PEST CONTROL STYMIES KESZLER GALLERY SALES
by Rachel Corbett
Stephan Keszler, the Southampton art dealer whose gallery salvaged a pair of three-ton concrete
Banksy street works from the West Bank city of Bethlehem, and took five other Street Art works from New Orleans, Los Angeles and England on consignment, says that public disapproval from the anonymous artist’s authentication arm,
Pest Control, has sabotaged the works’ reputation and, so far, his ability to sell them.
Artnet Magazine reported on the
Keszler Gallery exhibition and the
surrounding controversy six weeks ago.Â
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