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Unique FAILE door, by St. Art Gallery on Apr 9, 2013 19:17:22 GMT 1, We have for sale an unique and original art work from Faile. The art work has been made on a wooden door which was part of a wooden fence round a construction site in Amsterdam. The door is about 2.40 meters high.
We have for sale an unique and original art work from Faile. The art work has been made on a wooden door which was part of a wooden fence round a construction site in Amsterdam. The door is about 2.40 meters high. |
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debaser
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Unique FAILE door, by debaser on Apr 9, 2013 19:27:59 GMT 1, was this acquired from the artists, or simply ripped from the street? going to make a huge difference
was this acquired from the artists, or simply ripped from the street? going to make a huge difference
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Unique FAILE door, by parp on Apr 9, 2013 20:32:20 GMT 1, That is proper rubbish
That is proper rubbish
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Unique FAILE door, by Patta1 on Apr 9, 2013 20:40:52 GMT 1, Someone's waking up with no door by the look of it !! 
Someone's waking up with no door by the look of it !! |
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Unique FAILE door, by Finsbury on Apr 9, 2013 20:56:58 GMT 1, COA or just a Safe site notice on the back?
COA or just a Safe site notice on the back?
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Unique FAILE door, by Deleted on Apr 9, 2013 20:58:24 GMT 1, Spotted this a couple of months ago...I'm flying over and ripping this one down from the children's play area in Amsterdam...
Joke!
Spotted this a couple of months ago...I'm flying over and ripping this one down from the children's play area in Amsterdam... Joke! |
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Unique FAILE door, by brendan1985 on Apr 10, 2013 12:39:13 GMT 1, Yep unless you live on the same block as the gallery shipping this will be the most valuble part of the trasaction. IMO your best bet is to cut away each image and flog them on ebay without a reserve. I am as big of a Faile fan as anyone but can't see to many people wanting that in there living room, Good luck
Yep unless you live on the same block as the gallery shipping this will be the most valuble part of the trasaction. IMO your best bet is to cut away each image and flog them on ebay without a reserve. I am as big of a Faile fan as anyone but can't see to many people wanting that in there living room, Good luck |
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St. Art Gallery
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Unique FAILE door, by St. Art Gallery on Apr 10, 2013 15:44:19 GMT 1, was this acquired from the artists, or simply ripped from the street? going to make a huge difference
It hasn't been acquired from the artist but has been removed when the construction was finished, so it has been removed legally.
was this acquired from the artists, or simply ripped from the street? going to make a huge difference Hi, It hasn't been acquired from the artist but has been removed when the construction was finished, so it has been removed legally. |
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Unique FAILE door, by St. Art Gallery on Apr 10, 2013 15:46:08 GMT 1, COA or just a Safe site notice on the back?
No COA but I'm pretty sure it's been made by FAILE.
COA or just a Safe site notice on the back? Hi, No COA but I'm pretty sure it's been made by FAILE. |
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Unique FAILE door, by dime683 on Apr 10, 2013 18:59:00 GMT 1, COA or just a Safe site notice on the back? Hi, No COA but I'm pretty sure it's been made by FAILE.
COA or just a Safe site notice on the back? Hi, No COA but I'm pretty sure it's been made by FAILE. thats's funny |
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Unique FAILE door, by St. Art Gallery on Apr 10, 2013 22:19:11 GMT 1, Hi, No COA but I'm pretty sure it's been made by FAILE. thats's funny
Hi, No COA but I'm pretty sure it's been made by FAILE. thats's funny What I mean is that there's no COA from the artist. We guarantee it's authentic and all inspections are welcome. |
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Unique FAILE door, by Finsbury on Apr 10, 2013 22:24:49 GMT 1, COA or just a Safe site notice on the back? Hi, No COA but I'm pretty sure it's been made by FAILE.
COA or just a Safe site notice on the back? Hi, No COA but I'm pretty sure it's been made by FAILE. Oh dear FAIL! |
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debaser
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Unique FAILE door, by debaser on Apr 10, 2013 23:41:30 GMT 1, Getting this hung and framed would require a professional carpenter.
