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Charging for Banksy

October 13, 2013 In Art, Blog, Celebrity, General, New York By Allison Job

Charging for Banksy

This week a group of young people on the east side of New York City have been seen charging people up to $20 to view the famous street artist Banksy’s latest installation in his month-long residency on the streets of New York. A little under two weeks into Banksy’s NY residency his works have already been ruined by art rivals, sprayed over with other graffiti tags and even completely painted over by individuals unaware of Banksy’s fame. The young people caught charging money to see the latest work had covered up the art with a cardboard box in order to preserve it as well as to make money off of Banksy’s notoriety.

Allison Job

Allison Job is a second year student at Fordham Law and a member of the Intellectual Property Media & Entertainment Law Journal. Her interest in IP comes from her background as a professional musician with work ranging from performing with baroque ensembles to performing with Frank Ocean and the Roots. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her fabulous pug puppy Frankie!