Anyone want to buy a Banksy?????

[Cooper]

This one was removed by the apparent owners of the Packard Plant, right? Here's what they have to say about their property:

"Today the plant is considered the largest abandoned industrial site in the country. It is a massive 40 acres of industrial space, and it's basically open for thieves, scrappers, squatters, urbanists, and graffiti artists to frequent."

[Diehard]

This better be a joke. Whoever's "selling" a piece of a wall knows damn well it doesn't belong to them.
I know the "I remember when this was all trees" piece was removed, but I don't know about the birdcage.

[Stosh]

This one was removed by the apparent owners of the Packard Plant, right? Here's what they have to say about their property:

"Today the plant is considered the largest abandoned industrial site in the country. It is a massive 40 acres of industrial space, and it's basically open for thieves, scrappers, squatters, urbanists, and graffiti artists to frequent."

I don't know that these people are the owners of the site, so to say that is what "they" say about "their" property isn't quite accurate.

I wonder if these are reproductions? You would think that others would have been discovered at the same time. Or maybe they were, and dismantled brick by brick by others. I don't know the circumstances of the painting of these, and totally unverifiable, not to mention not worth 75K.

[OriginalG313]

http://www.freep.com/article/2010081...y-work-on-eBay
Posted: 12:26 p.m. Aug. 10, 2010

Once in Packard Plant, Banksy work on eBay



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[Goose]

so, what would be the reply is the seller was asked how he/she acquired this work of art.... how did they come into posession, what is their proof of claim of ownership of this work?

[Johnlodge]

So who painted the cat looking for the bird after the bird was removed? Did Banksy come back?