Non-League Paper

TOWN’S ‘BANKSY’ LAUNCHES AN ART ATTACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 January 2021

By Andy Mitchell

SCORE DRAW: Some of Mr Sce’s artwork on display at Pershore’s Community Stadium

PERSHORE Town has been helping a ‘Banksy’ superfan go viral – and want to bring him together with the real deal.
Mr Sce has been following the trend of the world famous anonymous street artist with his work popping up around his home town during lockdown.
His striking images of wildlife, created on shrink wrap bound around trees, have lit up paths populated by walkers to become a social media sensation.
But many may not have realised that Mr Sce’s wor...

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