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    banksy case study

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    The artist that I have chosen for my case study is the reclusive‚ elusive‚ mysteries man known only as Banksy. “Banksy began his career as a graffiti artist in the early 1990s‚ in Bristol’s graffiti gang DryBreadZ Crew. Although his early work was largely freehand‚ Banksy used stencils on occasion. In the late ’90s‚ he began using stencils predominantly. His work became more widely recognized around Bristol and in London‚ as his signature style developed. He is also known for his use of copyrighted

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    Case Study: Banksy

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    Meg Charnaud 3A Visual Art 2014 BANKSY ! ! “Speak softly‚ but carry a big can of paint.” ! -Robin Gunningham-! ! ! Banksy started anonymously covering the walls ‚or commonly reffered to as “bombing the walls” of Bristol‚ London around 1974 with his empowering street art. As an artist he started with free hand graffiti and now uses enticing stencil pieces to create his art. Throughout most of his life his famous identity was yet to be known. Through high demand in desire to put a name

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    Banksy is a well known street artist who merges dark humor with grafftti achieved through his very individual stencil technique. His works of political and social comments have been featured on streets‚ walls‚ and bridges of cities throughout the world. Banksy’s work first started ’Bristol underground scene’ which involved collaborations between artists and musicians. One artist quoted about Banksy saying "was born in 1974 and raised in Bristol‚ England. The son of a photocopier technician‚ he

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    Banksy Vandalism

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    Banksy is known around the world for his artwork creating conversations that people are too afraid to start. Although graffiti is seen as a vandalous crime‚ Banksy’s work is use to point out the crime that is really harming our environment and society. Politics‚ economics‚ homophobia‚ hypocrisy‚ and war are all themes used in his work to project his beliefs on the recent issues around the world. As there are many fans of this anonymous artist‚ there are also many people who disagree with him. Banksy’s

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    greatly in our daily life. II. The development of graffiti art A. The different forms of presenting graffiti art B. Global street subculture C. The meaning of graffiti art III. First example of the positive effects of graffiti art - Banksy A. Background B. The style of Banksy’s graffiti works C. One of his work made in 2005 and the effects of it IV. Second example of the positive effects of graffiti art - JR A. He is the TED Prize winner in 2011 B. His project – Inside

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    Visual Analysis

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    moment. The elusive street artist Banksy is known for his thought provoking pieces. Banksy is a celebrated British graffiti artist‚ whose artwork has appeared throughout London and other locations around the world. In April of 2014‚ the painting ‘Mobile Lovers’ appeared on the side of a Bristol building. Banksy uses juxtaposition of color‚ perspective‚ and satire to depict the way mobile technology has effected even the most intimate moments. With his art‚ Banksy chooses to target specific social

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    The film Exit Through the Gift Shop by Banksy is about an amateur filmmaker turned street artist named Thierry Guetta. Guetta has always been found with a camera in his hands. He filmed anyone and everything he saw. He was first introduced to street art by his cousin The Space Invader‚ whose signature style is to put up pixelated space invader tiles around different cities. Guetta followed and filmed his cousin preforming his street art on numerous occasions. He first started filming street art because

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    at the huge building that now contains a mural of a family sitting under a tree enjoying their dinner during a sun set. The people whip out cell phones to take pictures of the amazing sight. The image that this man has drawn is now on every social media network. People arguing back and forth on whether this is a beautiful piece of art or just another tagging. Tagging is a form of vandalisim and it is a problem in many cities‚ but what about works of art? When was creating a master piece considered

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    What is New Media? Vin Crosbie‚ 1998 (revised to include world usage figures and Napster example‚ 2002 Only its simplicity makes its difficult to understand. To work successfully in New Media‚ you must understand what the New Media are. There is a saying about Einstein’s Theory of Relativity — that what makes it difficult for some people to comprehend is its simplicity. That you don’t need to acquire more information to understand it‚ but that you must instead discard preconceived notions

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    Graffiti: Art or Vandalism?

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    What do people think of when they see graffiti? Is it art‚ vandalism‚ or could it be both. Graffiti is a relatively new and developing art form that presents a lot of controversy due to its involvement of illegality. A lot of people see graffiti and instantly label it as vandalism and not an art form; however‚ by legal definition that’s not always the case. According to Oxford Dictionaries‚ art is defined as “The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination…producing works to

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