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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by chevyav53 on Apr 5, 2019 21:41:21 GMT 1, Hasn't stopped Kaws. Rimshot. And Invader. Double rimshot.
Hasn't stopped Kaws. Rimshot. And Invader. Double rimshot. more like rimjob |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by kuni on Apr 6, 2019 17:35:28 GMT 1, I donβt understand how there are 10+ of these sold on eBay for $1000+ with some going as high as $3k. What kind of fresh hell is this?
I donβt understand how there are 10+ of these sold on eBay for $1000+ with some going as high as $3k. What kind of fresh hell is this?
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by greeceboy on Apr 6, 2019 17:55:57 GMT 1, who can wear?
who can wear?
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by Inknart on Apr 6, 2019 18:11:17 GMT 1, I donβt understand how there are 10+ of these sold on eBay for $1000+ with some going as high as $3k. What kind of fresh hell is this?
I donβt understand how there are 10+ of these sold on eBay for $1000+ with some going as high as $3k. What kind of fresh hell is this? 3k almost seems fishy to me. Daniel trying to manipulate his own market haha |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by kuni on Apr 6, 2019 18:16:52 GMT 1, I donβt understand how there are 10+ of these sold on eBay for $1000+ with some going as high as $3k. What kind of fresh hell is this? 3k almost seems fishy to me. Daniel trying to manipulate his own market haha
It has to be something like that. Curiously there are multiple that sold in that range so not just a one off. With plenty available for half that (still absurd) the $3k sales canβt be real. Iβm genuinely shocked that these are moving on the bay for $1500+ though. I feel like Arsham has already become a gimmick to anyone who is actually considered a real collector. Whatever though, heβs printing money for the time being and people are buying so good for him. Very short term thinking though.
I donβt understand how there are 10+ of these sold on eBay for $1000+ with some going as high as $3k. What kind of fresh hell is this? 3k almost seems fishy to me. Daniel trying to manipulate his own market haha It has to be something like that. Curiously there are multiple that sold in that range so not just a one off. With plenty available for half that (still absurd) the $3k sales canβt be real. Iβm genuinely shocked that these are moving on the bay for $1500+ though. I feel like Arsham has already become a gimmick to anyone who is actually considered a real collector. Whatever though, heβs printing money for the time being and people are buying so good for him. Very short term thinking though. |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by Poster Bob on Apr 6, 2019 22:09:48 GMT 1, The fluctuation in price is bizarre. Normally, inconsistencies in auction prices are due to international vs. continental US sales. Frequently, very few sellers are willing to take on the risks of both damage and fraud by sending expensive works abroad. It can be very profitable to be one of the only ones willing to send something to a foreign locale. This train of thought is inconsistent with the closed auction prices. 
The fluctuation in price is bizarre. Normally, inconsistencies in auction prices are due to international vs. continental US sales. Frequently, very few sellers are willing to take on the risks of both damage and fraud by sending expensive works abroad. It can be very profitable to be one of the only ones willing to send something to a foreign locale. This train of thought is inconsistent with the closed auction prices. |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by nughound on Apr 8, 2019 18:35:39 GMT 1, The fluctuation in price is bizarre. Normally, inconsistencies in auction prices are due to international vs. continental US sales. Frequently, very few sellers are willing to take on the risks of both damage and fraud by sending expensive works abroad. It can be very profitable to be one of the only ones willing to send something to a foreign locale. This train of thought is inconsistent with the closed auction prices.
How is the fluctuation in price bizarre? Location of the item's seller has little, if nothing to do with it in this case. The edition size is 500. Not all were sold on his site. He kept some for his archives, I am sure he gave some away to "friends" and some went to the galleries that rep him. So guessing less than 400 were put online. Arsham has his dedicated collectors, add the flippers to that mix. And like most all of his pieces. it sold out in moments. Which immediately drives the secondary market up about 10-20% on avg. upon release. Add to that the Yankee's diverse appeal (sports, hip-hop, NYC, etc). Once the the word got out about this piece, you can easily explain the bump in market prices. Simple supply and demand. Now, will that bump be sustained? That is another question. But figure Gucci sells an OE wool Yankee's hat for $550.00, so there is that for those who missed the release and really want an expensive Yankee hat.
