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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by artylang on Mar 7, 2013 14:41:40 GMT 1, Tauba Auerbach 2012 untitled 22x30 inches edition of 120 signed and numbered silkscreen on paper
$3500
It is a photo of the over spray on her floor in the studio where she makes fold paintings. There will be a book of these photos coming out in about a year.
Tauba Auerbach 2012 untitled 22x30 inches edition of 120 signed and numbered silkscreen on paper
$3500
It is a photo of the over spray on her floor in the studio where she makes fold paintings. There will be a book of these photos coming out in about a year.
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by ilmambo on Mar 7, 2013 15:24:49 GMT 1, Tauba Auerbach 2012 untitled 22x30 inches edition of 120 signed and numbered silkscreen on paper
$3500
It is a photo of the over spray on her floor in the studio where she makes fold paintings. There will be a book of these photos coming out in about a year.
are you phishtaper4v? the post has been edited but I'm pretty sure it was identical to yours.
urbanartassociation.com/thread/104161/
Tauba Auerbach 2012 untitled 22x30 inches edition of 120 signed and numbered silkscreen on paper
$3500
It is a photo of the over spray on her floor in the studio where she makes fold paintings. There will be a book of these photos coming out in about a year.
are you phishtaper4v? the post has been edited but I'm pretty sure it was identical to yours. urbanartassociation.com/thread/104161/ |
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pelle
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by pelle on Mar 7, 2013 16:25:16 GMT 1, Tauba Auerbach 2012 untitled 22x30 inches edition of 120 signed and numbered silkscreen on paper $3500 It is a photo of the over spray on her floor in the studio where she makes fold paintings. There will be a book of these photos coming out in about a year.
oh, it's from a show EARLIER this year, excuse me. It would be customary to throw the artist 10% on a flip this quick. Ill point DAL in the direction of this thread. I have no problem coming down on someone selling in less than a year. Poor form. And your "hottest in contemporary art" comment just exposes you for the opportunist you are. Everyone is a salesman. So sad.
How much was the Tauba Auerbach from source? Will you be giving 10% of any profit you make back to the artist?
Tauba Auerbach 2012 untitled 22x30 inches edition of 120 signed and numbered silkscreen on paper $3500 It is a photo of the over spray on her floor in the studio where she makes fold paintings. There will be a book of these photos coming out in about a year. oh, it's from a show EARLIER this year, excuse me. It would be customary to throw the artist 10% on a flip this quick. Ill point DAL in the direction of this thread. I have no problem coming down on someone selling in less than a year. Poor form. And your "hottest in contemporary art" comment just exposes you for the opportunist you are. Everyone is a salesman. So sad. How much was the Tauba Auerbach from source? Will you be giving 10% of any profit you make back to the artist? |
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by alittle on Mar 7, 2013 16:42:43 GMT 1, Tauba Auerbach 2012 untitled 22x30 inches edition of 120 signed and numbered silkscreen on paper
$3500
It is a photo of the over spray on her floor in the studio where she makes fold paintings. There will be a book of these photos coming out in about a year.
are you phishtaper4v? the post has been edited but I'm pretty sure it was identical to yours. urbanartassociation.com/thread/104161/
Tauba Auerbach 2012 untitled 22x30 inches edition of 120 signed and numbered silkscreen on paper
$3500
It is a photo of the over spray on her floor in the studio where she makes fold paintings. There will be a book of these photos coming out in about a year.
are you phishtaper4v? the post has been edited but I'm pretty sure it was identical to yours. urbanartassociation.com/thread/104161/It was identical, but they are all pretty similar. Pretty sure they just copied and pasted the information and photos from the official release. |
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artylang
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by artylang on Mar 11, 2013 13:31:15 GMT 1, all questions answered. Still available.
thank you
all questions answered. Still available.
thank you
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by volvic on Mar 11, 2013 13:36:31 GMT 1, why are people getting annoyed at these being re sold? (they were ordered in october)
people sell banksy prints the same week they get them for a huge profit but thats considered the 'norm'?
why are people getting annoyed at these being re sold? (they were ordered in october)
people sell banksy prints the same week they get them for a huge profit but thats considered the 'norm'?
