[arista]

[We’ve just destroyed a Banksy!' Legendary street
artist admits he painted 'Morning is Broken'
artwork showing boy opening curtains on
the side of derelict farmhouse… after workmen
demolished the building

'Morning is Broken' depicts a boy opening
curtains on side of a derelict house
Street artist Banksy has claimed the
mural but it has already been destroyed]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...emolished.html

[Christmas Dynamo]

smash it up lads

[Zizu]

Was it valuable ?

Who owned it ?

Why does nobody know who Banksie is ?

So many questions


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[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Was it valuable ?

Who owned it ?

Why does nobody know who Banksie is ?

So many questions

Banksy has hidden what he looks like for years
it is the way he likes it.

Yes it would be worth money
but expensive to remove that wall keeping
his Art & Metal Curtains, intact.

That Builder
has a deal to build new homes
so all that must go.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Banksy has hidden what he looks like for years
it is the way he likes it.

Yes it would be worth money
but expensive to remove that wall keeping
his Art & Metal Curtains, intact.

That Builder
has a deal to build new homes
so all that must go.

He must have an incredible circle of loyal friends and family !!??


Wonder what would happen of someone offered a sizeable amount of money to spill the beans


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[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Zizu

He must have an incredible circle of loyal friends and family !!??


Wonder what would happen of someone offered a sizeable amount of money to spill the beans


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This guy here called Robin Gunnignham is the favourite suspect for who he might be :



Robin Gunningham

Criminologists at London’s Queen Mary University used a technique called geographic profiling to identify the street artist as Bristol resident Robin Gunningham.

Geographic profiling is a sophisticated statistical analysis technique used in criminology to locate repeat offenders. The researchers looked for a correlation between 140 artworks in London and Bristol attributed to Banksy, and 10 commonly touted names purported to be the elusive street artist.

McCormick’s verdict: 75 percent chance

“Yes, and it is scary to think that something as creepy as geographic profiling could be put to such ends.”

https://news.artnet.com/art-world/wh...heories-699059

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

This guy here called Robin Gunnignham is the favourite suspect for who he might be :



Robin Gunningham

Criminologists at London’s Queen Mary University used a technique called geographic profiling to identify the street artist as Bristol resident Robin Gunningham.

Geographic profiling is a sophisticated statistical analysis technique used in criminology to locate repeat offenders. The researchers looked for a correlation between 140 artworks in London and Bristol attributed to Banksy, and 10 commonly touted names purported to be the elusive street artist.

McCormick’s verdict: 75 percent chance

“Yes, and it is scary to think that something as creepy as geographic profiling could be put to such ends.”

https://news.artnet.com/art-world/wh...heories-699059

Fascinating

Ta !


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[Tinsel Toes]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Was it valuable ?

Who owned it ?

Why does nobody know who Banksie is ?

So many questions


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veryone knows who Banksy is and have for years.

[arista]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

everyone knows who Banksy is and have for years.

Yes but not all the same name

That's no good

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

veryone knows who Banksy is and have for years.

His actual name / identity


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