is all the f**kin arrogence. to me street art should be a way of expressing opinions about the soundings or just to brighton the place up abit not about getting famous buy telling the media about everything you do
Yup, I thought his stencils looked well executed too. I don't think his work looks too original, beautiful or thought-provoking, but he clearly has some skills imo.
i think he shows quite alot of tallent if he has drawn and cut those stencils himself but the thing i cant stand is all the f**kin arrogence. to me street art should be a way of expressing opinions about the soundings or just to brighton the place up abit not about getting famous buy telling the media about everything you do Yup, I thought his stencils looked well executed too. I don't think his work looks too original, beautiful or thought-provoking, but he clearly has some skills imo. |
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by mmmike on Jun 21, 2011 21:56:50 GMT 1, i think he shows quite alot of tallent if he has drawn and cut those stencils himself but the thing i cant stand is all the f**kin arrogence. to me street art should be a way of expressing opinions about the soundings or just to brighton the place up abit not about getting famous buy telling the media about everything you do Yup, I thought his stencils looked well executed too. I don't think his work looks too original, beautiful or thought-provoking, but he clearly has some skills imo.
Lots of people have talent. There are machines that can do the cutting much more detailed than this guy, So I'm not overly impressed. Imagination and creativity is another story. Not sure I see much of that here.
i think he shows quite alot of tallent if he has drawn and cut those stencils himself but the thing i cant stand is all the f**kin arrogence. to me street art should be a way of expressing opinions about the soundings or just to brighton the place up abit not about getting famous buy telling the media about everything you do Yup, I thought his stencils looked well executed too. I don't think his work looks too original, beautiful or thought-provoking, but he clearly has some skills imo. Lots of people have talent. There are machines that can do the cutting much more detailed than this guy, So I'm not overly impressed. Imagination and creativity is another story. Not sure I see much of that here. |
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by maumau93 on Jun 21, 2011 23:38:42 GMT 1, Yup, I thought his stencils looked well executed too. I don't think his work looks too original, beautiful or thought-provoking, but he clearly has some skills imo. Lots of people have talent. There are machines that can do the cutting much more detailed than this guy, So I'm not overly impressed. Imagination and creativity is another story. Not sure I see much of that here.
yeah exactly what i meant it looks like he is just doing it for the fame and attention which personally i dont think street art should be about fame is just a by product of the work.
and mike you cant say those stencils aren't impressive as if you have ever tried stencil graffiti you know how hard it can be (my pointing finger on my cutting hand is now i think permanently damaged from the cutting process)
Yup, I thought his stencils looked well executed too. I don't think his work looks too original, beautiful or thought-provoking, but he clearly has some skills imo. Lots of people have talent. There are machines that can do the cutting much more detailed than this guy, So I'm not overly impressed. Imagination and creativity is another story. Not sure I see much of that here. yeah exactly what i meant it looks like he is just doing it for the fame and attention which personally i dont think street art should be about fame is just a by product of the work. and mike you cant say those stencils aren't impressive as if you have ever tried stencil graffiti you know how hard it can be (my pointing finger on my cutting hand is now i think permanently damaged from the cutting process) |
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by joeschmo on Jun 22, 2011 6:05:35 GMT 1, ''He uses an intricately detailed stencil style to convey his irreverent sense of humour''.
Enough said.
What a joke.
''He uses an intricately detailed stencil style to convey his irreverent sense of humour''.
Enough said.
What a joke.
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by chaserawr on Jun 23, 2011 17:41:08 GMT 1, I agree his stencil work is pretty top notch.. Can't really find anything else of interest in his art.
I agree his stencil work is pretty top notch.. Can't really find anything else of interest in his art.
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Rich Simmons π¬π§ Pop Art β’ Street Artist β’ Print Release , by connecta1 on Jun 23, 2011 17:54:18 GMT 1, ...his skills with a scalpel aside, i just don't get how putting up images of Einstein, Monroe, Bob Marley or whoever ad infinitum (images that someone else clearly took originally) is making any sort of commentary or putting any sort of artistic spin on them in any way
Whether you like Banksy or not, there's always have some kind of driving concept... this guy's just a spraycan photocopier
...his skills with a scalpel aside, i just don't get how putting up images of Einstein, Monroe, Bob Marley or whoever ad infinitum (images that someone else clearly took originally) is making any sort of commentary or putting any sort of artistic spin on them in any way
Whether you like Banksy or not, there's always have some kind of driving concept... this guy's just a spraycan photocopier
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