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pelle
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by pelle on Mar 11, 2013 14:02:16 GMT 1, all questions answered. Still available. thank you
You didn't answer my questions yet, so here they are again in case you missed them:
oh, it's from a show EARLIER this year, excuse me. It would be customary to throw the artist 10% on a flip this quick. Ill point DAL in the direction of this thread. I have no problem coming down on someone selling in less than a year. Poor form. And your "hottest in contemporary art" comment just exposes you for the opportunist you are. Everyone is a salesman. So sad.
How much was the Tauba Auerbach from source? Will you be giving 10% of any profit you make back to the artist?
all questions answered. Still available. thank you You didn't answer my questions yet, so here they are again in case you missed them: oh, it's from a show EARLIER this year, excuse me. It would be customary to throw the artist 10% on a flip this quick. Ill point DAL in the direction of this thread. I have no problem coming down on someone selling in less than a year. Poor form. And your "hottest in contemporary art" comment just exposes you for the opportunist you are. Everyone is a salesman. So sad. How much was the Tauba Auerbach from source? Will you be giving 10% of any profit you make back to the artist? |
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by nah on Mar 11, 2013 14:22:41 GMT 1, why are people getting annoyed at these being re sold? (they were ordered in october) people sell banksy prints the same week they get them for a huge profit but thats considered the 'norm'?
why are people getting annoyed at these being re sold? (they were ordered in october) people sell banksy prints the same week they get them for a huge profit but thats considered the 'norm'? any print sold 'behind the scenes' to select buyers is going to come under extra scrutiny if a bunch appear on the market, in part due to sour grapes. i wouldn't say banksy is immune to this - imagine a similar reaction if more of those special color nolas suddenly started appearing |
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artylang
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by artylang on Mar 11, 2013 14:35:37 GMT 1, Sure, Ill engage. The one gigantic difference and really the only one that matters is the fact that the quote your reference (and leave out the context) is in reference to an original painting and not an edition of 120 prints. You could even argue that it is far worse because Dal is so unproven and still working to make a name for himself, whereas Tauba has cemented her career already.
thank you for pointing that out so we could educate some of the newer members.
Sure, Ill engage. The one gigantic difference and really the only one that matters is the fact that the quote your reference (and leave out the context) is in reference to an original painting and not an edition of 120 prints. You could even argue that it is far worse because Dal is so unproven and still working to make a name for himself, whereas Tauba has cemented her career already.
thank you for pointing that out so we could educate some of the newer members.
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by pelle on Mar 12, 2013 9:38:45 GMT 1, why are people getting annoyed at these being re sold? (they were ordered in october) people sell banksy prints the same week they get them for a huge profit but thats considered the 'norm'?
Just to be clear, I have no problem with the re-sale. Only with the seller's double standards.
Sure, Ill engage. The one gigantic difference and really the only one that matters is the fact that the quote your reference (and leave out the context) is in reference to an original painting and not an edition of 120 prints. You could even argue that it is far worse because Dal is so unproven and still working to make a name for himself, whereas Tauba has cemented her career already. thank you for pointing that out so we could educate some of the newer members.
The above does not directly answer either of the questions I posed. But I guess it can be inferred that the answer to my second question is "no".
I see no need to provide the full context of your quoted post for two reasons:
1) Nowhere in the thread where your post originally appeared do you argue that your invented "costumary" praxis of giving 10% of any profit made from a quick re-sale should apply only to original paintings and not editioned prints.
2) Anyone who is interested can find the full context of the quote by looking at your previous posts. This is of course assuming that you do not go back and edit or remove your posts, like you have done in the past when people have called you out on something.
As for the idea of educating newer members, please leave me out of your "we". As far as I can see, the only thing you have to teach people with this is the art of hypocrisy.
