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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by ca on Aug 2, 2019 14:34:05 GMT 1, Beejoir? LOL
Beejoir? LOL
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by The Italian One on Aug 2, 2019 14:43:45 GMT 1, right time for Pejac to have a show in NY
right time for Pejac to have a show in NY
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by lv90210 on Aug 2, 2019 14:50:58 GMT 1, Just got back from US and rumours abound of major NY gallery interest refocusing on urban art following growth in Asian markets. With plenty or artists names being mentioned Banksy, Kaws, obviously but a few surprises, invader, Beejoir, DFace, Bast and more... Interesting times again possibly
Groundbreaking..... this is big news !!
The biggest surprise there was Bejoir and Dface, feel sorry for such an in experienced gallery wasting their time with these artists.
#rentmustbecheap
Just got back from US and rumours abound of major NY gallery interest refocusing on urban art following growth in Asian markets. With plenty or artists names being mentioned Banksy, Kaws, obviously but a few surprises, invader, Beejoir, DFace, Bast and more... Interesting times again possibly Groundbreaking..... this is big news !! The biggest surprise there was Bejoir and Dface, feel sorry for such an in experienced gallery wasting their time with these artists. #rentmustbecheap |
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by sgolby on Aug 2, 2019 14:52:30 GMT 1, We'll see, I am in contact with a gallery about a Harland Miller, if it comes to fruition I stand to make a pretty penny on a piece I bought for decor lol.
We'll see, I am in contact with a gallery about a Harland Miller, if it comes to fruition I stand to make a pretty penny on a piece I bought for decor lol.
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by Winks on Aug 2, 2019 16:11:26 GMT 1, 
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by Poster Bob on Aug 2, 2019 16:20:49 GMT 1, Sounds like tall-tales. The Asian market is mostly China. Chinese collectors prefer classical works by Chinese artists. They are not interested in street art. I know one of you is going to start yapping about Invader sales in Hong Kong but it is such an insignificant drop in the bucket compared to all of the money in the market.
Sounds like tall-tales. The Asian market is mostly China. Chinese collectors prefer classical works by Chinese artists. They are not interested in street art. I know one of you is going to start yapping about Invader sales in Hong Kong but it is such an insignificant drop in the bucket compared to all of the money in the market.
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by tab1 on Aug 2, 2019 16:24:52 GMT 1,
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by tab1 on Aug 2, 2019 16:25:48 GMT 1, Just got back from US and rumours abound of major NY gallery interest refocusing on urban art following growth in Asian markets. With plenty or artists names being mentioned Banksy, Kaws, obviously but a few surprises, invader, Beejoir, DFace, Bast and more... Interesting times again possibly
No dolk , whatson , dot dot dot , outis??!!๐
Just got back from US and rumours abound of major NY gallery interest refocusing on urban art following growth in Asian markets. With plenty or artists names being mentioned Banksy, Kaws, obviously but a few surprises, invader, Beejoir, DFace, Bast and more... Interesting times again possibly No dolk , whatson , dot dot dot , outis??!!๐ |
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by sgolby on Aug 2, 2019 16:25:52 GMT 1, To be honest, prices in NY tend to be wild, because most people see retail gallery prices in NY and think that is indicative of the market as a whole.
To be honest, prices in NY tend to be wild, because most people see retail gallery prices in NY and think that is indicative of the market as a whole.
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by nobokov on Aug 2, 2019 16:34:59 GMT 1, Sounds like NOW is the best time to buy up all of the original poster's prints on ebay. GOGOGOGO
Sounds like NOW is the best time to buy up all of the original poster's prints on ebay. GOGOGOGO
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by Icesay on Aug 2, 2019 19:43:40 GMT 1, Just got back from US and rumours abound of major NY gallery interest refocusing on urban art following growth in Asian markets. With plenty or artists names being mentioned Banksy, Kaws, obviously but a few surprises, invader, Beejoir, DFace, Bast and more... Interesting times again possibly
Bullshut rumours. Nonsense. Why on earth post this rubbish.
Just got back from US and rumours abound of major NY gallery interest refocusing on urban art following growth in Asian markets. With plenty or artists names being mentioned Banksy, Kaws, obviously but a few surprises, invader, Beejoir, DFace, Bast and more... Interesting times again possibly Bullshut rumours. Nonsense. Why on earth post this rubbish. |
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by Express Post on Aug 2, 2019 20:08:06 GMT 1, Does this major gallery exhibit at Art Basel, and not at the lesser fairs that piggyback?
