It’s been a while since I had cause to talk about that twat Wanksy, but I guess it’s time.
A brand new Banksy was apparently stolen from a south London street today less than an hour after it was revealed to be genuine.
The artist confirmed the artwork – a traffic stop sign covered with three military drones – was his in an Instagram post shortly after midday.
The reason I despise Wanksy is because he thinks that other people’s property is his to daub on as he pleases. If he stuck to buying a canvas and paining on that, I’d be fine. I still think he’s overrated, but I can live with that, just as I can live with his tediously establishment virtue-signalling. No, he’s not challenging anything, he’s not avant-garde and he’s not remotely contentious. He puts up the usual dull, leftist orthodoxy of the day. But in this case, the property is a street sign. That street sign is there for a purpose and this wanker decided to vandalise it. The scrote who stole it is merely compounding the matter.
“paining”? An apt predictive text error.
I fully agree with you. He daubs on someone else’s property and it is supposed to be preserved for posterity.
Planning permission? We dona needa no steenking planning premission.
Oh, yeah, that one slipped by the editing.
In the time of the setting sun, dwarves cast the shadows of giants.
Well fuck knows when the sun must have actually set for the infantile scrawl of this billionth rate nonentity to be considered “art”.
Apparently this joke has been valued by “experts” at £250000.
Not exactly difficult to forge is it?
Fuck me, can we actually to to the idiocracy? It will seem like a golden age compared to the debased and degenerate moron apocalypse we are currently in the middle of!
Stolen by indigenous Peckham folk within an hour of being done. How naive that he thought it would last so long in such a vibrant area.
No surprise there then !
A Banksy graffito stolen? Ah, so nothing of any great value was lost then? Apart from a useful piece of wall.
What was lost was a Stop sign, so a bit more important than a bit of wall.