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Damn. You win.
I don’t know about that! I like them both. hehe…that was fun! ;))
Nice one mate.
Cheers Bryan!
LOL!
(I think the singular masculine article does not have an ’’e’’, but I could be wrong)
I was thinking that too…but wasnt sure. Im sure someone will correct me and its an easy fix. Where are the french RB-ers? Thanks JH!
Oh aren’t you clever!!! I don’t know French, so no help there….
This is just great :)
Genius.
Cheers Mel and Ross! My french ran out in year 9…so i officially don’t know french either.
Awesome – very thought provoking. At the risk of sounding pretentious- I interpret this as not just a comment on wholesale cutting and pasting, but on Banksy as an archetypical ideal, if you know what I mean. The romantic ideal of the artist/rebel. And that any attempts at aspiring to the ideal actually betray the ideal.
Which is a fancy way of saying that if you really want to be cool like Banksy, you ain’t cool like Banksy…
I don’t know if this idea was implicit in the original conception, but that’s my take on it. :)
Yeah, i know what your saying…its kinda like trying a wee bit too hard. And it undermines the notion of being original and why someone might first come to being a stand out artist. My take personally was a little more along the lines of copyright vs public space vs people not creating their own original art. The conversation was really interesting in the forum, if you haven’t checked it out. Either way i agree with you and all good artworks should be open to interpretation methinks! ;)
– nofrillsart