why are people getting annoyed at these being re sold? (they were ordered in october) people sell banksy prints the same week they get them for a huge profit but thats considered the 'norm'? Just to be clear, I have no problem with the re-sale. Only with the seller's double standards. Sure, Ill engage. The one gigantic difference and really the only one that matters is the fact that the quote your reference (and leave out the context) is in reference to an original painting and not an edition of 120 prints. You could even argue that it is far worse because Dal is so unproven and still working to make a name for himself, whereas Tauba has cemented her career already. thank you for pointing that out so we could educate some of the newer members. The above does not directly answer either of the questions I posed. But I guess it can be inferred that the answer to my second question is "no". I see no need to provide the full context of your quoted post for two reasons: 1) Nowhere in the thread where your post originally appeared do you argue that your invented "costumary" praxis of giving 10% of any profit made from a quick re-sale should apply only to original paintings and not editioned prints. 2) Anyone who is interested can find the full context of the quote by looking at your previous posts. This is of course assuming that you do not go back and edit or remove your posts, like you have done in the past when people have called you out on something. As for the idea of educating newer members, please leave me out of your "we". As far as I can see, the only thing you have to teach people with this is the art of hypocrisy. |
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by artylang on Mar 15, 2013 0:59:17 GMT 1, lol.
Anyway, taking offers.
thank you
lol.
Anyway, taking offers.
thank you
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by willnyc on Mar 15, 2013 6:56:15 GMT 1, Pelle,
Don't be offended:
I'm trying to understand why you insist on the seller to give back 10% to the artist? Has other who bought and resold other artist given back to theirs?
I was offered a Tauba recent woven work from a gallery that doesn't represent her but is good friends with Paula Cooper that does and they are asking 5x the retail price. I'm sure if they do sell the piece they are not going to give Tauba 10% of that sale.
The fold or the static print sold around this price range on the secondary market and they were cheaper I believe
I don't have an issue of what's going on here if someone wants this bad enough they will buy or make offer to seller.
Pelle,
Don't be offended:
I'm trying to understand why you insist on the seller to give back 10% to the artist? Has other who bought and resold other artist given back to theirs?
I was offered a Tauba recent woven work from a gallery that doesn't represent her but is good friends with Paula Cooper that does and they are asking 5x the retail price. I'm sure if they do sell the piece they are not going to give Tauba 10% of that sale.
The fold or the static print sold around this price range on the secondary market and they were cheaper I believe
I don't have an issue of what's going on here if someone wants this bad enough they will buy or make offer to seller.
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by pelle on Mar 15, 2013 8:13:53 GMT 1, Pelle, Don't be offended: I'm trying to understand why you insist on the seller to give back 10% to the artist? Has other who bought and resold other artist given back to theirs? I was offered a Tauba recent woven work from a gallery that doesn't represent her but is good friends with Paula Cooper that does and they are asking 5x the retail price. I'm sure if they do sell the piece they are not going to give Tauba 10% of that sale. The fold or the static print sold around this price range on the secondary market and they were cheaper I believe I don't have an issue of what's going on here if someone wants this bad enough they will buy or make offer to seller.
If you look at the post by artylang which I quoted in my initial post, you will see that he suggested to another seller that it would be "customary" to give 10% back to an artist when making a profit by selling something on quickly. This "customary" praxis was invented by artylang, not me.
I am not insisting that he give 10% back to the artist. I am simply asking whether - after being critical of someone else who wanted to sell an artwork - he is going to live up to his own standards.
And as you can see from the post immediately above your own, his answer to this is "lol":
lol. Anyway, taking offers. thank you
Pelle, Don't be offended: I'm trying to understand why you insist on the seller to give back 10% to the artist? Has other who bought and resold other artist given back to theirs? I was offered a Tauba recent woven work from a gallery that doesn't represent her but is good friends with Paula Cooper that does and they are asking 5x the retail price. I'm sure if they do sell the piece they are not going to give Tauba 10% of that sale. The fold or the static print sold around this price range on the secondary market and they were cheaper I believe I don't have an issue of what's going on here if someone wants this bad enough they will buy or make offer to seller. If you look at the post by artylang which I quoted in my initial post, you will see that he suggested to another seller that it would be "customary" to give 10% back to an artist when making a profit by selling something on quickly. This "customary" praxis was invented by artylang, not me. I am not insisting that he give 10% back to the artist. I am simply asking whether - after being critical of someone else who wanted to sell an artwork - he is going to live up to his own standards. And as you can see from the post immediately above your own, his answer to this is "lol": lol. Anyway, taking offers. thank you |
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by artylang on Mar 21, 2013 13:41:03 GMT 1, taking offers, thank you
taking offers, thank you
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Tauba Auerbach Screen Print, by Deleted on Mar 25, 2013 12:14:01 GMT 1, This forum is for wants.
Not needs.
This forum is for wants.
Not needs.
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