Explore our archive dedicated to Posterchild – a term encompassing artists who use public spaces as their canvas, challenging conventions and sparking dialogue. From bold stencils to intricate murals, these artists redefine what’s considered art, transforming urban landscapes into dynamic galleries. Discover the stories behind their iconic works, their motivations, and the impact they have on communities. We delve into the history, techniques, and cultural significance of this powerful movement, featuring interviews with leading artists and showcasing breathtaking imagery.
Banksy Street Art: Only Advertising?
Some days ago, I asked what do you think “is the deeper meaning of Banksy’s Child Drawing Series? and got a nice answer by Ringo45… Almost at the same time, the Globe And Mail newspaper from Toronto, which was one of Banksy’s traveling-stations, published an very interesting review of the Banksy street art by Toronto street artist Posterchild: Q: As a street artist yourself, what are your feelings about Banksy being in Toronto? A: I would like to have seen Banksy visit Toronto for its own merits and not simply coming to promote his film. Should we feel honored that he’s decided to paint our walls or should we feel outraged that he’s come here … for self-promotion, for advertising? (Globe And Mail) ...