Getting this hung and framed would require a professional carpenter.
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Unique FAILE door, by Deleted on Apr 10, 2013 23:47:55 GMT 1, I like the QP sticker on it.
I like the QP sticker on it.
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stevenopoly
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Unique FAILE door, by stevenopoly on Apr 11, 2013 2:07:30 GMT 1, Ooooooooo BURN!!!
Ooooooooo BURN!!!
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Unique FAILE door, by adewilliams on Apr 11, 2013 11:03:33 GMT 1, would you consider chopping it up and selling in sections as I would be interested in part but not all of the door?
would you consider chopping it up and selling in sections as I would be interested in part but not all of the door?
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Unique FAILE door, by Finsbury on Apr 11, 2013 15:52:49 GMT 1, would you consider chopping it up and selling in sections as I would be interested in part but not all of the door?
I've already sent a PM about the hinges
would you consider chopping it up and selling in sections as I would be interested in part but not all of the door? I've already sent a PM about the hinges |
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Unique FAILE door, by adewilliams on Apr 11, 2013 17:38:26 GMT 1, I was after the knob
I was after the knob
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Unique FAILE door, by Lunch Special on Apr 14, 2013 18:08:54 GMT 1, We have for sale an unique and original art work from Faile. The art work has been made on a wooden door which was part of a wooden fence round a construction site in Amsterdam. The door is about 2.40 meters high.
Please, you should really consider rethinking your description of this as a unique and original work of art. This piece could of easily been done and most likely was done by an assistant as I do not see the Patrick's risking themselves and there freedoms screening or wheatpasting outside the country to threaten there passports.
I truly believe that artists of there notoriety whom make real money with shows, installations and for pete's sake, the NYC ballet, would rarely go out and vandalize the streets unless they are in comfortable surroundings where they know the ins and outs of law enforcement. Isnt that what having asistants is all about?
The wood panel is marred with graffiti, bad graffiti at that, and to say it is a work of art, well, beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder or should we dare say, the OP aka the reseller in this one.
I cant see why anyone would pay for this. The only way of owning or wanting to own something like this would be to stumble upon it on a walk through the actual construction site and knowing the artists and wanting to hold onto it to preserve it in a personal collection.
Good luck to you, but not with your sale.
Hoping you put it on display somewhere visible for the rest of the passersby to appreciate.
LS
We have for sale an unique and original art work from Faile. The art work has been made on a wooden door which was part of a wooden fence round a construction site in Amsterdam. The door is about 2.40 meters high. Please, you should really consider rethinking your description of this as a unique and original work of art. This piece could of easily been done and most likely was done by an assistant as I do not see the Patrick's risking themselves and there freedoms screening or wheatpasting outside the country to threaten there passports. I truly believe that artists of there notoriety whom make real money with shows, installations and for pete's sake, the NYC ballet, would rarely go out and vandalize the streets unless they are in comfortable surroundings where they know the ins and outs of law enforcement. Isnt that what having asistants is all about? The wood panel is marred with graffiti, bad graffiti at that, and to say it is a work of art, well, beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder or should we dare say, the OP aka the reseller in this one. I cant see why anyone would pay for this. The only way of owning or wanting to own something like this would be to stumble upon it on a walk through the actual construction site and knowing the artists and wanting to hold onto it to preserve it in a personal collection. Good luck to you, but not with your sale. Hoping you put it on display somewhere visible for the rest of the passersby to appreciate. LS |
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Unique FAILE door, by thesewalls on Apr 15, 2013 9:06:34 GMT 1, We have for sale an unique and original art work from Faile. The art work has been made on a wooden door which was part of a wooden fence round a construction site in Amsterdam. The door is about 2.40 meters high. Please, you should really consider rethinking your description of this as a unique and original work of art. This piece could of easily been done and most likely was done by an assistant as I do not see the Patrick's risking themselves and there freedoms screening or wheatpasting outside the country to threaten there passports. I truly believe that artists of there notoriety whom make real money with shows, installations and for pete's sake, the NYC ballet, would rarely go out and vandalize the streets unless they are in comfortable surroundings where they know the ins and outs of law enforcement. Isnt that what having asistants is all about? The wood panel is marred with graffiti, bad graffiti at that, and to say it is a work of art, well, beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder or should we dare say, the OP aka the reseller in this one. I cant see why anyone would pay for this. The only way of owning or wanting to own something like this would be to stumble upon it on a walk through the actual construction site and knowing the artists and wanting to hold onto it to preserve it in a personal collection. Good luck to you, but not with your sale. Hoping you put it on display somewhere visible for the rest of the passersby to appreciate. LS
