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Tuesday, September 05, 2006

BANKSY DOES PARIS HILTON



Banksy is never one to disappoint. This time around the Bristol-based guerilla artist has concocted a way to subvert the UK release of socialite Paris Hilton's debut album. Repackaging approximately 500 copies with new cover and insert artwork as well as his own version of the music, Banksy once again reigns supreme when it comes to original ideas. Sure, it's a highly involved endeavor, but you have to give the man credit -- devilish cunning and attention to detail are what set him apart from the fray.

Read the full story here.

Check out the photos here.

posted by Matthew Newton @ Tuesday, September 05, 2006   1 comments


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