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Damien Hirst NFT "The Currency", by blerd on Sept 9, 2021 12:14:43 GMT 1, It’s obvious NFT's have no intrinsic value, Ask your wife whether she would prefer to keep her Diamond ring vs photographing it and then smashing it and uploading a jpeg of it to the blockchain. A painting has no intrinsic value apart from the stretcher, canvas and paint.
It’s obvious NFT's have no intrinsic value, Ask your wife whether she would prefer to keep her Diamond ring vs photographing it and then smashing it and uploading a jpeg of it to the blockchain. A painting has no intrinsic value apart from the stretcher, canvas and paint.
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Damien Hirst NFT "The Currency", by blerd on Sept 3, 2021 9:39:04 GMT 1, sell the currency buy a Banksy as simple as that! sell a Banksy buy a currency
as simple as that!
sell the currency buy a Banksy as simple as that! sell a Banksy buy a currency as simple as that!
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Is BANKSY getttin into blockchain NFTs??, by blerd on Aug 31, 2021 17:50:51 GMT 1, I saw it on the website and so did @tuf.uk and im sure some others did too. Unfortutantly I didn't screenshot it at the time. I know, I saw it myself too, I'm taking the piss. At the time I saw the Banksy page I viewed source to see if there were any hidden messages then noticed the link to OS, clicked the link and saw the 100ETH offer from Pranksy. The page on the Banksy site was taken down at 10.40 UK time today. I know this because I was chatting on a Discord and then edited my message to say the link had been taken down and to exercise extreme caution. More impressive is your 8 post count in 15 years!
I saw it on the website and so did @tuf.uk and im sure some others did too. Unfortutantly I didn't screenshot it at the time. I know, I saw it myself too, I'm taking the piss. At the time I saw the Banksy page I viewed source to see if there were any hidden messages then noticed the link to OS, clicked the link and saw the 100ETH offer from Pranksy. The page on the Banksy site was taken down at 10.40 UK time today. I know this because I was chatting on a Discord and then edited my message to say the link had been taken down and to exercise extreme caution. More impressive is your 8 post count in 15 years!
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Damien Hirst NFT "The Currency", by blerd on Aug 28, 2021 12:10:57 GMT 1, Did he really deserve to be banned? Some people found him annoying, not me. Shame. That’s a shame. I found his posts amusing and looked forward to his ribbing. All very tongue in cheek, I thought. Were you the kid at school that stood behind everyone and shouted "fight, fight, fight!".
Did he really deserve to be banned? Some people found him annoying, not me. Shame. That’s a shame. I found his posts amusing and looked forward to his ribbing. All very tongue in cheek, I thought. Were you the kid at school that stood behind everyone and shouted "fight, fight, fight!".
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Damien Hirst NFT "The Currency", by blerd on Aug 16, 2021 12:38:50 GMT 1, No, I agree. Its just the value of something that doesn't have any intrinsic value such as piece of paper with dots on is built on someone "below" you willing to pay more. eg. pyramid scheme. Now I know the sound of two tiny violins old sports. Henners! I'm not sad. I'm enjoying the ride! You really are a glass half empty guy.
No, I agree. Its just the value of something that doesn't have any intrinsic value such as piece of paper with dots on is built on someone "below" you willing to pay more. eg. pyramid scheme. Now I know the sound of two tiny violins old sports. Henners! I'm not sad. I'm enjoying the ride! You really are a glass half empty guy.
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Damien Hirst NFT "The Currency", by blerd on Aug 16, 2021 12:27:35 GMT 1, This whole forum is built on a pyramid scheme. The only way the "physical piece of art" will have "value" is if it's part of a pyramid scheme. Sadly, parts of the forum and members have made it like this. Hirst though isn't a pump and dump artist and I don't think will be forgotten about any time soon. NFT's though have no proven record and could crash like any other stock market. No, I agree. Its just the value of something that doesn't have any intrinsic value such as piece of paper with dots on is built on someone "below" you willing to pay more. eg. pyramid scheme.
