EXPANDING CURATORIAL RESPONSIBILITIES IN THE CITY
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Friday, March 5, 2010Guest Post For Vandalog RJ of Vandalog asked me to weigh in on a recent Banksy piece in Notting Hill that treads a thin line between advertising and art. We have mixed feelings about Banksy, and thought the whole thing had more to do with how we use our public space than the infamous street artist.You can read my full response [HERE] Labels: banksy, criticism, London, public/private, Vandalog |
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