The fluctuation in price is bizarre. Normally, inconsistencies in auction prices are due to international vs. continental US sales. Frequently, very few sellers are willing to take on the risks of both damage and fraud by sending expensive works abroad. It can be very profitable to be one of the only ones willing to send something to a foreign locale. This train of thought is inconsistent with the closed auction prices. How is the fluctuation in price bizarre? Location of the item's seller has little, if nothing to do with it in this case. The edition size is 500. Not all were sold on his site. He kept some for his archives, I am sure he gave some away to "friends" and some went to the galleries that rep him. So guessing less than 400 were put online. Arsham has his dedicated collectors, add the flippers to that mix. And like most all of his pieces. it sold out in moments. Which immediately drives the secondary market up about 10-20% on avg. upon release. Add to that the Yankee's diverse appeal (sports, hip-hop, NYC, etc). Once the the word got out about this piece, you can easily explain the bump in market prices. Simple supply and demand. Now, will that bump be sustained? That is another question. But figure Gucci sells an OE wool Yankee's hat for $550.00, so there is that for those who missed the release and really want an expensive Yankee hat. |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by Poster Bob on Apr 8, 2019 19:30:28 GMT 1, U R so dum.
The fluctuation in price is bizarre. Normally, inconsistencies in auction prices are due to international vs. continental US sales. Frequently, very few sellers are willing to take on the risks of both damage and fraud by sending expensive works abroad. It can be very profitable to be one of the only ones willing to send something to a foreign locale. This train of thought is inconsistent with the closed auction prices. How is the fluctuation in price bizarre? Location of the item's seller has little, if nothing to do with it in this case. The edition size is 500. Not all were sold on his site. He kept some for his archives, I am sure he gave some away to "friends" and some went to the galleries that rep him. So guessing less than 400 were put online. Arsham has his dedicated collectors, add the flippers to that mix. And like most all of his pieces. it sold out in moments. Which immediately drives the secondary market up about 10-20% on avg. upon release. Add to that the Yankee's diverse appeal (sports, hip-hop, NYC, etc). Once the the word got out about this piece, you can easily explain the bump in market prices. Simple supply and demand. Now, will that bump be sustained? That is another question. But figure Gucci sells an OE wool Yankee's hat for $550.00, so there is that for those who missed the release and really want an expensive Yankee hat.Β
U R so dum. The fluctuation in price is bizarre. Normally, inconsistencies in auction prices are due to international vs. continental US sales. Frequently, very few sellers are willing to take on the risks of both damage and fraud by sending expensive works abroad. It can be very profitable to be one of the only ones willing to send something to a foreign locale. This train of thought is inconsistent with the closed auction prices. How is the fluctuation in price bizarre? Location of the item's seller has little, if nothing to do with it in this case. The edition size is 500. Not all were sold on his site. He kept some for his archives, I am sure he gave some away to "friends" and some went to the galleries that rep him. So guessing less than 400 were put online. Arsham has his dedicated collectors, add the flippers to that mix. And like most all of his pieces. it sold out in moments. Which immediately drives the secondary market up about 10-20% on avg. upon release. Add to that the Yankee's diverse appeal (sports, hip-hop, NYC, etc). Once the the word got out about this piece, you can easily explain the bump in market prices. Simple supply and demand. Now, will that bump be sustained? That is another question. But figure Gucci sells an OE wool Yankee's hat for $550.00, so there is that for those who missed the release and really want an expensive Yankee hat.Β |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by nughound on Apr 8, 2019 19:48:00 GMT 1, U R so dum. How is the fluctuation in price bizarre? Location of the item's seller has little, if nothing to do with it in this case. The edition size is 500. Not all were sold on his site. He kept some for his archives, I am sure he gave some away to "friends" and some went to the galleries that rep him. So guessing less than 400 were put online. Arsham has his dedicated collectors, add the flippers to that mix. And like most all of his pieces. it sold out in moments. Which immediately drives the secondary market up about 10-20% on avg. upon release. Add to that the Yankee's diverse appeal (sports, hip-hop, NYC, etc). Once the the word got out about this piece, you can easily explain the bump in market prices. Simple supply and demand. Now, will that bump be sustained? That is another question. But figure Gucci sells an OE wool Yankee's hat for $550.00, so there is that for those who missed the release and really want an expensive Yankee hat.
U R so dum. How is the fluctuation in price bizarre? Location of the item's seller has little, if nothing to do with it in this case. The edition size is 500. Not all were sold on his site. He kept some for his archives, I am sure he gave some away to "friends" and some went to the galleries that rep him. So guessing less than 400 were put online. Arsham has his dedicated collectors, add the flippers to that mix. And like most all of his pieces. it sold out in moments. Which immediately drives the secondary market up about 10-20% on avg. upon release. Add to that the Yankee's diverse appeal (sports, hip-hop, NYC, etc). Once the the word got out about this piece, you can easily explain the bump in market prices. Simple supply and demand. Now, will that bump be sustained? That is another question. But figure Gucci sells an OE wool Yankee's hat for $550.00, so there is that for those who missed the release and really want an expensive Yankee hat. Well, first off perhaps, you could learn to spell things before you call someone dumb. And then try to back it up with some sort of logic (flawed or not) But then again you think your opinion matters. Can you believe that people actually buy things you don't like? I know, I can hardly believe it myself. The nerve of people buying what they like! Did you buy one? attempt to buy one? Guessing Not, so why don't you sit down and shut-up? Why are you even concerned about an unregulated market? Oh yeah, it is because you are self important. Just in case you are wondering, the art market exists without you and so could this thread and forum. |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by kuni on Apr 8, 2019 20:19:29 GMT 1, Lol between the live listings and the sold listings (just on the US ebay) I counted ~75 of these hats. Probably another 30 in the UK. Within one week of the release and people haven't even received them yet. There may be a handful of people that bought this because they LOVE the art, but those people are few and far between. The majority bought it to either flip now or flip later.