This whole forum is built on a pyramid scheme. The only way the "physical piece of art" will have "value" is if it's part of a pyramid scheme. Sadly, parts of the forum and members have made it like this. Hirst though isn't a pump and dump artist and I don't think will be forgotten about any time soon. NFT's though have no proven record and could crash like any other stock market. No, I agree. Its just the value of something that doesn't have any intrinsic value such as piece of paper with dots on is built on someone "below" you willing to pay more. eg. pyramid scheme.
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Damien Hirst NFT "The Currency", by blerd on Aug 16, 2021 12:16:17 GMT 1, Yeah, it's all just speculation and opinions at the moment. Nobody actually has any idea what the value of the NFT will be tomorrow, let alone in a years time. I guess that is the whole point in the project. To me NFT's are nothing more than a digital version of a pyramid scheme and anything can happen, whereas the physical is still a piece of art and will always have a value. This whole forum is built on a pyramid scheme. The only way the "physical piece of art" will have "value" is if it's part of a pyramid scheme.
Yeah, it's all just speculation and opinions at the moment. Nobody actually has any idea what the value of the NFT will be tomorrow, let alone in a years time. I guess that is the whole point in the project. To me NFT's are nothing more than a digital version of a pyramid scheme and anything can happen, whereas the physical is still a piece of art and will always have a value. This whole forum is built on a pyramid scheme. The only way the "physical piece of art" will have "value" is if it's part of a pyramid scheme.
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Damien Hirst NFT "The Currency", by blerd on Aug 13, 2021 11:48:47 GMT 1, Thanks for that, it was an interesting read! My thoughts are that if the NFT price keeps rising the way it is the majority of the people will burn the OG. Money and profit are strong motivators. A lot of traditional collectors that swore they wouldn't touch a NFT and derided the NFT thread have been taken off guard by the swift ascent and liquidity of these Hirst NFT's. Myself included. Any physical edition of 10k that was primary 2kUSD would not be secondary at over 4 x that. impressive! It still feels a long way off the amount that would make me burn the physical. They're around £6,500 at the moment. I'd never be able to buy another Hirst original for anything close to that, so it's still definitely physical for me. Seeing what happened when someone's was apparently stolen, that there's absolutely nothing anybody can do even though it's being re-sold multiple times in the open, makes me want out of the NFT world quite quickly. A market with zero protection, or likelihood of resolution if you get scammed, just doesn't seem worth the risk. Yes! I can agree with all of that too. Must say it's exciting and refreshing to be being able to see exactly when, where and how much something is sold on the secondary market for. The transparency is mind blowing.
Thanks for that, it was an interesting read! My thoughts are that if the NFT price keeps rising the way it is the majority of the people will burn the OG. Money and profit are strong motivators. A lot of traditional collectors that swore they wouldn't touch a NFT and derided the NFT thread have been taken off guard by the swift ascent and liquidity of these Hirst NFT's. Myself included. Any physical edition of 10k that was primary 2kUSD would not be secondary at over 4 x that. impressive! It still feels a long way off the amount that would make me burn the physical. They're around £6,500 at the moment. I'd never be able to buy another Hirst original for anything close to that, so it's still definitely physical for me. Seeing what happened when someone's was apparently stolen, that there's absolutely nothing anybody can do even though it's being re-sold multiple times in the open, makes me want out of the NFT world quite quickly. A market with zero protection, or likelihood of resolution if you get scammed, just doesn't seem worth the risk. Yes! I can agree with all of that too. Must say it's exciting and refreshing to be being able to see exactly when, where and how much something is sold on the secondary market for. The transparency is mind blowing.
