Secret Of Banksy Philosophy Revealed

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So I was over at Banksy’s website this morning in search of info about what wall he’s turned into art on the fifth day of his month-long New York street art show, when I noticed the above quote.

Clearly, it explains not only why Banksy has called this exhibit, “Better Out Than In,” but, really, it explains Banksy’s philosophy regarding all the public art he’s done.

Right?

Meanwhile, since I haven’t yet found images of Day #5 — maybe he takes the weekend off? — below is a recap.

Day #1

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Day #2

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Day #3

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Day #4

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