Banksy - Interview on NPR All Things Considered (March 24, 2005)

Banksy - Interview on NPR All Things Considered (March 24, 2005)
Original post: 'Hang-and-Run' Artist Strikes NYC Museums, www.npr.org/templates/story/s...
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[@bellascharfenstein7650]

more banksy stuff please... brings joy to my life

[@TheShaneBot]

"Mindless Vandalsim takes a lot more thought than people think." HAHA - Amen

[@wealthyblackman2655]

Hanging your own art in museums is brilliant....

[@AndromedaCeline]

He’s a sweetheart ❤

[@shellinsight1756]

If music be the food of love, banksy has the soul of consciousness. Spray on, my Love...

[@leeboriack8054]

For the museums to get a couple of Bankseys is a great donation and draw for a whole new sector of art lovers.

[@MR.SKANDAL0121]

Back then it would of just been some random guys artwork so i doubt they'd of seen the value of it back then like they would nowadays

[@rosanneroszetta4484]

Love it.... the man of mystery!

[@carlronson2410]

Awesome Lad!)

[@lehmooz7402]

Same voice as the 2 interviews on youtube

[@kcjones6034]

Banksy did some of his art in park city utah and the town was so impressed that they bolted glass over the top of the art to protect it, than a time later someone "vandalized" it by what looked like hammer marks spread over glass. I suspect banksy vandalized his own art work, or rather, the glass that someone else put over it. at the least it would make for a good story. 🔨😎

[@thecontentconnoisseur1080]

This man is and will always be the soul of British art, there's a guy in newport called emenie and he's good but every piece is just a diluted Banksy style piece. Seems all he uses is stencils, quick 30 second tag and then of they go, most the time just using one paint

[@VJ-ve7mj]

Banksy, pleaaase come to France, your creations are incredible and I share your ideas

[@NukeSonyz]

Goat

[@MrPhotodoc]

I am not Banksy.

[@pernillefischer2190]

What is the illegality of hanging pictures ind Museums?

[@paulbutterworthbillericay]

The cheek of it,,but its quiet funny, "Cut out the middle man, you cant make an omelette" lol

[@warfordjokes]

You think someone from NPR could toss together more interesting questions. She's asking how he manages to hang these artworks while production is feeding us security camera footage of exactly how he did it. He acted casually, waited til no one was watching, and fuckin' shoved them against the wall with whatever adhesive he used. It's not rocket science. A more interesting question may have been "Why?" or "What do you plan to do next?" Banksy wouldn't have answered either of them directly, but at least they'd be interesting questions.

[@julienloth737]

coucou aux terminal 6 qui sont là à cause du travail sur Banksy

[@PrimitiveBaroque]

This voice is the same as the one for ITV. I think it's him.

[@xellisx1983]

Always wanted it to be nick park from aardman productions haha, but whoever it is, I hope they continue for as long as they can. Thankyou for making the world a better place.

[@francisklambauer144]

How does he hang up art clandestinely in museums?*** EASY*** : A. DRESS INCONSPICIOUSLY and BE FAST- FOCUSED- and ACT LIKE YOU WORK THERE B. Have everything preplanned and rehearsed; USE DOUBLE SIDED TAPE C. EXIT AREA QUICKLY & QUIETLY! or Copy a museum workers / staff uniform!

[@the_kingdom]

Yeah, but is it REALLY illegal to hang your OWN artwork in a museum??? You aren't touching the artwork that's already there nor are you really vandalizing or damaging anything (with most likely removable sticky tape/putty). I can't think of any reason it would actually be illegal to be honest.

[@sharongreen8379]

🤣🤣🤣

[@tubeyou89119]

Why is it illegal? I don't think it should be illegal if it's the real Banksy. Do the museums get to keep those pieces which surely worth a lot of money?

[@cesanda1]

Donde esta el banksyto?

[@stanhanley6004]

ive met him its one guy and not anyone youve ever heard of

[@KavaKavana]

I’m most certainly not Banksy

[@bellascharfenstein7650]

is this a process of elimination movement?

[@sirinebelhadj5092]

Ya pas un anglais qui peut nous traduire la videos please

[@rame-sprayer]

petit resume "comment tu te decris? comme un peintre et un decorateur..comment personne ne vous a remarquer?, personne vraiment fais attention au details dans les mussés...par exemple il on accroches un matis a l'envers 40 jour sans le noté ,alors des peintures comme les mienne on pu rester un ptit moment, pas aussi longtemp malheureusement. ce que je fais est ilegal oui ce qui le rend fun. je suis seul a travailler sur mes installation. .. "

[@ambassador8524]

Why do we want to know who he is? We don’t need a face to the name to enjoy the art.

[@bettybee1852]

I agree with you, logically, but I'm strangely invested in finding out and confirming that this is Robert del Naja. Ridiculously obsessive on my part. Kind of curious what part of my brain is driving this need.

[@alicequayle4625]

​@@bettybee1852it's probably not rdn it's another Rob who is a friend of his. Like his Cut it Out book is by 'Robin Banksy'.

[@yourworstnightmare1332]

It's Karl Pilkington.

[@violent_world]

weird innit.

[@davearthur8603]

Robert Del Naja,

[@Apocalpse123]

Not his voice..

[@alicequayle4625]

Same voice as in Exit through the gift shop, just a bit younger.

[@secretlysweetlottie602]

This is Federal Banksy....Not the Original Artist... carrying around a bullshit detector everywhere you go...

[@ambassador8524]

Maybe it’s not one guy, maybe it’s a movement of many people all over the world

[@Gatsu289]

Nope

[@Roadkiller85]

I don't think that guy has potential. He will be forgotten in a year or two.

[@bettybee1852]

lol