Spray-painting the Town Gold: Arts vs. Commerce in Exit Through the Gift Shop
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Brett Lamb explores Exit Through the Gift Shop (Banksy, 2010), a fascinating and in many ways perplexing film that looks at the commodification of a counterculture and what happens when a subversive art form hits the mainstream. Student activities include a guide to making digital stencils.
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