John D’oh is a very naughty political artist whose work I enjoy immensely, whether I agree with his assertions or not. Whenever I see his stuff I can’t help smiling at his cheeky nerve. I suspect it gets him into trouble occasionally, but I like the edge he brings to the Bristol street art scene. This time it is the turn of the Queen, a reference to the band of the same name and her position on Brexit as portrayed by some media outlets (in particular the Murdock News International Media group).
Not only is the content of his work noteworthy, but his execution using stencils and his profusion of work is impressive. I have a large backlog of his work, much of which is politically no longer contemporary, but nonetheless an indicator of political issues in 2010s Bristol.
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I am a huge fan of Queen with Freddie Mercury. Love the reference. Do you think that Britain will actually do it? I know what the media says but theat has nothing to do with reality.
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It is a possibility and if we leave it will be a catastrophe in my view. I don’t trust our politicians. Europe provides a policy buffer which slows Maverick governments and holds them in check.
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Cool and funny art! Oh, I love it when British people say, “cheeky.”
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Cheeky, cheeky, cheeky.
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