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Banksy fans from near and far queued for hours on Sunday morning outside Glasgow’s Gallery of Modern Art to be among the first members of the public to see the elusive artist’s major new exhibition.
Jamie Donaghy and friend Sasha Hampton, from Carluke, were first in line for walk-in tickets, having arrived at the GoMA at 4:30am. “This is the first day so it felt special. Our first chance to attend a public exhibition of his work. It’s monumental. It’s a big day.“With your priorities in life, art has got to be a big one for me. And Banksy is the epitome of what art should be. It’s about change, it’s about challenge. It’s authentic. His priorities are right. He’s a great artist.”
She told The Herald:"I’m a huge fan. I remember the story of him selling his art in Central Park in 2013. It was a huge deal. I’ve seen his documentary and I love his work.
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