|
|
|
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by Eastend Boy 13 on Jul 26, 2019 16:26:02 GMT 1, Sorry can't copy the picture from the email.... 
Sorry can't copy the picture from the email.... |
|
clueless
New Member
π¨οΈ 903
ππ» 454
October 2017
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by clueless on Jul 26, 2019 16:36:47 GMT 1, Most certainly not.
Most certainly not.
|
|
london
New Member
π¨οΈ 337
ππ» 95
March 2015
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by london on Jul 26, 2019 17:30:53 GMT 1, how much were they?
how much were they?
|
|
19818914
Junior Member
π¨οΈ 1,337
ππ» 1,029
October 2018
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by 19818914 on Jul 26, 2019 17:47:31 GMT 1, MY TASTE IS SO REFINED, I JUST HAD TO LET THE WORLD KNOW THAT I AM ABSOLUTELY NOT INTERESTED IN MR ARSHAM'S BEAR.
MY TASTE IS SO REFINED, I JUST HAD TO LET THE WORLD KNOW THAT I AM ABSOLUTELY NOT INTERESTED IN MR ARSHAM'S BEAR.
|
|
steve9999
New Member
π¨οΈ 42
ππ» 17
May 2017
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by steve9999 on Jul 27, 2019 23:20:59 GMT 1, Just..........no.
Just..........no.
|
|
|
|
ADC
Junior Member
π¨οΈ 1,532
ππ» 869
June 2019
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by ADC on Jul 29, 2019 19:53:55 GMT 1, Not for me, although I did like the crystal baseball cap he released.
Not for me, although I did like the crystal baseball cap he released.
|
|
sgolby
Junior Member
π¨οΈ 1,890
ππ» 2,892
November 2012
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by sgolby on Aug 22, 2019 22:22:06 GMT 1, All sarcasm aside, according to HYPEBEAST Daniel Arsham has decided to handle his next MerchArt release through Paddle8. I have no idea how this is going to be handled by them, but it will apparently be released on the 28th of August. I am not sure why he is doing this on Paddle8, however it could be a way to circumvent BOTs from grabbing all of them in 0.5 seconds. I am not a huge fan of Arsham but if that is indeed the case then I will give him props for his decision.
HYPEBEAST BLOG POST BELOW:
Daniel Arsham is teaming up with Paddle8 to release a new sculptural work entitled βFictional Nonfiction: Archaeology, 2019.β The collectible cast measures 8 x 5 x 1 1/2 inches and will arrive in an edition of 500.
The special edition was specially created for the American Friends of Museums in Israel. The work portrays an eroding printed book penned by famed English broadcaster and natural historian, David Attenborough. Altogether, the piece evokes the artistβs ubiquitous interplay of time.
Each edition comes with art handling gloves and is encased in Arsham Studio packaging with numbered authentication labels. The relic will be up for auction on Paddle8 this August 27. This isnβt Arshamβs first time casting publications with the artist uploading a number of previous examples on his Instagram portraying decayed variants of Vogue, The New Yorker, and more (depicted below).
All sarcasm aside, according to HYPEBEAST Daniel Arsham has decided to handle his next MerchArt release through Paddle8. I have no idea how this is going to be handled by them, but it will apparently be released on the 28th of August. I am not sure why he is doing this on Paddle8, however it could be a way to circumvent BOTs from grabbing all of them in 0.5 seconds. I am not a huge fan of Arsham but if that is indeed the case then I will give him props for his decision. HYPEBEAST BLOG POST BELOW: Daniel Arsham is teaming up with Paddle8 to release a new sculptural work entitled βFictional Nonfiction: Archaeology, 2019.β The collectible cast measures 8 x 5 x 1 1/2 inches and will arrive in an edition of 500. The special edition was specially created for the American Friends of Museums in Israel. The work portrays an eroding printed book penned by famed English broadcaster and natural historian, David Attenborough. Altogether, the piece evokes the artistβs ubiquitous interplay of time. Each edition comes with art handling gloves and is encased in Arsham Studio packaging with numbered authentication labels. The relic will be up for auction on Paddle8 this August 27. This isnβt Arshamβs first time casting publications with the artist uploading a number of previous examples on his Instagram portraying decayed variants of Vogue, The New Yorker, and more (depicted below). |
|
|
|
rogerwu99
New Member
π¨οΈ 141
ππ» 93
April 2017
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by rogerwu99 on Aug 27, 2019 17:14:49 GMT 1, Paddle8's horrible website does not really work ... and thus now sold out
Paddle8's horrible website does not really work ... and thus now sold out |
|
sgolby
Junior Member
π¨οΈ 1,890
ππ» 2,892
November 2012
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by sgolby on Aug 27, 2019 17:18:11 GMT 1, Paddle8's horrible website does not really work ... and thus now sold out
Paddle8's horrible website does not really work ... and thus now sold out What was wrong with it? Did it get attacked by bots? |
|
Deleted
π¨οΈ 0
ππ»
January 1970
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by Deleted on Aug 27, 2019 17:33:30 GMT 1, Paddle8's horrible website does not really work ... and thus now sold out
LOL, Count your blessings
Paddle8's horrible website does not really work ... and thus now sold out LOL, Count your blessings |
|
|
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by Wrinkled Brain on Aug 27, 2019 17:47:46 GMT 1, Website seemed to be in test mode for several minutes after the release.... could've been a strategy to combat bots...
