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Banksy my changemaker
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My changemaker banksy
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Photograph by Banksy In 2010 Art doesn't need a face, it just needs a purpose.
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Introduction
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The first time I heard about Banksy
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Girl with balloon Created at London in 2002
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Seasons greetings Created at a garage in port Talbot Wales in December 2018
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Show me the Monet created in 2005, oil on canvas painting
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Game changer, created in 2020
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Conclusion
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my change. Maker Banks Key
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Photograph by banks key in 2010
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Art Doesn't need to face
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it just needs a purpose.
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Introduction.
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Hello, everyone. Today I'm going to talk about my change maker Banks Key.
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He is a British graffitti artist who is famous for addressing political,
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social
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and moral issues through his paintings with a sense of dark humor.
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His work produced withstand shows and spray paint that
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have been featured on streets, walls and bridges of cities throughout the world.
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His art delivers strong messages to people about
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what's happening now and makes people think,
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Oh,
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the first time I heard about Banks Key
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the first time I heard about Banks Key was a book for my dad's collection.
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Instead of drawing on canvas paper, he stencils on street walls.
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He gives the R a new definition,
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the arts not in a museum,
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not in someone's private collection. It should exist where people exist
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live in the streets where we live and everyone can see it.
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Girl was doing
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Created at London in 20
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two,
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a young girl whose hair and dress are blowing in the wind,
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reaching for or releasing a red heart shaped balloon.
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The guest star, and the red balloon is a symbol of childhood and freedom,
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presenting a powerful message that can be read in several ways.
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Whenever you see the girl as losing the balloon or about to catch it,
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the meaning can be interrupted as losses,
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loss of innocence or the arrival of new Hope and love.
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Next to the painting, there was a famous extra option. There's always hope.
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Yeah.
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Do you see him?
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Yeah.
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All right.
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Season's greetings. Created at
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A garage and portable whales in December 2018,
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it is painted on two walls of a private garage in Portable,
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a industrial city of South Wales considered among
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the most polluted areas of the United Kingdom,
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mainly due
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to the presence of old steel mills.
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On one side of the walls,
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it looks like a child is tasting and
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enjoying little snowflakes falling from the sky.
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But then you find out it is ash, not snow.
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The other wall is the steelworks. Looming over the city
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season's greetings represents a typical banks.
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Keys work and makes us all think about the serious problem of pollution.
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Okay?
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Mm hmm.
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Show me the Mona created in 2015 oil on canvas painting.
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Mm
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I am.
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The background is Monet's painting the Water Lily pond,
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adding to discourage shopping carts in one
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traffic cone to Monet's pond. The beautiful nature was damaged.
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This painting tells us that the environmental pollution is more serious than ever.
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Sometimes we shop too much more than we need,
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and it produced extra waste to the damaged environment.
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In summer, my family and I go hiking on the weekends when we walked
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in the forest is
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it was so relaxing and comfortable imagining if one day all just disappeared
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because of pollution.
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We can never enjoy the beauty of nature and needs us
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to act now and protect the only earth we have that
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mhm.
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That's the way
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Game Changer created in 2020
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mhm
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mm.
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In the last 20 years, banks key has raised almost
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30 million for charity, most recent in support of British healthcare workers.
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During the first wave of the COVID-19
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crisis, Banks Key shipped his work game changer to the self
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Amped on General Hospital in May 2020,
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along with a no direct thanks for all you're doing.
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I hope this brightens up the place of it,
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even if It's only black and white.
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The painting shows a young boy playing with its new superhero.
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The painting was sold in 2021 to support the well being of the NHS,
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University self Hampton Hospital staff and patients.
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Mhm,
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mhm.
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Come out,
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right
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Conclusion.
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Yeah,
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mhm
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His sense of humor and I r e in his work makes me
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want to see more and find out what his work is about.
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Banks Key is using his own way to raise awareness of issues in society.
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The best art is the work that makes us think
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Banks, Keys work has inspired me and caused me to wonder.
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Right now, I may not draw something this deep,
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but I'm learning and getting inspiration from him.
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His impact is like a C. It plants my heart and it will grow into something big. One day,
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Trump, I'll only
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right up here.
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Hope you enjoy by
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