Banksy…there is always hope
10Aug08
Posting it just because I love it:
Filed under: art | 1 Comment
Tags: art, bansky, graffiti
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a bit about me
I am head of the technology and corporate division at Ruder Finn UK. The opinions voiced here just belong to little ol' me and are not necessarily representative of the agency's views.where to find me
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Blogs I like to read
- Charles Arthur
- Chris Reed @ Fishburn Hedges
- Colin Byrne @ Weber Shandwick
- Daniel Young @ BM
- David Brain @ Edelman
- Drew Benvie @ 33 Digital
- Ged Carroll @ Ruder Finn
- Matthew Taylor @ The RSA
- My lot @ Ruder Finn’s agency blogs
- Paul Stallard @ Berkeley PR
- Seth Godin @ his blog
- Shot across the bow – Nick Osborne @ Ruder Finn's diary
- Stephen Davies @ W3PR
- Stephen Waddington @ Speed Communications
- Steve Earl @ Speed Communiucations
I love this picture. My wife and I are planning to spend the Sunday strolling around town trying to find some his artwork. Any ideas of where would be a good place to start?