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Damien Hirst NFT "The Currency", by blerd on Aug 13, 2021 10:35:45 GMT 1, OK this is a long one, but bear with me there is a point to it. I wonder if anybody else reads a daily column from Matt Levine who writes for Bloomberg. He is insightful, thorough and witty. A couple of days ago he wrote about Crypto hacking/stealing "Yesterday “ hackers perpetrated what is likely the biggest theft ever in the world of decentralized finance, stealing about $600 million in cryptocurrency from a protocol known as PolyNetwork that lets users swap tokens across multiple blockchains.” There was not much that PolyNetwork could do except ask the hacker nicely to give the money back. So that’s what it did. Poly Network tweeted a picture of a plaintive letter addressed “Dear Hacker.” “We want to establish communication with you and urge you to return the hacked assets,” it says. “The money you stole are from tens of thousands of crypto community members, hence the people. You should talk to us to work out a solution.” And, uh, that maybe worked? Incredibly, hackers appear to have listened. Around $2m has been returned so far. The apparent hackers embedded the message "READY TO RETURN THE FUND!" in an ethereum transaction on Thursday morning. A second message embedded in a transaction read: "IT'S ALREADY A LEGEND TO WIN SO MUCH FORTUNE. IT WILL BE AN ETERNAL LEGEND TO SAVE THE WORLD. I MADE THE DECISION, NO MORE DAO". The return is still in progress and can be monitored on the blockchain. From a bit later this morning: The attacker of the $611 million Poly Network exploit has started returning the stolen crypto assets, less than a day after their ID information was reportedly obtained by blockchain security firm Slowmist. They have now sent back $256 million in tokens out of the haul. That’s … nice? " So that is what happened, but then he comes onto the "rational" in Crypto Crime land "Crypto is weird because it combines an ethos of absolute libertarianism — a focus on incentive design, a belief in the inevitable rightness of market outcomes, a sense of personal responsibility for any mistakes — with an ethos of collaborative open-source software development. So on the one hand people build smart contracts and put hundreds of millions of dollars in them and put the source code online, and then other people find bugs in those contracts and exploit them ruthlessly to steal all the money, and then still other people are like “ yep right that’s how it’s supposed to work, should have checked the code more carefully, it’s your fault your money got stolen.” One of the first big DeFi-ish hacks was “the DAO” back in 2016, and when hackers stole $60 million of Ether from that smart contract, the hackers had a lot of defenders. “ There is no real legal difference between a feature and an exploit,” one commenter wrote. If the code of a smart contract allows someone to take money out, then they’re allowed to take money out; there is no standard of legality or morality outside of the code itself.[1] On the other hand lots of people got into the crypto project because they are nice and working together to build a better world, not just grab money for themselves, and sometimes when they take a bunch of money out they are like “well that was fun but we’re not monsters” and give it back." As each day goes past more and more episodes of phishing, theft, accidental l(but irretrievable) loss through simple keyboard error, loss through process error etc come out and there will be a LOT of holders who are frankly terrified of engaging with the whole Mask=Blockchain thing. I think many holders who were perhaps thinking "I'll see what all this NFT thing is about" do not feel at all comfortable, understandably so. Those holders will convert to physical sooner (probably) or later and the holders of NFT may find they are a rather smaller group than they thought. What that means for NFT prices I'm not sure...does a lack of liquidity = higher or lower prices? I suspect lower. In NFT land those folks seem to thrive off turnover rather than rarity (they find rarity in all sorts of other weird ways like word count in titles). Thanks for that, it was an interesting read!
My thoughts are that if the NFT price keeps rising the way it is the majority of the people will burn the OG. Money and profit are strong motivators.
A lot of traditional collectors that swore they wouldn't touch a NFT and derided the NFT thread have been taken off guard by the swift ascent and liquidity of these Hirst NFT's. Myself included.
Any physical edition of 10k that was primary 2kUSD would not be secondary at over 4 x that. impressive!
