Monday, May 7, 2012

Have You Seen Banksy Art?

By Lonnie Kroeker


Art lovers from Bristol and London in UK would definitely be familiar with the word Banksy and Banksy Art. His status as an effective as well as well-known street and also graffiti artist could be intimidating and also mind-boggling for those who have no idea concerning the artist or his works.

While Banksy is normally regarded to be among the most respected if not the most respectable British graffiti artist these days, his profession started some Two decades ago during the aerosol boom in Bristol during sometime in the 1980s. As part of the underground movement, street artists collaborated with musicians from distinct bands on different tasks.

Banksy's paintings are said to be mostly based upon graffiti. His witty, humorous and quite often intimidating artwork has created its way to the homes of well-known personas, art exhibitions, galleries and are often sold off for a hefty value.

This write-up will witness the conversation on the topic of Banksy Art and also why he is known as a graffiti artist nowadays. Banksy's art touches on a several subject as well as plays strongly on social problems as well as emotions such as anti-war, anti-establishment, anti-authoritarian and atheism to mention but a few.

In all fairness, Banksy Art is the result of a unique trademark method that is a combination of graffiti writing with stenciling. Still, when noticed tightly, it is Banksy's identity by itself that succeeded in enhancing his recognition as well as creating all the hassle.

Even after more than two decades of providing art, a few of which are on the streets, his true identity remain unidentified to the open public. How he succeeds in maintaining anonymity despite being probably the most celebrated British street artist is definitely baffling.

Upon closer inspection, Banksy is an artist which either one loves or loathes. To the hundreds of thousands of his fans, he's loved and also respected.

To his fellow graffiti as well as street artists, he is their hero. However, for those in authority, he could be their very worst nightmare.

A great instance of this would be with the Bristol Council by which his street art have been taken off and also painted over on numerous occasions.




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