Faile has put up lots of art in the streets over the years, mostly before they 'made it.' Even if it was an assistant, who do you think paints all the blocks and pulls the screens now? Hirsts spots? Unique and original huh? You don't know what you're talking about. Faile has always valued this aesthetic, different layers, collaborations, the passing of time on the streets visualized, coming to life. If you can't see why someone would want this, that's YOUR bad. I'm not saying it's worth a lot of money, but to me at least, it's quite valuable...if it was located in my city I would be interested...for example, I would put it in my basement and have other artists/friends add to it, eventually creating a full blown collage. All that "bad graffiti" would actually serve as a perfect backdrop...believe it or not Faile uses this EXACT same technique to enrich their artwork. Oh yeah, you first question whether this is even art or not, and then hope it get's put on display for people to appreciate? If no one would want to own it, why would they put it on display? Don't all of you get it? Street art is like anything else! There are good and bad sides. Some artists are altruistic, many do it for fame, fortune even. This is marketing 101, free advertising, for all you know the patricks care more about building their brand than making art for the people. In a sense, making art for the people is their brand. Same with Shep. In my opinion, shep & the patricks are better brand managers/producers/designers than they are artists. But alas, where to draw the lines?
We have for sale an unique and original art work from Faile. The art work has been made on a wooden door which was part of a wooden fence round a construction site in Amsterdam. The door is about 2.40 meters high. Please, you should really consider rethinking your description of this as a unique and original work of art. This piece could of easily been done and most likely was done by an assistant as I do not see the Patrick's risking themselves and there freedoms screening or wheatpasting outside the country to threaten there passports. I truly believe that artists of there notoriety whom make real money with shows, installations and for pete's sake, the NYC ballet, would rarely go out and vandalize the streets unless they are in comfortable surroundings where they know the ins and outs of law enforcement. Isnt that what having asistants is all about? The wood panel is marred with graffiti, bad graffiti at that, and to say it is a work of art, well, beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder or should we dare say, the OP aka the reseller in this one. I cant see why anyone would pay for this. The only way of owning or wanting to own something like this would be to stumble upon it on a walk through the actual construction site and knowing the artists and wanting to hold onto it to preserve it in a personal collection. Good luck to you, but not with your sale. Hoping you put it on display somewhere visible for the rest of the passersby to appreciate. LS Faile has put up lots of art in the streets over the years, mostly before they 'made it.' Even if it was an assistant, who do you think paints all the blocks and pulls the screens now? Hirsts spots? Unique and original huh? You don't know what you're talking about. Faile has always valued this aesthetic, different layers, collaborations, the passing of time on the streets visualized, coming to life. If you can't see why someone would want this, that's YOUR bad. I'm not saying it's worth a lot of money, but to me at least, it's quite valuable...if it was located in my city I would be interested...for example, I would put it in my basement and have other artists/friends add to it, eventually creating a full blown collage. All that "bad graffiti" would actually serve as a perfect backdrop...believe it or not Faile uses this EXACT same technique to enrich their artwork. Oh yeah, you first question whether this is even art or not, and then hope it get's put on display for people to appreciate? If no one would want to own it, why would they put it on display? Don't all of you get it? Street art is like anything else! There are good and bad sides. Some artists are altruistic, many do it for fame, fortune even. This is marketing 101, free advertising, for all you know the patricks care more about building their brand than making art for the people. In a sense, making art for the people is their brand. Same with Shep. In my opinion, shep & the patricks are better brand managers/producers/designers than they are artists. But alas, where to draw the lines? |
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Unique FAILE door, by St. Art Gallery on Apr 29, 2013 8:06:11 GMT 1, 9 hours ago you stated you were "pretty sure it's been made by FAILE". 6 hours later you "guarantee it's authentic". Didn't you learn a lot about sales pitch in 3 hours. All of which is besides the point, because it was I who had the stencils machine-cut and painted them as a tribute, not Faile.
