CLEAN : A copy of Banksy's stolen rat produced for Paris street art exhibition

The video discusses a stolen artwork from Beaubourg, its reconstruction by graffiti artists, and the challenges of preserving original street art. It highlights the reliance on reproductions and photos for Banksy's works, as originals are often vandalized or removed. The video also touches on the authenticity of licensed reproductions, which Banksy himself criticizes.

What event led to the recreation of Banksy's artwork in Paris?

• The artwork was stolen from Beaubourg.

• The original was sold at auction.

• The original artwork was damaged by weather.

• Banksy requested a new version.

What is a common fate of original street artworks?

• They are displayed in galleries.

• They are sold to private collectors.

• They are often vandalized or removed.

• They are preserved in museums.

How are original street artworks typically documented?

• Through detailed sketches.

• Via photographs published by the artist.

• By creating replicas.

• Through video recordings.

What is Banksy's stance on licensed copies of his work?

• He creates them himself.

• He criticizes them.

• He is indifferent to them.

• He fully supports them.

Why are reproductions of street art necessary?

• To preserve the memory of the originals.

• To replace damaged originals.

• To sell them at higher prices.

• To create new art styles.