Lol between the live listings and the sold listings (just on the US ebay) I counted ~75 of these hats. Probably another 30 in the UK. Within one week of the release and people haven't even received them yet. There may be a handful of people that bought this because they LOVE the art, but those people are few and far between. The majority bought it to either flip now or flip later.
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by Poster Bob on Apr 9, 2019 0:13:10 GMT 1, U r dummer dan i tot. U thot.
Well, first off perhaps, you could learn to spell things before you call someone dumb. And then try to back it up with some sort of logic (flawed or not) But then again you think your opinion matters. Can you believe that people actually buy things you don't like? I know, I can hardly believe it myself. The nerve of people buying what they like! Did you buy one? attempt to buy one? Guessing Not, so why don't you sit down and shut-up? Why are you even concerned about an unregulated market? Oh yeah, it is because you are self important. Just in case you are wondering, the art market exists without you and so could this thread and forum.
U r dummer dan i tot. U thot. Well, first off perhaps, you could learn to spell things before you call someone dumb. And then try to back it up with some sort of logic (flawed or not) But then again you think your opinion matters. Can you believe that people actually buy things you don't like? I know, I can hardly believe it myself. The nerve of people buying what they like! Did you buy one? attempt to buy one? Guessing Not, so why don't you sit down and shut-up? Why are you even concerned about an unregulated market? Oh yeah, it is because you are self important. Just in case you are wondering, the art market exists without you and so could this thread and forum. |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by 19818914 on Apr 9, 2019 0:59:53 GMT 1, Yβall are obsessed over art you donβt even like. π
Yβall are obsessed over art you donβt even like. π
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by kuni on Apr 9, 2019 1:16:10 GMT 1, Yβall are obsessed over art you donβt even like. π
Ill cop to being somewhat obsessed with art I donβt even like, but itβs more that Iβm fascinated by the economics of the market and the social / behavioral side of it.
Yβall are obsessed over art you donβt even like. π Ill cop to being somewhat obsessed with art I donβt even like, but itβs more that Iβm fascinated by the economics of the market and the social / behavioral side of it. |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by 19818914 on Apr 9, 2019 1:19:40 GMT 1, Yβall are obsessed over art you donβt even like. π Ill cop to being somewhat obsessed with art I donβt even like, but itβs more that Iβm fascinated by the economics of the market and the social / behavioral side of it.
Bustin your balls. I see you guys in your coaching outfits.
Yβall are obsessed over art you donβt even like. π Ill cop to being somewhat obsessed with art I donβt even like, but itβs more that Iβm fascinated by the economics of the market and the social / behavioral side of it. Bustin your balls. I see you guys in your coaching outfits. |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by That Print Guy on Apr 9, 2019 12:35:45 GMT 1, Lol between the live listings and the sold listings (just on the US ebay) I counted ~75 of these hats. Probably another 30 in the UK. Within one week of the release and people haven't even received them yet. There may be a handful of people that bought this because they LOVE the art, but those people are few and far between. The majority bought it to either flip now or flip later.
looks like that was a good move by the majority
Lol between the live listings and the sold listings (just on the US ebay) I counted ~75 of these hats. Probably another 30 in the UK. Within one week of the release and people haven't even received them yet. There may be a handful of people that bought this because they LOVE the art, but those people are few and far between. The majority bought it to either flip now or flip later. looks like that was a good move by the majority |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by 19818914 on Apr 9, 2019 15:50:05 GMT 1, He prices his work with the flip built in so itβs not a short term investment if thatβs what youβre going for. But I do see him having an incredible career ahead of him. Iβm hoping to get one of these hats under cost.
He prices his work with the flip built in so itβs not a short term investment if thatβs what youβre going for. But I do see him having an incredible career ahead of him. Iβm hoping to get one of these hats under cost.
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by lv90210 on Apr 9, 2019 16:23:27 GMT 1, That will happen 100% - when those credit card bills come in at the end of the month.......
That will happen 100% - when those credit card bills come in at the end of the month.......