Based on the info I have received about this artwork, I am pretty sure it's a genuine piece and I am sure enough to guarantee authenticity and allow inspections.
9 hours ago you stated you were "pretty sure it's been made by FAILE". 6 hours later you "guarantee it's authentic". Didn't you learn a lot about sales pitch in 3 hours. All of which is besides the point, because it was I who had the stencils machine-cut and painted them as a tribute, not Faile. I wasn't at the location when the artwork was made, so I cannot say I am 100% sure. Based on the info I have received about this artwork, I am pretty sure it's a genuine piece and I am sure enough to guarantee authenticity and allow inspections. |
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Unique FAILE door, by Deleted on Apr 29, 2013 9:34:47 GMT 1, Geoffrey, face it matey its rubbish, i hope you didnt pay for this thing as it is worthless IMO., also ' Sothebys' has no 'L' in it as on your website.
Shut that Door!.
Geoffrey, face it matey its rubbish, i hope you didnt pay for this thing as it is worthless IMO., also ' Sothebys' has no 'L' in it as on your website.
Shut that Door!.
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Unique FAILE door, by Happy Shopper on Apr 29, 2013 10:30:59 GMT 1, As someone else suggested, I'd cut it up and make nice, small pieces from it.
They'd look good... maybe still not worth so much, but far more appealing.
As someone else suggested, I'd cut it up and make nice, small pieces from it.
They'd look good... maybe still not worth so much, but far more appealing.
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Unique FAILE door, by St. Art Gallery on Apr 29, 2013 22:03:51 GMT 1, Geoffrey, face it matey its rubbish, i hope you didnt pay for this thing as it is worthless IMO., also ' Sothebys' has no 'L' in it as on your website. Shut that Door!.
What's worthless for one person may be someone else's treasure. That's the ever lasting discussion about what's a piece of art worth.
Thanks for the remark about the L in Sotheby's. Will change it right now.
Geoffrey, face it matey its rubbish, i hope you didnt pay for this thing as it is worthless IMO., also ' Sothebys' has no 'L' in it as on your website. Shut that Door!. Hi Wizzy, What's worthless for one person may be someone else's treasure. That's the ever lasting discussion about what's a piece of art worth. Thanks for the remark about the L in Sotheby's. Will change it right now. |
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Unique FAILE door, by St. Art Gallery on Apr 29, 2013 22:06:17 GMT 1, As someone else suggested, I'd cut it up and make nice, small pieces from it. They'd look good... maybe still not worth so much, but far more appealing.
As someone else suggested, I'd cut it up and make nice, small pieces from it. They'd look good... maybe still not worth so much, but far more appealing. It's a suggestion I received before. I would like to keep it in it's original condition but it's an option which I might consider in the future. |
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Unique FAILE door, by Deleted on Apr 30, 2013 9:15:46 GMT 1, Geoffrey, face it matey its rubbish, i hope you didnt pay for this thing as it is worthless IMO., also ' Sothebys' has no 'L' in it as on your website. Shut that Door!. Hi Wizzy, What's worthless for one person may be someone else's treasure. That's the ever lasting discussion about what's a piece of art worth. Thanks for the remark about the L in Sotheby's. Will change it right now. No probs Geoffrey, true about the Rubbish / Treasure issue i know, thats why i plonked IMO on my post (in my opinion).
Geoffrey, face it matey its rubbish, i hope you didnt pay for this thing as it is worthless IMO., also ' Sothebys' has no 'L' in it as on your website. Shut that Door!. Hi Wizzy, What's worthless for one person may be someone else's treasure. That's the ever lasting discussion about what's a piece of art worth. Thanks for the remark about the L in Sotheby's. Will change it right now. No probs Geoffrey, true about the Rubbish / Treasure issue i know, thats why i plonked IMO on my post (in my opinion). |
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