OK this is a long one, but bear with me there is a point to it. I wonder if anybody else reads a daily column from Matt Levine who writes for Bloomberg. He is insightful, thorough and witty. A couple of days ago he wrote about Crypto hacking/stealing "Yesterday “ hackers perpetrated what is likely the biggest theft ever in the world of decentralized finance, stealing about $600 million in cryptocurrency from a protocol known as PolyNetwork that lets users swap tokens across multiple blockchains.” There was not much that PolyNetwork could do except ask the hacker nicely to give the money back. So that’s what it did. Poly Network tweeted a picture of a plaintive letter addressed “Dear Hacker.” “We want to establish communication with you and urge you to return the hacked assets,” it says. “The money you stole are from tens of thousands of crypto community members, hence the people. You should talk to us to work out a solution.” And, uh, that maybe worked? Incredibly, hackers appear to have listened. Around $2m has been returned so far. The apparent hackers embedded the message "READY TO RETURN THE FUND!" in an ethereum transaction on Thursday morning. A second message embedded in a transaction read: "IT'S ALREADY A LEGEND TO WIN SO MUCH FORTUNE. IT WILL BE AN ETERNAL LEGEND TO SAVE THE WORLD. I MADE THE DECISION, NO MORE DAO". The return is still in progress and can be monitored on the blockchain. From a bit later this morning: The attacker of the $611 million Poly Network exploit has started returning the stolen crypto assets, less than a day after their ID information was reportedly obtained by blockchain security firm Slowmist. They have now sent back $256 million in tokens out of the haul. That’s … nice? " So that is what happened, but then he comes onto the "rational" in Crypto Crime land "Crypto is weird because it combines an ethos of absolute libertarianism — a focus on incentive design, a belief in the inevitable rightness of market outcomes, a sense of personal responsibility for any mistakes — with an ethos of collaborative open-source software development. So on the one hand people build smart contracts and put hundreds of millions of dollars in them and put the source code online, and then other people find bugs in those contracts and exploit them ruthlessly to steal all the money, and then still other people are like “ yep right that’s how it’s supposed to work, should have checked the code more carefully, it’s your fault your money got stolen.” One of the first big DeFi-ish hacks was “the DAO” back in 2016, and when hackers stole $60 million of Ether from that smart contract, the hackers had a lot of defenders. “ There is no real legal difference between a feature and an exploit,” one commenter wrote. If the code of a smart contract allows someone to take money out, then they’re allowed to take money out; there is no standard of legality or morality outside of the code itself.[1] On the other hand lots of people got into the crypto project because they are nice and working together to build a better world, not just grab money for themselves, and sometimes when they take a bunch of money out they are like “well that was fun but we’re not monsters” and give it back." As each day goes past more and more episodes of phishing, theft, accidental l(but irretrievable) loss through simple keyboard error, loss through process error etc come out and there will be a LOT of holders who are frankly terrified of engaging with the whole Mask=Blockchain thing. I think many holders who were perhaps thinking "I'll see what all this NFT thing is about" do not feel at all comfortable, understandably so. Those holders will convert to physical sooner (probably) or later and the holders of NFT may find they are a rather smaller group than they thought. What that means for NFT prices I'm not sure...does a lack of liquidity = higher or lower prices? I suspect lower. In NFT land those folks seem to thrive off turnover rather than rarity (they find rarity in all sorts of other weird ways like word count in titles). Thanks for that, it was an interesting read! My thoughts are that if the NFT price keeps rising the way it is the majority of the people will burn the OG. Money and profit are strong motivators. A lot of traditional collectors that swore they wouldn't touch a NFT and derided the NFT thread have been taken off guard by the swift ascent and liquidity of these Hirst NFT's. Myself included. Any physical edition of 10k that was primary 2kUSD would not be secondary at over 4 x that. impressive!
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Roby dwi would be the next Javier? , by blerd on Aug 7, 2021 10:26:34 GMT 1, His practice is a lot more authentic than many of the other contenders.
His practice is a lot more authentic than many of the other contenders.
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Damien Hirst NFT "The Currency", by blerd on Jul 29, 2021 14:04:39 GMT 1, It pains to think that a piece of art I’d love to have in the collection is going to get destroyed because of some hapless yeezy wearing cunt. I know you can’t win them all but this particular loss just feels wrong on every level. Damien Hirst you mean. If it was down to you we'd switch the internet off. Or better still we didn't turn it on.
It pains to think that a piece of art I’d love to have in the collection is going to get destroyed because of some hapless yeezy wearing cunt. I know you can’t win them all but this particular loss just feels wrong on every level. Damien Hirst you mean. If it was down to you we'd switch the internet off. Or better still we didn't turn it on.
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Damien Hirst NFT "The Currency", by blerd on Jul 27, 2021 13:23:50 GMT 1, You can get the artwork in September this year. Ah ok! I didn't realise.
You can get the artwork in September this year. Ah ok! I didn't realise.
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Damien Hirst NFT "The Currency", by blerd on Jul 27, 2021 13:12:36 GMT 1, Won't be any on ebay, you can't flog NFTs there's. Sorry, I meant the artworks. not for a year then.
Won't be any on ebay, you can't flog NFTs there's. Sorry, I meant the artworks. not for a year then.
