Sale of Banksy artwork saves youth club

A youth club which was facing closure is celebrating a windfall after selling a Banksy artwork painted on a public wall.

Sale of Banksy artwork saves youth club
Tue, 26 Aug, 2014 - 15:21

A youth club which was facing closure is celebrating a windfall after selling a Banksy artwork painted on a public wall.

Mobile Lovers, showing a couple embracing while checking their mobile phones, appeared on a doorway by Broad Plain Working With Young People in Bristol in April.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: BristolPlace: Clement StreetPlace: Bristol City Museum and Art GalleryPlace: UKPlace: Broad PlainPlace: Bristol Museum & Art GalleryPlace: M32Person: BanksyPerson: Dennis StinchcombePerson: StinchcombePerson: Mary McCarthyPerson: George FergusonOrganisation: Mobile LoversOrganisation: Broad Plain Working With Young PeopleOrganisation: BanksyOrganisation: MM Contemporary Arts Ltd.Organisation: Broad PlainOrganisation: BanksysOrganisation: Broad Plain Boys’ ClubOrganisation: Young Bristol Creative Team
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