He’s got as much right as anyone, he’s a Bristolian, and was part of the local graffiti and dance/rave scene along with a bunch of others including members of Massive Attack.
2 Likes
Just for the record: gone.
Thanks, @Katryn. I’ll keep that in mind.
1 Like
Cleveland showed another way of addressing statues. Paint and ropes are a safer alternative. https://www.clevelandart.org/research/conservation/rodins-thinker
2 Likes
I guess the point was that the point was made with the initial action, and further modification wasn’t necessary.
1 Like
Maybe all those damages statues could be collected, cut up, and soldered together into one nightmarish, multiheaded monstrosity, kinda like those in Cyriak Harris videos.
2 Likes
But Banksy’s idea isn’t making the same point. The first action was a righteous deletion of a memorial to a slave trader. Banksy’s subsequent suggestion is for a monument memorializing that action, and others like it.
Anyway, I rather doubt Banksy sees it as a suggestion that has any real hope of enactment. The drawing itself will likely have to serve as a new memorial.
2 Likes
Ah, I guess I’m just too jaded. I saw it as Banksy needing to put his artistic “statement” on what was originally a very real organic community statement.
Also, GET OFF MY DAMN LAWN!
3 Likes
…at the bottom of the sea!
1 Like
This topic was automatically closed after 5 days. New replies are no longer allowed.
