The news on Bansky’s art-shredding stunt goes viral and digital marketing companies gave vent to their creativity.
After being auctioned for $1.1 million, Bansky self-destructed one of his famous painting: the girl with the baloon. Immediately becoming one of the most audacious stunts in art history the artwork, now shredded into ribbons, has led many to proclaim it was a middle finger to the art world, maybe an act of counterculture, definitely an anti-capitalist statement. ironically though events thereafter could not bare a stronger stench of money.
Right after the event banksy became a global twitter trend, nifty marketing that would have otherwise cost a lot to pull off. now big brands are capitalizing on the historical art moment by editing it into marketing gold.
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But an entirely unrelated group also made moves to capitalize on the shredding: Brands have already begun to turn Banksy’s stunt into marketing, Adweek reported Wednesday.
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The Creative Director at TWBA—the creative agency responsible for many McDonald’s campaigns—designed his own version of the stunt
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Artist Nolo Sanchesky from Canary Islands
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