Monthly Archives: July 2009
Banksy On Whiteladies Road
This one was a combo of bits really, a few of them around at the time, this one combined with a Banksy stencil, another one down on Ashley Road with the monkey giving the v sign to a stencil of … Continue reading
Green Banksy In St Nicholas Market
Unsurprisingly, Google Street View cars don’t seem to have been able to make it down the side alley of St Nick’s Market, but this was down the right hand alley as you look at the market hall from Corn Street. … Continue reading
Banksy On St Michael’s Hill
This one was there for a while back in the day, opposite Somerfield, along with a load of other ones on St Michael’s Hill generally. Think it was above the street name sign there. A detonator monkey
Banksy On Meridian Place
Not very well known image this one, but a street version of a hand sprayed record cover Banksy did for Blowpop Records, a Capoeira Twins 12″. The back story on it is over on the Banksy Forum. There certainly weren’t … Continue reading
Go On Then…
For yonks now, the blog’s meant to have featured a whole load of Banksy photos from back in the day. Bits have drifted in there and there, but there’s always been so much else going on that the main set … Continue reading
Battle Of The Boards – An Udpdate
Auntie Beeb’s picked up the story here, with a clarification from Cllr Gary Hopkins on what the council policy is going to be. Sounds promising!
Filed under Bristol
Pimping Someone’s Graf – Your Thoughts
For those of you not wanting to get into another debate on the council buffing pieces, there’s an interesting discussion over here on Flickr at the moment about commercial companies using people’s work on walls for photoshoots. In essence, what … Continue reading
Battle Of The Boards – The Saga Continues
Remember these boards? Painted by Cheo and 3Dom, then painted out by the council without the owner’s permission, for which the chief exec apologised. Well, they’ve been pretty much unpainted for a bit, but at the weekend Sepr went back … Continue reading
RWA And Turoe Panoramas
Seems like ages ago now, but thanks to Jon Davey for sending in a link to an interactive panoramic shot he did of the RWA show, really brings the thing to life somehow in a way standard photos don’t. There’s … Continue reading
Filed under Bristol, Lokey, Silent Hobo, Turoe
