Vicki Explores ... Bristol
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ม.ค. 2025
- Thanks to the Banksy Bristol App for guiding me to the locations of the current Banksy’s in Bristol. At the time of filming the app costs £2.99, but tells you some nice details about each Banksy work.
Locations of Banksy works as shown in the video:
#1 The Grim Reaper - M Shed www.bristolmus...
#2 The Girl with the Pierced Eardrum - behind Sydney Row.
#3 Smiley Wall - Lower Lamb Street
#4 Well-hung Man - College Green
#5 Paintpot Angel - Bristol Museum & Art Gallery www.bristolmus...
#6 Mild Mild West - Hamilton House, Stokes Croft
#7 Rat Trap- Thomas Street North, Kingsdown
‘Vicki Explores Theme’ and ‘All The Stations’ music by Steven Francis: / artist .
Filmed and edited by Vicki Pipe
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Good to see you in Bristol! It's a wonderful city:) My home town too
Love Banksy. I even incorporated one piece in a model layout. 😄
As a local, I have genuinely no idea how you managed to get to all of these within 2 hours
2 hours is more than enough to walk through most city centres for me
The city centre is massive, it would take at least 5 hours to walk from the bear pit to bedminster bridge with how busy it is, even if your a fast person
I remember there was a Banksy Mural painted on the side of a house in Cato Street, Easton. It’s was estimated to have a higher value than the end terrace house it was painted on, if I remember correctly the owners tried to sell it as ‘A Banksy Painting with house attached’. Sadly for the owners, after their plans became known, the mural was vandalised before they had a chance to sell it.
3:51 Steps! The equivalent of a 15 storey building
Really enjoying the Vicki Explores series, hoping to visit Bristol in the New Year 2020! :) x
There's also quite a bit of Brunel stuff in Bristol.
I love Bristol! Its such a diverse city and have seen many of the Banksy's art!
Well done Vicki. Merry Christmas
Call me crazy but I love the duck shot at 3:22 😎👍
Thank you Vicki for showing a few places of interest in Bristol. There were other Banksy artworks in earlier years but they were painted over by angry residents. One of the best was the heli rat on a gatepost in Hensman's Hill, since seen only in the US of A.
Now available from: www.etsy.com/listing/101682832/banksy-rat-stencil-flying-helicopter-rat
I also found a rat-with-saw on a boarded up shop in Broadmead, duly photographed and made into a tee shirt.
Bristol is also home to Massive Attack, Portishead and other music artists & bands and that is where Trip Hop music was first made and heard of back in the 1990s and early 2000s.
Plus Bristol is sometimes known as “Indie-Town”. And also has 2 small popular football teams-Bristol City & Bristol Rovers who are in the EFL and are known as “Tinpot clubs”. 😂🤣
You should be making documentaries for TV. Your personable and knowledgeable style is on a par with Bettany Hughes and Alice Roberts. Someone should find you an agent.
GWAN THE BRIZ. Nice to see the ends getting some love.
I’d love to go to Bristol one day
We had a guy staying in our hostel and someone swore he was Banksy. The bloke did know about graffiti art. Don't know about the accent.
There is a covered up Banksy on the square brick vent shaft, at ground level, for the multi storey car park opposite Afflek's Palace in Manchester. It was only a couple of feet across. It was covered in perspex because it had got quite tatty underneath. I used to pass it regularly but it was boarded over last year.
Love your videos! Merry Christmas Vicki! 🎄Warmest Wishes for a wonderful Holiday Season! All the very best for a Healthy & Happy New Year! ...take care!
My mother's father was born in Bristol, where I believe his family owned a pub. He emigrated to Canada when he was around 12 (c. 1910), then moved to Chicago, where I still live. My mom and sister and I visited distant cousins in Bristol in 1978. They were very nice and _extremely_ proud of the Clifton Suspension Bridge, which they made sure we visited. I'd love to go back to the UK to ride the rails as you folks do, but my wife isn't up to it, alas, so I watch your videos instead. Cheers!
