"We are shocked and quite honestly suspicious that Bansky's antics went undetected by such a respected auction house. While certain artists might shun 'selling out,' many others rely on the symbiotic relationship of artistry and commercialism to support themselves and contribute to a healthy economy." In a paragraph of at least five sentences, address Banksy's advice that people should "not to buy anything by anybody, unless it was created for sale in the first place." Include at least one specific reference to each excerpt in your response.

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Explanation:

Bansky's advice that only the things created to be sod in the first place are supposed to be bought is not only fantastical but flawed in its assumption. The assumption here is that any creator can think before making a work if they want to sell it or not and if that intent has any inherent effect on the work. If the work is made so as to sell it, does it automatically decrease its value? Most of the closeted work not made for sale, or rather not put up for sale is actually not as good. The ability for any art to sell actually drives many artists to do better. Whether it commercializes or sells out some is a different matter.

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one time i was sleeping on a bench outside of walgreens and someone offered me money because they thought i was homeless

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