Just got back from US and rumours abound of major NY gallery interest refocusing on urban art following growth in Asian markets. With plenty or artists names being mentioned Banksy, Kaws, obviously but a few surprises, invader, Beejoir, DFace, Bast and more... Interesting times again possibly
Does this major gallery exhibit at Art Basel, and not at the lesser fairs that piggyback? Just got back from US and rumours abound of major NY gallery interest refocusing on urban art following growth in Asian markets. With plenty or artists names being mentioned Banksy, Kaws, obviously but a few surprises, invader, Beejoir, DFace, Bast and more... Interesting times again possibly |
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tab1
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by tab1 on Aug 4, 2019 8:27:51 GMT 1, Just got back from US and rumours abound of major NY gallery interest refocusing on urban art following growth in Asian markets. With plenty or artists names being mentioned Banksy, Kaws, obviously but a few surprises, invader, Beejoir, DFace, Bast and more... Interesting times again possibly Bullshut rumours. Nonsense. Why on earth post this rubbish.
Artists listed , works will be for sale soon , eBay links provided ๐
Just got back from US and rumours abound of major NY gallery interest refocusing on urban art following growth in Asian markets. With plenty or artists names being mentioned Banksy, Kaws, obviously but a few surprises, invader, Beejoir, DFace, Bast and more... Interesting times again possibly Bullshut rumours. Nonsense. Why on earth post this rubbish. Artists listed , works will be for sale soon , eBay links provided ๐ |
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by tab1 on Aug 4, 2019 8:31:19 GMT 1,
Lv child canvas was 2-3k after release then dropped down to ยฃ500 a few years ago and now back listed at 5k
Cans prints and canvas now priced high again after falling low few years back, new interest?
Lv child canvas was 2-3k after release then dropped down to ยฃ500 a few years ago and now back listed at 5k Cans prints and canvas now priced high again after falling low few years back, new interest? |
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by Daniel Silk on Aug 4, 2019 9:06:29 GMT 1, I think Beejoir had a a couple of good pieces about 10 years ago, but in my opinion everything since then has been pretty boring.
I think Beejoir had a a couple of good pieces about 10 years ago, but in my opinion everything since then has been pretty boring.
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by Deleted on Aug 4, 2019 14:58:42 GMT 1, PosterBob is actually right here. Let give him some credit.
The Asian market was primarily based on Chinese Artists and not street art. Sure a few street artist like KAWS, ARSHAM, BANKSY, INVADER are doing well but these are NOT the big ticket items that are lifting the market. You are hearing selected good stories about a few artist but over all the market is 20% down from last year according the reports and that's due mostly to the Asian market not buying chinese art. Chinese art had a massive massive boom over the past decade and now is having its correction.
This is the absolute worst time to be spending big dollars on originals or prints from street artist that are not going anywhere. The prices they are asking right now are absolute peak prices. Just look at Paul Insect. His actual auction prices on his original are horrible. Heritage Auctions recent results shows items selling for less than his retail by thousands (ie those eyes - 6K and beyond the streets, 5K on heritage and that's after Buyers Fees and Auction House fees so the guy sold for WAY LESS than Insect asking prices).
www.wsj.com/articles/art-sales-decline-at-sothebys-11564527153
www.theartnewspaper.com/news/brexit-to-blame-for-10-drop-in-sales-at-sotheby-s-in-first-half-of-2019
Street art is the smallest things when it comes to the Asian market. The gallery that is talking about doing street art... who cares... NYC is filled with top galleries doing street art for over 10 years now. If anything this a sign to sell it.
