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Tuesday 30 May 2006

Another nice stencil spotted in our neighbourhood.

This is nicely positioned on the side of the White Cube gallery and directly in front of our favourite posh eatery, Cru. It’s one of a pair commissioned from Banksy by Bono for his editorship of The Independent but we like it anyway.

Posted by Anne-Fay | Tags: Banksy, graffiti, outdoor, Shoreditch

2 Comments

john of hoxton [May 26th, 2007 at 7:44 pm ]

who is banksy where is Hoxton square i miss ‘Oxton squareand will anybody ever publish the real juicy shoreditch and hoxton graffiti, that cvan be found if you dare to stray away from the main roads. the days of being hijacked there or accidentally being caught up in the cross fire of a a machine gun battle are long gone HAVEN”T they?
john of hoxton [May 26th, 2007 at 7:47 pm ]

gosh i forgot to spell check my comment it looks like i ain’t educated like governor

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