Banksy: Urban art in a material world

Table of Content
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 1) Introduction
 a) How Does Banksy Depict Consumerism?
 b) How is the Term Consumer Culture Used in this Study?
 c) Sources
 2) Terms and Definitions
 a) Consumerism and Consumption
 i) The Term Consumption
 ii) The Concept of Consumerism
 b) Cultural Critique, Critique of Authority andEnvironmental Criticism
 c) Consumer Society
 i) Narrowing Down "Consumer Society"
 ii) Emergence of Consumer Societies
 d) Consumption and Religion
 e) Consumption in Art History
 i) Marcel Duchamp
 ii) Andy Warhol
 iii) Jeff Koons
 f) Graffiti, Street Art, and Urban Art. I) Graffitiii) The Term Street Art
 iii) Definition of Street Art
 (1) Street (and) Art
 (2) "Illegal" versus "Self-authorized"
 (3) Word versus Image
 (4) The Viewer of Street Art
 (5) Street Art Is Site-Specific
 (6) The Performative Aspect of Street Art
 (7) Street Art Is Ephemeral and Participatory
 (8) Street Art and Advertising
 (9) Quality Characteristics of Street Art
 iv) Urban Art
 3) London at the Turn of the Millennium
 a) The London Art Scene since 1980
 b) Damien Hirst and Young British Artists
 c) What makes a British artist in the 1990s a Young British Artist?
 4) Banksy. A) Street Art --
The Rise of Banksyi) Why Did Street Art Increase around 2000?
 ii) The Spectacularization of Art
 iii) Barcode --
"Barcode Leopard" (2000)
 iv) Money
 (1) "Cash Point" (ca. 2001-2005)
 (2) "Di-Faced Tenners" (2005)
 v) Leftist Consumption
 (1) "IKEA Punk" (2009)
 (2) "Destroy Capitalism" (2006)
 b) Painting --
"Crude Oils" (since 2000)
 i) The Series and the Exhibition
 (1) The Framing
 (2) Rats
 ii) Selected Artwork
 (1) Toxic Waste Barrel --
"Crude Oil" (2005)
 (2) Shopping Cart --
"Show me the Monet" (2005)
 (3) The Tesco Supermarket Motif and the Shopping Bag. C) Installation --
"The Village Pet Store and Charcoal Grill" (2008-09)i) Fast-food Consumption --
"Nuggets" and "Sausages"
 ii) Animals as a Raw Material Supplier --
"Leopard"
 iii) Children, Consumption and Cosmetics --
"Rabbit"
 iv) Media Consumption --
"Primates"
 5) Banksy and Damien Hirst
 a) "Keep it Spotless (Defaced Hirst)" (2007)
 b) Hirst's Spot Paintings
 c) "Keep it Spotless (Defaced Hirst)" (2007) Part 2
 d) The Location Reference --
Street and Art
 6) Artistic strategies for dealing with Consumer Phenomena
 a) A Consumer Paradise Illusion?
 i) The Controlled "Shock." Ii) Over-Identification and Ironyb) Banksy's Anti-Consumption, Political-Activist Caricature
 i) Images of Images
 ii) (Dis)placement and Staging
 c) Brands not Products
 d) Souvenirs
 e) Advertising
 e) (Im)material Things
 7) Appendix
 a) Banksy's Pseudonym
 b) Banksy's "Biography"
 c) Banksy's Exhibitions
 i) Banksy's Artistic Activities and Travels
 ii) Banksy's Album Covers
 d) Bibliography
 i) Online Sources with an Author
 ii) Online Sources without an Author
 iii) Other Websites
 iv) Printed Magazine or Newspaper Articles, Papers, Essays and Interviews.