PosterBob is actually right here. Let give him some credit. The Asian market was primarily based on Chinese Artists and not street art. Sure a few street artist like KAWS, ARSHAM, BANKSY, INVADER are doing well but these are NOT the big ticket items that are lifting the market. You are hearing selected good stories about a few artist but over all the market is 20% down from last year according the reports and that's due mostly to the Asian market not buying chinese art. Chinese art had a massive massive boom over the past decade and now is having its correction. This is the absolute worst time to be spending big dollars on originals or prints from street artist that are not going anywhere. The prices they are asking right now are absolute peak prices. Just look at Paul Insect. His actual auction prices on his original are horrible. Heritage Auctions recent results shows items selling for less than his retail by thousands (ie those eyes - 6K and beyond the streets, 5K on heritage and that's after Buyers Fees and Auction House fees so the guy sold for WAY LESS than Insect asking prices). www.wsj.com/articles/art-sales-decline-at-sothebys-11564527153www.theartnewspaper.com/news/brexit-to-blame-for-10-drop-in-sales-at-sotheby-s-in-first-half-of-2019Street art is the smallest things when it comes to the Asian market. The gallery that is talking about doing street art... who cares... NYC is filled with top galleries doing street art for over 10 years now. If anything this a sign to sell it. |
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by kuni on Aug 4, 2019 15:34:26 GMT 1, PosterBob is actually right here. Let give him some credit. The Asian market was primarily based on Chinese Artists and not street art. Sure a few street artist like KAWS, ARSHAM, BANKSY, INVADER are doing well but these are NOT the big ticket items that are lifting the market. You are hearing selected good stories about a few artist but over all the market is 20% down from last year according the reports and that's due mostly to the Asian market not buying chinese art. Chinese art had a massive massive boom over the past decade and now is having its correction. This is the absolute worst time to be spending big dollars on originals or prints from street artist that are not going anywhere. The prices they are asking right now are absolute peak prices. Just look at Paul Insect. His actual auction prices on his original are horrible. Heritage Auctions recent results shows items selling for less than his retail by thousands (ie those eyes - 6K and beyond the streets, 5K on heritage and that's after Buyers Fees and Auction House fees so the guy sold for WAY LESS than Insect asking prices). www.wsj.com/articles/art-sales-decline-at-sothebys-11564527153www.theartnewspaper.com/news/brexit-to-blame-for-10-drop-in-sales-at-sotheby-s-in-first-half-of-2019Street art is the smallest things when it comes to the Asian market. The gallery that is talking about doing street art... who cares... NYC is filled with top galleries doing street art for over 10 years now. If anything this a sign to sell it.
Thatโs an interesting take. I hadnโt really given it much thought until you mentioned it, but the fact that the Insect eyes are selling for less than retail at auction is something of a red flag and points to a bubble in the urban art market.
PosterBob is actually right here. Let give him some credit. The Asian market was primarily based on Chinese Artists and not street art. Sure a few street artist like KAWS, ARSHAM, BANKSY, INVADER are doing well but these are NOT the big ticket items that are lifting the market. You are hearing selected good stories about a few artist but over all the market is 20% down from last year according the reports and that's due mostly to the Asian market not buying chinese art. Chinese art had a massive massive boom over the past decade and now is having its correction. This is the absolute worst time to be spending big dollars on originals or prints from street artist that are not going anywhere. The prices they are asking right now are absolute peak prices. Just look at Paul Insect. His actual auction prices on his original are horrible. Heritage Auctions recent results shows items selling for less than his retail by thousands (ie those eyes - 6K and beyond the streets, 5K on heritage and that's after Buyers Fees and Auction House fees so the guy sold for WAY LESS than Insect asking prices). www.wsj.com/articles/art-sales-decline-at-sothebys-11564527153www.theartnewspaper.com/news/brexit-to-blame-for-10-drop-in-sales-at-sotheby-s-in-first-half-of-2019Street art is the smallest things when it comes to the Asian market. The gallery that is talking about doing street art... who cares... NYC is filled with top galleries doing street art for over 10 years now. If anything this a sign to sell it. Thatโs an interesting take. I hadnโt really given it much thought until you mentioned it, but the fact that the Insect eyes are selling for less than retail at auction is something of a red flag and points to a bubble in the urban art market. |
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by Poster Bob on Aug 4, 2019 15:40:36 GMT 1, There is no urban art bubble. The urban art market is Banksy and Invader. No one else matters. (Kaws is not urban).
And of course I'm right.
There is no urban art bubble. The urban art market is Banksy and Invader. No one else matters. (Kaws is not urban).
And of course I'm right.
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by The Observer on Aug 4, 2019 15:57:26 GMT 1, There is no urban art bubble. The urban art market is Banksy and Invader. No one else matters. (Kaws is not urban). And of course I'm right.
What about Shepard Fairey?
There is no urban art bubble. The urban art market is Banksy and Invader. No one else matters. (Kaws is not urban). And of course I'm right. What about Shepard Fairey? |
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by Express Post on Aug 4, 2019 19:04:33 GMT 1, Pins allouche and avante prints are doin' alrite. That is about it for him though.