Good Video, cheers, David, *Merry Christmas*
Interesting tour of Bristol. I'll look out for the artwork next time I'm in the city. The M Shed Museum and Bristol Harbor Railway are a shadow of what they used to be. The M Shed Museum used to have a huge model railway which was scrapped when the museum was refurbished and the Bristol Harbor Railway was 1 1/2 miles long but since then most of it has been converted into a bus way.
What did you think of stokes croft ? The pic under the mild wild west changes , always alternates between a male and female artist and the previous artist picks the next one .
Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones and to all Vicky Explores fans near and far. thank you for great videos. looking forward to 2020 and new adventures
Bristol is nice. I live in Bath and I’d love you to explore there
Marshy: An "anonymous" bloke's drawings of lines and various dots etc. around the UK, some say there's a deeper meaning to them, whereas others say its just a train map. Who knows?!
Great to see a whistle-stop tour of my home city (although I left there when I was 9 to move to the other side of the Severn estuary !)
Banksy nr 2 is very similar to the Johannes Vermeer - Meisje met de parel (Girl with the pearl), created around 1665-1667. This is the URL to the Dutch wikipedia page of the painting: nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meisje_met_de_parel
Love watching vicki explores
A short and sweet film with many nice touches.
As I am from and still live in Bristol, I feel obliged to watch this video!
Awesome!! Finding all the bankys and the pubs is also a good tour ... :) That took us the weekend , far too many hills in Bristol
"All the pubs".
Sounds like a series Geoff would like.
hey guys ...loving the vids ..i am going to be going from glasgow to london 1st class with first trentalia first time going the west coast route i usually go GNER due my love for the HST ...i have heard that the pendolino windows are small on the inside which can make you feel sick ...have you guys experienced this feeling ?
Great video Vicky, I work in the former GWR distribution office which is attached to Temple Meads Station and also includes the beautifully restored Bristol & Exeter House and its great to see some of Bristol’s sights being explored and shared online!
Nice... I always enjoy going to Bristol - there is stacks to see there...
I really enjoy ur Vicki Explores videos
Didnt seem to get the notification or this video come up on subscription box??? Help me
bumped into vicki while she was rushing around trying to film this video. an absolute pleasure!
Love your explores. Great stuff.
Love the video
We were visiting my daughter in Bristol last Easter and happened to spot the 'Well hung lover' completely by chance from the top deck of a bus. Rather randomly, we then heard about a Banksy exhibition in Gothenburg in the summer. Seeing as we live only half an hours drive away we just had to go, and I have to say it was the best art exhibition I've ever been to!
A great place to explore , shame the old station engine shed building is still not back in use yet, another great vicki explores
Love these vidoes. Go Vicki
Should go to stratford upon avon
Excellent Video! On a recent charter train trip to Bristol, We took a ferry to SS Great Britain, and had a walk round it and a drink on a boat cafe. Walked up to the Clifton Suspension Bridge along the river valley. Walked through Clifton and down a hidden passageway with steep steps with a random bus stop along it back down the hill . Walked all the way back along the docks to Queen Square and then back to Temple Meads and tea on the train home. Done in around 6 hours. Loverly sunny day.
Love Bristol, it was my nearest major city growing up. It's very charming and the locals are fun. The level of homelessness is horribly depressing though.
That violin graffiti (4:32) is right by my uni accommodation!!! I walk past it most days! (still haven't had a chance to find any Banksy's though)
@Pet C Not all uni students like getting pissed every night if at all, do you really think someone watching a video on a channel about train stations would really want to go out every night?. I haven't been in Bristol long and have been fixated with my uni work and coping on my own for the first time, but seeing something that I recognised it was nice that someone else appreciated it too. And some of us do get off our phones when walking about, which has made me see a load of great graffiti in Bristol that isn't Banksy
Can you please do a video with the new Transpennine Express, East Midlands Railway and Avanti West Coast Franchises??
What about Cabot Circus?
When are you going to do the least used station in Bristol? Geoffrey said that he will do it in one of his videos
Awesome! Go, Vicki!
very well filmed.
How could you walk past it but not eat at Brunel's Buttery! Best place ever.
I was travelling in Bristol yesterday!
