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The only thing worth looking at in most museums of art is all the schoolgirls on daytrips with the art department. – Banksy

Poetikon har etterhvert utviklet allergi mot rævva kunst og crappy artist statements, da er det befriende å bolle seg i en deilig haug av street art, i form av tre bøker signert Banksy, mister street art himself. Bildet under er fra boka Existencilism (Amazon), men anbefaler også Wall and piece og Banging Your Head Against A Brick Wall.

“Grafitti is not the lowest form of art. Despite having to creep about at night and lie to your mum it’s actually the most honest artform available. There is no elitism or hype, it exhibits on some of the best walls a town has to offer, and nobody is put off by the price of admission.”

“When I was eighteen I spent one night trying to paint ‘LATE AGAIN’ in big silver bubble letters on the side of a passenger train. British transport police showed up and I got ripped to skreds running away through a thorny bush.
The rest of my mates made it to the car and disappeared so I spent over an hour hidden under a dumpster truck with engine oil leaking all over me. As I lay there listening to the cops on the tracks I realised I had to cut my painting time in half or give up altogether. I was staring straight up at the stenciled plate on the bottom of the fuel tank when I realised I could just copy that style and make each letter three feet high.”

To Banksy-sitater, begge fra boka Wall and piece

Den kanadiske kunstneren Melanie Coles har laget denne gigantiske versjonen av barneboka “Hvor er Willy?”, eller “Where’s Waldo” som den heter på orginalspråket. Prosjektet hennes går ut på å plasse bildet av Willy ut på hustak i Vancouver, slik at folk kan lete etter ham på Google Earth og Google Maps. Hun inviterer også folk til å bli med på prosjektet, ved å legge ut intruksjoner for hvordan du kan lage din egen 16 meter høye Willy-figur og plassere han ut i din hjemby.

Mer om prosjektet finner du på http://whereonearthiswaldo.wordpress.com/about/ og http://www.melaniecoles.com/