PosterBob is actually right here. Let give him some credit. The Asian market was primarily based on Chinese Artists and not street art. Sure a few street artist like KAWS, ARSHAM, BANKSY, INVADER are doing well but these are NOT the big ticket items that are lifting the market. You are hearing selected good stories about a few artist but over all the market is 20% down from last year according the reports and that's due mostly to the Asian market not buying chinese art. Chinese art had a massive massive boom over the past decade and now is having its correction.ย This is the absolute worst time to be spending big dollars on originals or prints from street artist that are not going anywhere. The prices they are asking right now are absolute peak prices. Just look at Paul Insect. His actual auction prices on his original are horrible. Heritage Auctions recent results shows items selling for less than his retail by thousands (ie those eyes - 6K and beyond the streets, 5K on heritage and that's after Buyers Fees and Auction House fees so the guy sold for WAY LESS than Insect asking prices).ย www.wsj.com/articles/art-sales-decline-at-sothebys-11564527153www.theartnewspaper.com/news/brexit-to-blame-for-10-drop-in-sales-at-sotheby-s-in-first-half-of-2019Street art is the smallest things when it comes to the Asian market. The gallery that is talking about doing street art... who cares... NYC is filled with top galleries doing street art for over 10 years now. If anything this a sign to sell it.
Pins allouche and avante prints are doin' alrite. That is about it for him though. PosterBob is actually right here. Let give him some credit. The Asian market was primarily based on Chinese Artists and not street art. Sure a few street artist like KAWS, ARSHAM, BANKSY, INVADER are doing well but these are NOT the big ticket items that are lifting the market. You are hearing selected good stories about a few artist but over all the market is 20% down from last year according the reports and that's due mostly to the Asian market not buying chinese art. Chinese art had a massive massive boom over the past decade and now is having its correction.ย This is the absolute worst time to be spending big dollars on originals or prints from street artist that are not going anywhere. The prices they are asking right now are absolute peak prices. Just look at Paul Insect. His actual auction prices on his original are horrible. Heritage Auctions recent results shows items selling for less than his retail by thousands (ie those eyes - 6K and beyond the streets, 5K on heritage and that's after Buyers Fees and Auction House fees so the guy sold for WAY LESS than Insect asking prices).ย www.wsj.com/articles/art-sales-decline-at-sothebys-11564527153www.theartnewspaper.com/news/brexit-to-blame-for-10-drop-in-sales-at-sotheby-s-in-first-half-of-2019Street art is the smallest things when it comes to the Asian market. The gallery that is talking about doing street art... who cares... NYC is filled with top galleries doing street art for over 10 years now. If anything this a sign to sell it. |
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by seanburke on Aug 7, 2019 23:11:43 GMT 1, Stop buying art you don't absolutely f**king adore, it's that simple.
No matter what the price.
Stop buying art you don't absolutely f**king adore, it's that simple.
No matter what the price.
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by Cocteau 101 on Aug 8, 2019 11:04:27 GMT 1, Stop buying art you don't absolutely f**king adore, it's that simple. No matter what the price.
Radical
Stop buying art you don't absolutely f**king adore, it's that simple. No matter what the price. Radical |
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by Express Post on Aug 8, 2019 22:36:48 GMT 1, Where'd the op go? Dying to know which gallery is making this business ending decision.
Where'd the op go? Dying to know which gallery is making this business ending decision.
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by mose on Aug 8, 2019 22:42:26 GMT 1, I remember tall tales of 'Faile to Gagosian' back in the day, lol. A one-off appearance in a Gagosian group show had people going crazy.
The Asian, read 'Chinese', market isn't what it was cracked up to be and many galleries are pulling up and exiting. On the auction front, that market is notorious for buyer non-payment.
I remember tall tales of 'Faile to Gagosian' back in the day, lol. A one-off appearance in a Gagosian group show had people going crazy.
The Asian, read 'Chinese', market isn't what it was cracked up to be and many galleries are pulling up and exiting. On the auction front, that market is notorious for buyer non-payment.
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by moron on Aug 11, 2019 23:21:47 GMT 1, what's the name of the gallery?
what's the name of the gallery?
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Major Gallery investing in urban art., by Gentle Mental on Aug 12, 2019 11:34:41 GMT 1, to those who've been asking many times - and getting no reply...
i think the name of the gallery is called "Major".
haha haha haha hahaha...
to those who've been asking many times - and getting no reply...
i think the name of the gallery is called "Major".
haha haha haha hahaha...
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