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Jordy Kerwick 🇭🇲 Painting • New Release • Art For Sale, by blerd on Jul 9, 2021 11:46:12 GMT 1, I had heard from Pia at Vigo that they were going to represent Jordy about 3 months ago, nice to see that that has now been confirmed and that is fabulous news for Jordy about Vito Schnabel. Congrats Jordy. 👏 Toby's cousin told me a day before Pia told you. I'm glad it's been confirmed to.
I had heard from Pia at Vigo that they were going to represent Jordy about 3 months ago, nice to see that that has now been confirmed and that is fabulous news for Jordy about Vito Schnabel. Congrats Jordy. 👏 Toby's cousin told me a day before Pia told you. I'm glad it's been confirmed to.
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Roby Dwi Antono x Unique Board COA , by blerd on Jul 9, 2021 9:07:54 GMT 1, i also have 1 i’m selling, just don’t know what the going price is, but if anybody can show recent sale prices, i can sell under that 💪🏻 Nice Hijack!
i also have 1 i’m selling, just don’t know what the going price is, but if anybody can show recent sale prices, i can sell under that 💪🏻 Nice Hijack!
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Pejac Show in Berlin - APNEA, by blerd on Jun 21, 2021 21:58:18 GMT 1, What happened to NYC?
What happened to NYC?
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Edgar Plans 🇪🇸 Sculpture • Madrid • NBA Basketball , by blerd on May 16, 2021 9:44:06 GMT 1, I have no choice but have been buying from resellers in HK like misutabai and red dot. marked up between 4-5x at least you do have a choice.
I have no choice but have been buying from resellers in HK like misutabai and red dot. marked up between 4-5x at least you do have a choice.
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Counter Editions Katherine Bernhardt 8th & 15th April, by blerd on May 9, 2021 22:15:18 GMT 1, The fact that 6 weeks to a year AFTER they have been released tells you absolutely EVERYTHING you need to know about why NOT to buy them. This work is atrocious....someone is spending A LOT of money to try and make this work into "something." Just insipid and deplorable. Whoa! you got some real beef with KB man! Hahahaha. What I will say is indifference is the opposite of hate. .
The fact that 6 weeks to a year AFTER they have been released tells you absolutely EVERYTHING you need to know about why NOT to buy them. This work is atrocious....someone is spending A LOT of money to try and make this work into "something." Just insipid and deplorable. Whoa! you got some real beef with KB man! Hahahaha. What I will say is indifference is the opposite of hate. .
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Izumi Kato 🇯🇵 Painter & Sculptor • Shimane, Japan, by blerd on Apr 23, 2021 11:29:06 GMT 1, The really sad thing is that these are all nice looking pieces. Somebody may well be fooled by these crooks. Shame. Only a greedy person tbf. They're 500 bucks instead of 50,000.00.
The really sad thing is that these are all nice looking pieces. Somebody may well be fooled by these crooks. Shame. Only a greedy person tbf. They're 500 bucks instead of 50,000.00.
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Counter Editions Katherine Bernhardt 8th & 15th April, by blerd on Apr 4, 2021 11:32:54 GMT 1, I’m not sure I understood. Interested in your wise choices though? Bored?
Yeah.
I’m not sure I understood. Interested in your wise choices though? Bored? Yeah.
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Counter Editions Katherine Bernhardt 8th & 15th April, by blerd on Apr 3, 2021 14:06:52 GMT 1, I wasn't asking who would be around in 20 years. Are you saying the you are " a connoisseur of art with a knowledge of Art History"? ... and don't need a crystal ball? No, but I’ve made some wise choices. We seem to have a misunderstanding, I seem to think you mentioned a handful of names that may be relevant down the road, best to move on. I’ll bet most in the assorted art fields have an art education background, including many of the artists followed here. And a number of members here may consider themselves “connoisseurs”, perhaps not using a $10 word.
I’m not sure I understood. Interested in your wise choices though?
I wasn't asking who would be around in 20 years. Are you saying the you are " a connoisseur of art with a knowledge of Art History"? ... and don't need a crystal ball? No, but I’ve made some wise choices. We seem to have a misunderstanding, I seem to think you mentioned a handful of names that may be relevant down the road, best to move on. I’ll bet most in the assorted art fields have an art education background, including many of the artists followed here. And a number of members here may consider themselves “connoisseurs”, perhaps not using a $10 word. I’m not sure I understood. Interested in your wise choices though?
