Banksy Sale Ends Print Release Lottery with Pictures On Walls
London print house, Pictures On Walls recently announced via their website that they have 'been taken over by venture anti-capitalists and will cease trading from 31st December 2017". Pictures on Walls are having a closing down sale with much of their remaining stock being sold off. Over the duration of their closing down sale they will be releasing remaindered print editions, previously unreleased screen prints and big discounts on remaining stock.One of the hot items is the announcement that the Banksy "Sale Ends" screenprint originally produced for the LA exhibition Barely Legal in 2006 will finally be released via the website. The Sale Ends image has been substantially re-worked by Banksy and according to Pictures On Walls it was then left on a shelf until now. POW has the full edition of 500 Sale Ends Prints signed by Banksy and they will release the edition via an online lottery system.
The new Sale Ends Now print has been substantially re-worked, pictured above is the 2006 Banksy Sale Ends image from the artists website for comparison.
BANKSY Sale Ends Print
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With Banksy's offer of a FREE UK Election Souvenir Print making headlines earlier this year and later getting pulled for legal reasons, demand for this print edition is likely to be huge! Much to Pictures on Walls credit they know this and have chosen to operate a lottery system, giving everyone the possible chance to buy a real Banksy edition. Pictures on walls have said; 'Various security measures will be in place to ensure they go to good homes'.
To be in with a chance to purchase the signed edition register your interest with your name and email address on the Pictures on Walls website. The Banksy Sale Ends signed print will be sold for £500 each to the lucky 500 who get selected. You have until 6pm Thursday 2nd November 2017 (GMT) to register your interest.
Register here
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Pictures on Walls Sale Ends registration page.
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