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"International man of mystery and X-Acto Knife specialist Banksy continues his month-long New York City &amp;quot;residency&amp;quot; with this piece that popped up today on the Lower East Side. This time, he has not only taken over a massive wall, but an unsuspecting car in the process.   While his method of using pre-cut stencils certainly helps him out on install time, this one is crazy elaborate, and it&amp;#039;s amazing that no one caught him in the act. Now that he&amp;#039;s effectively created a real-time scavenger hunt for fans, and maybe more-so for other tag artists who view Banksy as nothing more than a sell-out celebrity, it will be interesting to see how he plans to pull off the remaining days&amp;#039; pieces.  This isn&amp;#039;t the first time that Banksy has leveraged the use of a vehicle during his residency. Titled &amp;quot;Better Out Than In&amp;quot;it was unveiled on October 5th,  with a lush garden oasis on the inside of a standard beat-up GMC delivery truck. Complete with running waterfall, a rainbow and fluttering butterflies, it&amp;#039;s a stark contrast to the rusted tagged truck that it&amp;#039;s hidden inside. It&amp;#039;s also a stark contrast to the city itself, and is reminiscent of Sheep Station, the pop-up sheep pasture that recently debuted at the old Getty station in Chelsea in the corner of 25th and 10th. But the question remains - what car is that hidden under Banksy&amp;#039;s graffiti in the LES? Under all that paint it&amp;#039;s tough to tell, but keened-eyed Zerin Dube identified it as a &amp;#039;97 Mazda Protege. And while yes, they can no longer see out of their car thanks to all that paint, the owner should be thrilled that their car&amp;#039;s value just skyrocketed.  In a city chock full of people who are now on the lookout for the elusive artist, which vehicle should be his next canvas? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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