Pictures: Banksy in Bristol
Take a look at this picture slideshow of Banksy graffiti in his hometown of Bristol.
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Banksy was born in Bristol and continues to spray graffiti in the city
The pictures were taken by South West News Service photographer Jon Mills. You can see more of his work on YouTube.







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by evening post reader, bristol
Sunday, April 05 2009, 8:16PM
“the last comment that was put ...i think you should get a life and realize talent when its put in your face .....your oblivious from a older generation ....that all they have to do is complain all the time !!!!!!”
by FP, Bridgwater
Wednesday, March 18 2009, 11:33AM
“haven't you heard? property is theft KB”
by KB, Bristol, England
Wednesday, March 11 2009, 1:43PM
“"psychology of the (very) ordinary folk, people with no imagination, those who can¿t think for themselves " So George, what are your qualifications in psychology that give you the right to judge others just because they don't agree with you point of view? As iIsaid before, don't assume, to which I will add, don't generalise.”
by w, Bath
Wednesday, March 11 2009, 12:56PM
“Indeed, bsk. I think it¿s something to do with the psychology of the (very) ordinary folk, people with no imagination, those who can¿t think for themselves and live their lives as close to the mainstream as possible George, Bristol
I'd rather call it "Living within the law", personally.”
by George, Bristol
Wednesday, March 11 2009, 9:40AM
“Indeed, bsk. I think it¿s something to do with the psychology of the (very) ordinary folk, people with no imagination, those who can¿t think for themselves and live their lives as close to the mainstream as possible”
by Steven, North Bristol
Tuesday, March 10 2009, 8:48PM
“Inspiral etc, Bristol. It's nothing like the Sistine Chapel at all. Michaelangelo was commissioned to paint the ceiling, "Banksy" simply vanalises other people's property.”
by bsk, St Andrews
Tuesday, March 10 2009, 7:48PM
“Yes, George, it's amazing that some people don't mind having their daily getting around vandalized by advertising, but can't see the fun &, yes, art in clever 'graffiti'. I'm no arty person, but I'd rather have the wit & social commentary of Banksy interrupting my thoughts than some crass ad for something I don't want, will never buy and generally find offensive.”
by George, Bristol
Tuesday, March 10 2009, 5:53PM
“What is vandalism, are the giant billboards that have been put up around the city with vulgar messages to encourage you to consume products you don't need.”
by Inspiral etc, Bristol
Tuesday, March 10 2009, 4:31PM
“If vandalism increased the value of my wall by a thousandfold, then yes please, vandalise away ! You see Steven, it's a bit like saying that Michelangelo vandalised the ceiling of the Sistine chapel.”
by Steven, North Bristol
Tuesday, March 10 2009, 3:59PM
“I would rather my wall not be vandalised by either.”