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Counter Editions Katherine Bernhardt 8th & 15th April, by blerd on Mar 22, 2021 14:26:42 GMT 1, I didn’t include condo. I’m just answering a question. I guess we’ll need a crystal ball and time machine. The truth is no one really knows. It looks like Condo was one of 4 names you mentioned? If not I’m confused. Regardless, a connoisseur of art with a knowledge of Art History will depend less on a crystal ball and time machine, which would btw answer many more questions than just potential art valuations! I wasn't asking who would be around in 20 years. Are you saying the you are " a connoisseur of art with a knowledge of Art History"? ... and don't need a crystal ball?
I didn’t include condo. I’m just answering a question. I guess we’ll need a crystal ball and time machine. The truth is no one really knows. It looks like Condo was one of 4 names you mentioned? If not I’m confused. Regardless, a connoisseur of art with a knowledge of Art History will depend less on a crystal ball and time machine, which would btw answer many more questions than just potential art valuations! I wasn't asking who would be around in 20 years. Are you saying the you are " a connoisseur of art with a knowledge of Art History"? ... and don't need a crystal ball?
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Counter Editions Katherine Bernhardt 8th & 15th April, by blerd on Mar 22, 2021 11:40:57 GMT 1, im not a fan of stik, but I'd wager a bet that Banksy, George Condo, Julie Curtiss and Katherine Bradford will definitely be relevant. Possibly Katherine Bernhardt too considering she's already been at to for 2 decades. Condo already is, not sure why he’s included. Banksy, yes. The others, no. Bernhardt - definitely not. I see Stik included in group retrospective shows that highlight the scene. Just my opinion, but I’ve studied art history, and have gone to galleries, shows and museums in NYC and around the world for too many decades.
I didn’t include condo. I’m just answering a question. I guess we’ll need a crystal ball and time machine. The truth is no one really knows.
im not a fan of stik, but I'd wager a bet that Banksy, George Condo, Julie Curtiss and Katherine Bradford will definitely be relevant. Possibly Katherine Bernhardt too considering she's already been at to for 2 decades. Condo already is, not sure why he’s included. Banksy, yes. The others, no. Bernhardt - definitely not. I see Stik included in group retrospective shows that highlight the scene. Just my opinion, but I’ve studied art history, and have gone to galleries, shows and museums in NYC and around the world for too many decades. I didn’t include condo. I’m just answering a question. I guess we’ll need a crystal ball and time machine. The truth is no one really knows.
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Counter Editions Katherine Bernhardt 8th & 15th April, by blerd on Mar 22, 2021 10:35:49 GMT 1, I don't own any of her prints, but why do you think they aren't worth the money? I've never understood this when referring to Art that inherently has no intrinsic value. Would you say Banksy, George Condo, Julie Curtiss, Kathrine Bradford, Stik or any artist are worth what people pay? NB. genuine question not wishing to argue. It’s a subjective view obviously and ultimately people frequently get it wrong (me 100% included), but I tend to ask the question will an artist still be relevant in 20 or 50 years time and will there works still be on display in major museums, I think 2-3 of the artists you have named would probably fall into a similar bracket as her. im not a fan of stik, but I'd wager a bet that Banksy, George Condo, Julie Curtiss and Katherine Bradford will definitely be relevant. Possibly Katherine Bernhardt too considering she's already been at to for 2 decades.
I don't own any of her prints, but why do you think they aren't worth the money? I've never understood this when referring to Art that inherently has no intrinsic value. Would you say Banksy, George Condo, Julie Curtiss, Kathrine Bradford, Stik or any artist are worth what people pay? NB. genuine question not wishing to argue. It’s a subjective view obviously and ultimately people frequently get it wrong (me 100% included), but I tend to ask the question will an artist still be relevant in 20 or 50 years time and will there works still be on display in major museums, I think 2-3 of the artists you have named would probably fall into a similar bracket as her. im not a fan of stik, but I'd wager a bet that Banksy, George Condo, Julie Curtiss and Katherine Bradford will definitely be relevant. Possibly Katherine Bernhardt too considering she's already been at to for 2 decades.