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by nughound on Apr 17, 2019 1:38:57 GMT 1, anyone else get theirs in hand yet? thoughts/ impressions (of those who own the piece) personally, I like the way the piece came out. I think the hat feels pretty substantial (heavy and not made of cheap plastic). the textures from the wool hat are readily apparent in the casting. the packaging is well designed and protects the artwork well. Overall, I am happy to add it to my collection. curious if others agree. will post some pics as soon as the display arrives if folks are interested in seeing it.
anyone else get theirs in hand yet? thoughts/ impressions (of those who own the piece) personally, I like the way the piece came out. I think the hat feels pretty substantial (heavy and not made of cheap plastic). the textures from the wool hat are readily apparent in the casting. the packaging is well designed and protects the artwork well. Overall, I am happy to add it to my collection. curious if others agree. will post some pics as soon as the display arrives if folks are interested in seeing it.
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by 19818914 on Apr 17, 2019 7:39:01 GMT 1, anyone else get theirs in hand yet? thoughts/ impressions (of those who own the piece) personally, I like the way the piece came out. I think the hat feels pretty substantial (heavy and not made of cheap plastic). the textures from the wool hat are readily apparent in the casting. the packaging is well designed and protects the artwork well. Overall, I am happy to add it to my collection. curious if others agree. will post some pics as soon as the display arrives if folks are interested in seeing it.
anyone else get theirs in hand yet? thoughts/ impressions (of those who own the piece) personally, I like the way the piece came out. I think the hat feels pretty substantial (heavy and not made of cheap plastic). the textures from the wool hat are readily apparent in the casting. the packaging is well designed and protects the artwork well. Overall, I am happy to add it to my collection. curious if others agree. will post some pics as soon as the display arrives if folks are interested in seeing it. That's awesome. Can you post pictures? |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by 19818914 on Apr 18, 2019 0:28:37 GMT 1, Some pics before it gets put in a proper display case.
Thank you!
Some pics before it gets put in a proper display case. Thank you! |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by Eastend Boy 13 on Apr 18, 2019 14:24:18 GMT 1, store.perrotin.com/en/artists-editions/10001986-daniel-arsham-field-observation-kit-2900100030526.html
Edited by Arsham studio, 2018
96 pages notebook (8 x 11 in), 50 adhesive note pads, paperclip, carpenter pencil, sealed in anaerobic poly nylon.
Total size 35 x 29 cm / 13,75 x 11,5 in
Limited edition of 500, numbered on a holographic studio sticker.
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by Con Art Studio on Apr 18, 2019 14:31:31 GMT 1, 80β¬ for a notebook, post-it notes, a paper clip and a pencil.
Sign me up.
80β¬ for a notebook, post-it notes, a paper clip and a pencil.
Sign me up.
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by pada1 on Apr 18, 2019 14:39:06 GMT 1, has been there for ages.
For Arsham hard fans only...
has been there for ages.
For Arsham hard fans only...
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by nobokov on Apr 18, 2019 14:46:24 GMT 1, I think this is what they call a "heat check" release. A well defended turnaround fadeaway hookshot from the opponent's free throw line.
I think this is what they call a "heat check" release. A well defended turnaround fadeaway hookshot from the opponent's free throw line.
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by greeceboy on Apr 18, 2019 15:52:24 GMT 1, I think this is what they call a "heat check" release. A well defended turnaround fadeaway hookshot from the opponent's free throw line.
I do not understand this
I think this is what they call a "heat check" release. A well defended turnaround fadeaway hookshot from the opponent's free throw line. I do not understand this |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by Inknart on Apr 18, 2019 15:55:03 GMT 1, Got one if anyone wants it for cost.
Got one if anyone wants it for cost.
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by coller on Apr 18, 2019 15:57:42 GMT 1, arsham stuff seems like art for ppl who collect sneakers and no one else
arsham stuff seems like art for ppl who collect sneakers and no one else
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by chevyav53 on Apr 18, 2019 17:44:16 GMT 1, arsham stuff seems like art for ppl who collect sneakers and no one else
PS think Arsham is a sham
arsham stuff seems like art for ppl who collect sneakers and no one else and I love those guys, that is how you get things below cost.... most don't have the money or space in their parents house to hold things for long....... they don't know their head from their arse PS think Arsham is a sham |
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Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by Deleted on Apr 19, 2019 21:07:47 GMT 1, don't know why I bought them, they are pretty s**t... cant work out what I am mean to do with it, seemed like a good idea at the time, must have been pissed again
got white one and the blue one, can't remember opening the blue but shook it and it didn't rattle so it should be ok
I would like s**t loads of cash for them if that's ok? if thats too much then maybe an offer for one or both?
don't know why I bought them, they are pretty s**t... cant work out what I am mean to do with it, seemed like a good idea at the time, must have been pissed again
got white one and the blue one, can't remember opening the blue but shook it and it didn't rattle so it should be ok
I would like s**t loads of cash for them if that's ok? if thats too much then maybe an offer for one or both?
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