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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by manchestermike on Apr 30, 2009 12:00:41 GMT 1, I have two pieces for sale / trade... pm me any offers of either please
Hush - G Girl
Stencil, Spraypaint, and Acrylic on Wood Box (Diptych)
40 x 99cm
Provenance: Carmichael Gallery
Guy Denning - Hospital Doors
Oil on Canvas
51 x 51cm
Provenance: Red Propeller
I have two pieces for sale / trade... pm me any offers of either please Hush - G Girl Stencil, Spraypaint, and Acrylic on Wood Box (Diptych) 40 x 99cm Provenance: Carmichael Gallery Guy Denning - Hospital DoorsOil on Canvas 51 x 51cm Provenance: Red Propeller |
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burnz
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October 2009
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by burnz on Apr 30, 2009 12:11:37 GMT 1, nice hush 
nice hush |
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by manchestermike on Apr 30, 2009 22:29:19 GMT 1, How's this down here already?
How's this down here already?
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by junkieart on Apr 30, 2009 22:50:07 GMT 1, Why not sell these under your gallery persona?
Why not sell these under your gallery persona?
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by manchestermike on May 1, 2009 10:58:32 GMT 1, Why not sell these under your gallery persona?
Because
1) Edge Art is a limited company and is not me. I own these artworks, not Edge Art.
2) Edge Art is not a secondary market dealer. We work with artists on the primary market and have no plans to become a secondary market dealer.
Why not sell these under your gallery persona? Because 1) Edge Art is a limited company and is not me. I own these artworks, not Edge Art. 2) Edge Art is not a secondary market dealer. We work with artists on the primary market and have no plans to become a secondary market dealer. |
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low3
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November 2010
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by low3 on May 1, 2009 15:12:25 GMT 1, That clears that up then!!!
Nice Denning by the way Mike.
That clears that up then!!!
Nice Denning by the way Mike.
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Grubster
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August 2008
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by Grubster on May 1, 2009 16:38:39 GMT 1, Are secondary market dealers frowned upon in this scene ya think?
Are secondary market dealers frowned upon in this scene ya think?
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by veralynn on May 1, 2009 18:24:22 GMT 1, I don't frown upon secondary market dealers (and I'm using the term as opposed to armchair based 'gallery' flippers) as they offer the market valuable liquidity.
I don't frown upon secondary market dealers (and I'm using the term as opposed to armchair based 'gallery' flippers) as they offer the market valuable liquidity.
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by manchestermike on May 1, 2009 18:40:19 GMT 1, Are secondary market dealers frowned upon in this scene ya think?
Not in the slightest. Well, not by me in the slightest at all. It's just not the route I wanted to go down with Edge Art
Are secondary market dealers frowned upon in this scene ya think? Not in the slightest. Well, not by me in the slightest at all. It's just not the route I wanted to go down with Edge Art |
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low3
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November 2010
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by low3 on May 1, 2009 23:32:46 GMT 1, I think there's a massive difference bewteen the two really.
Secondary market galleries aren't so much galleries, more like people seeking an easy buck by buying and selling artists who are already massively profitable and already have a world stage.
Primary market gallerys are much more like talent scouts, rooting out the good up and coming artists and making their works more readily available, and so building the artist a reputation. I think these type of gallerys should be applauded for doing that, rather than setting out to just make a quick and easy profit. They are after all, building the banksys of tomorrow and sustaining the scene.
Mike (and all your fellow gallery owners like you), you have my admiration and my gratitude.
I think there's a massive difference bewteen the two really.
Secondary market galleries aren't so much galleries, more like people seeking an easy buck by buying and selling artists who are already massively profitable and already have a world stage.
Primary market gallerys are much more like talent scouts, rooting out the good up and coming artists and making their works more readily available, and so building the artist a reputation. I think these type of gallerys should be applauded for doing that, rather than setting out to just make a quick and easy profit. They are after all, building the banksys of tomorrow and sustaining the scene.
Mike (and all your fellow gallery owners like you), you have my admiration and my gratitude.
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by manchestermike on May 15, 2009 11:33:04 GMT 1, The above are still available for sale or trade.
Additionally I have the following to sell
Logan Hicks - Sunset Apartment Complex
Matt Small - Etched Moses
Antoine - Hilton Guantanamo
Azlan - Bedminster
DFace - All City Raiders
Eine - Pink Face
Cauty - The Assistant
Dan McCarthy - Underneath the Bridge / Silent Night / The Squid and The Whale (AP)
Possible Sales:
Matt Small - Saul / Ahmed / Moses / Terry (all framed)
Adam Neate - Red Self Protrait / White Self Protrait (framed)
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The above are still available for sale or trade. Additionally I have the following to sellLogan Hicks - Sunset Apartment Complex Matt Small - Etched Moses Antoine - Hilton Guantanamo Azlan - Bedminster DFace - All City Raiders Eine - Pink Face Cauty - The Assistant Dan McCarthy - Underneath the Bridge / Silent Night / The Squid and The Whale (AP) Possible Sales:Matt Small - Saul / Ahmed / Moses / Terry (all framed) Adam Neate - Red Self Protrait / White Self Protrait (framed) [/quote] |
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by manchestermike on May 15, 2009 11:44:49 GMT 1, Also Choe - Mikosa poster
Also Choe - Mikosa poster |
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by wiz on May 15, 2009 13:25:55 GMT 1, Those Adam Neates look well Mike.
Those Adam Neates look well Mike.
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by manchestermike on May 15, 2009 13:33:20 GMT 1, Those Adam Neates look well Mike.
They're really nice David. I moved house not long ago though and they just don't look right in the new place (more windows than walls!) and there is no point storing them so unfortunately I think they have to go 
Those Adam Neates look well Mike. They're really nice David. I moved house not long ago though and they just don't look right in the new place (more windows than walls!) and there is no point storing them so unfortunately I think they have to go |
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by manchestermike on May 18, 2009 21:38:27 GMT 1, Cough, cough, bump
Cough, cough, bump
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craigf
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May 2007
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by craigf on May 19, 2009 8:22:44 GMT 1, Feeling a little off colour Mike? 
Feeling a little off colour Mike? |
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Sacked...
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October 2007
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by Sacked... on May 19, 2009 14:36:47 GMT 1,
Or is it a fur ball ?
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by wiz on May 23, 2009 22:24:52 GMT 1, Bump for Mike.
Bump for Mike.
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by Guest on May 23, 2009 22:26:55 GMT 1, Really like those Neate portraits Mike.
Really like those Neate portraits Mike.
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by wiz on Jun 1, 2009 23:03:38 GMT 1, Bump for Mikes Neates.
Bump for Mikes Neates.
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SALE / TRADE - UPDATED, by manchestermike on Jun 30, 2009 10:01:40 GMT 1, Still here, end of month bumpity bumpla bump
Still here, end of month bumpity bumpla bump
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