Banksy
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| + | * Situationist practices allegedly continue to influence underground street artists such as [http://www.ghostboy.co.uk gHOSTbOY], [http://www.banksy.co.uk Banksy], [http://www.borfyou.com Borf], and [http://www.dasmudwig.com Mudwig], whose artistic interventions and subversive practice can be seen on advertising hoardings, street signs and walls throughout Europe and The United States. | ||
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- Situationist practices allegedly continue to influence underground street artists such as gHOSTbOY, Banksy, Borf, and Mudwig, whose artistic interventions and subversive practice can be seen on advertising hoardings, street signs and walls throughout Europe and The United States.
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