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Counter Editions Katherine Bernhardt 8th & 15th April, by blerd on Mar 20, 2021 11:34:59 GMT 1, From a painter's pov, the composition isn't considered and the execution is weak. Super lazy style. don't give up your day job.
From a painter's pov, the composition isn't considered and the execution is weak. Super lazy style. don't give up your day job.
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Counter Editions Katherine Bernhardt 8th & 15th April, by blerd on Mar 20, 2021 8:37:54 GMT 1, Her work is colourful and fun but not something I’d have on my wall and not worth the money people pay in my view I don't own any of her prints, but why do you think they aren't worth the money? I've never understood this when referring to Art that inherently has no intrinsic value.
Would you say Banksy, George Condo, Julie Curtiss, Kathrine Bradford, Stik or any artist are worth what people pay?
NB. genuine question not wishing to argue.
Her work is colourful and fun but not something I’d have on my wall and not worth the money people pay in my view I don't own any of her prints, but why do you think they aren't worth the money? I've never understood this when referring to Art that inherently has no intrinsic value. Would you say Banksy, George Condo, Julie Curtiss, Kathrine Bradford, Stik or any artist are worth what people pay? NB. genuine question not wishing to argue.
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by blerd on Mar 3, 2021 10:35:16 GMT 1, Serious question. Would you say 400% mark up on your Nara plates would be a "great" price? I’m interested to know what point you are trying to make? My point being that the primary price of any art work is irrelevant to the secondary price. Going on recorded sales or current market value of this particular print it appears to be a "great" price. Very much in the same vain as you Nara plates.
Whats your point?
Ps. sorry for disrupting your sales thread OP. GLWTS.
Serious question. Would you say 400% mark up on your Nara plates would be a "great" price? I’m interested to know what point you are trying to make? My point being that the primary price of any art work is irrelevant to the secondary price. Going on recorded sales or current market value of this particular print it appears to be a "great" price. Very much in the same vain as you Nara plates. Whats your point? Ps. sorry for disrupting your sales thread OP. GLWTS.
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by blerd on Mar 3, 2021 8:11:37 GMT 1, Great price on the Baldur - GLWTS. 400% mark up.. hardly a ‘great’ price Serious question. Would you say 400% mark up on your Nara plates would be a "great" price?
Great price on the Baldur - GLWTS. 400% mark up.. hardly a ‘great’ price Serious question. Would you say 400% mark up on your Nara plates would be a "great" price?
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Sam Durant 🇺🇸 Multimedia Artist • End White Supremacy , by blerd on Feb 20, 2021 18:37:19 GMT 1, Identity politics is a modern plague. It gets nothing done and just divides us. You'd do yourself and the people you proclaim to be allied with a favor if you woke up and stopped calling everyone a Nazi and learned to have polite, restrained conversations about sensitive and important topics. You've made the term white supremacy completely meaningless by bandying it about nonstop for years. bobby the sign says 'end white supremacy' and nothin else mate folks political baggage is ther own issue bruv if ur seein a sign that says 'end white supremacy' and u lose ur marbles then its ur own problem. decent folk have no tiff with ending the belief system that white folk are superior to otha folk, and thats all the sign says mate! aint identity politics mic drop.
Identity politics is a modern plague. It gets nothing done and just divides us. You'd do yourself and the people you proclaim to be allied with a favor if you woke up and stopped calling everyone a Nazi and learned to have polite, restrained conversations about sensitive and important topics. You've made the term white supremacy completely meaningless by bandying it about nonstop for years. bobby the sign says 'end white supremacy' and nothin else mate folks political baggage is ther own issue bruv if ur seein a sign that says 'end white supremacy' and u lose ur marbles then its ur own problem. decent folk have no tiff with ending the belief system that white folk are superior to otha folk, and thats all the sign says mate! aint identity politics mic drop.
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Looking for Simphiwe ndzube , by blerd on Feb 20, 2021 17:15:18 GMT 1, love how everything has to go left on here. His prices haven't doubled. His work is fantastic in this show. If you don't like the prices, move on. Don't worry about his career, he's not bothered about yours.
love how everything has to go left on here. His prices haven't doubled. His work is fantastic in this show. If you don't like the prices, move on. Don't worry about his career, he's not bothered about yours.
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