My eldest niece was born in Bristol and you were exploring quite near where she used to live :)
As a Bristol born ... this was amazing to see after moving to Oban in Scotland (which I’m enjoying your videos for places to visit up here) but you missed a banksy which was over the road from the children’s hospital and also the children’s hospital has a great Harry Potter story :) x
I LOVE BRISTOLLLL and Bath go there too
As someone who lives in Bristol for my study, this gives me a lot of 'familiar' feelings.
How 'familiar' are these feelings? And what exactly are they?
@@rippawallet Honestly, I don't know how to explain properly. Maybe I have used the wrong word(?); English is not my first language. I live not far from the city centre, so it might be why.
These are just the feelings like "ah, that road I used to walk/cycle that day on the way to the party at my friend's place", or "ah, yes, I have been on the bus passing this countless times", or "aw, yeah, that's the alley next to my previous accommodation", or something like that.
Yayyayay Bristol !!!!
So strange to think you were walking around my city (at quite a pace)! I've never seen the Smiley Wall before but I work quite close to the Girl with the Pierced Eardrum.
Glad you had the chance to do that!
Great video
Bit disappointed to be honest. It was almost entirely about Banksy. There was nothing explaining why for example the clock on the city Corn Exchange has two minute hands for example, or the story behind the (now closed) public house called "The Reckless Engineer"
Next time.
Proper job! Gurt lush innit.
A limited set of Bristol Banksys but a great vid nonetheless!
TH-cam choises tonight.. Viki explores Bristol or Geoff drones on and on about the tube map :-) Just kidding.... love all you guys videos :-)
There are some Banksy originals around the streets of Weston super Mare too if your interested in a follow up of this Vicky. Hope you and Geoff are well by the way. Still can't get over seeing you both in May at the NRM. Merry Christmas, all my best wishes for a great New year and decade of 2020. X
second one is a copy of Vermeer, but I guess you knew that.
happy Christmas
That's some pretty good training for the Ultra Challenge.
The mild mild west is in a cool district called Montpellier
If the title says "Vicki", I watch immediately.
If the channel title says "all the stations"...
Vicky, you can't do justice to Bristol in 5 minutes.
Come visit Bristol again and we can show you more quirky bits of our city
Why was Geoff the model for the bloke hanging?😉
Used to see loads of small ‘Banksy’s’ sprayed on walls around Park St and Clifton in the late 90s. Of course at the time he was unknown and they would be quickly painted over. There were some larger pieces dotted around that lasted several years, notably Welsh Back, St Paul’s and Easton but they’re long gone.
Shame.
Pet C yet the Council in Bristol have set aside and actively encouraged graffiti art in several areas of the City. Ashton Gate has some large murals by local artists and they’re incredible. The large Banksy pieces on Welsh Back, St Paul’s (dedicated to a friend of his) and Easton as well as the ones that survive in Stokes Croft and Park Street are/where stunning. Nothing wrong with a bit of colour.
1:51 Blind friendly lift going up!
You should make s Vicki explores Barnstaple
My home town!!!
Great video but too short.
Pity about the loading bay one and the gallery one on loan.
#merrybristmas Vicki!
Back to the station well at least it is down hill
All the banksys
One of these days I’ll get Vicki and my GP in the same room and a singularity will occur. Identical people.
I thought I'd seen you!
Breaking-in the walking boots, Vicki?
Jjjjjk
She talks more slower than Geoff. Thus, it´s better for english practice.
Vicki Explores... Slough.
If only....
As long as she goes to the birth place of the Ford GT40, Thunderbirds, Horlick, Mars, Coxs orange Pipin apple and just outside Slough the site of Hawker Hurricane production,
What about Swindon too? XD
@@MrsMster there are jokes about swindon, but none of them are suitable for this comments section.
@@jonathanbeale3978 What? Did Gerry Anderson make Thunderbirds in Slough?
A bit rushed without much vision of the "Art" or explanation!
I would like to explore your bristols!.
Bristolist
Could have been an interesting video about history (perhaps highlighting Brunel).
Or, I thought, Vicki's scarf might have hinted at a tour of Doctor Who locations.
Instead we just saw a lot of graffiti. And boring graffiti at that.
All the banksys