My persistence paid off after several attempts to checkout.
I am really looking forward to this release as someone that works in the publishing industry.
Website seemed to be in test mode for several minutes after the release.... could've been a strategy to combat bots...
My persistence paid off after several attempts to checkout.
I am really looking forward to this release as someone that works in the publishing industry.
|
|
kendo
Junior Member
π¨οΈ 1,212
ππ» 1,208
August 2010
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by kendo on Aug 27, 2019 18:04:04 GMT 1, I liked this release but shipping to the UK was $247 on top of the $500 purchase price! Probably have import duty on top as well! Pass
I liked this release but shipping to the UK was $247 on top of the $500 purchase price! Probably have import duty on top as well! Pass
|
|
|
|
rogerwu99
New Member
π¨οΈ 141
ππ» 93
April 2017
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by rogerwu99 on Aug 27, 2019 18:05:56 GMT 1, I'm not sure what happened, but my card got declined (although the bank said it didn't) and then it said that the address didn't match, and pretty much every error message they had until 15 minutes later it was sold out. I like these "relic" pieces ... not so much a fan of the "sand" pieces ...
I'm not sure what happened, but my card got declined (although the bank said it didn't) and then it said that the address didn't match, and pretty much every error message they had until 15 minutes later it was sold out. I like these "relic" pieces ... not so much a fan of the "sand" pieces ...
|
|
sgolby
Junior Member
π¨οΈ 1,890
ππ» 2,892
November 2012
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by sgolby on Aug 27, 2019 18:36:12 GMT 1, To be honest, I was a big fan of what Arsham was doing in the beginning. I am an 80's child and witnessed the speed with which technologies became obsolete grow exponentially. I always loved as an early teenager going upstate and spending time in junk stores where I would find old electronics that were cool to look at, especially when stacked and piled on top of one another in no particular manner. Arsham's idea to document these "relics" in a fossilized manner, to me really resonated and I wanted to display them in my home and joke about them with my kids one day.
Then after the Future Relics he started making what in effect was "Merch." Logo'd garbage for the hype generation. It made no sense to me, and I lost respect. It felt like the guy was co-opted by his f*ckboi partner in crime who makes money selling overpriced cereal, and bad re-releases of nostalgic "gear," which is available for a fraction of the price at the salvation army. Anyway, back to my original line of thought. This is precisely the type of edition I personally want to see more of from Daniel Arsham, not some bullsh*t candles, flags, or care bears with colored powder on them. I hope that this release's subject, and the apparent attempt at reducing botfukkery represent a new chapter for an artist who I believe is both culturally relevant, and highly talented, as well as skilled at popularizing art as a means for social good. Only time will tell...
To be honest, I was a big fan of what Arsham was doing in the beginning. I am an 80's child and witnessed the speed with which technologies became obsolete grow exponentially. I always loved as an early teenager going upstate and spending time in junk stores where I would find old electronics that were cool to look at, especially when stacked and piled on top of one another in no particular manner. Arsham's idea to document these "relics" in a fossilized manner, to me really resonated and I wanted to display them in my home and joke about them with my kids one day.
Then after the Future Relics he started making what in effect was "Merch." Logo'd garbage for the hype generation. It made no sense to me, and I lost respect. It felt like the guy was co-opted by his f*ckboi partner in crime who makes money selling overpriced cereal, and bad re-releases of nostalgic "gear," which is available for a fraction of the price at the salvation army. Anyway, back to my original line of thought. This is precisely the type of edition I personally want to see more of from Daniel Arsham, not some bullsh*t candles, flags, or care bears with colored powder on them. I hope that this release's subject, and the apparent attempt at reducing botfukkery represent a new chapter for an artist who I believe is both culturally relevant, and highly talented, as well as skilled at popularizing art as a means for social good. Only time will tell...
|
|
|
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by Wrinkled Brain on Aug 27, 2019 20:41:07 GMT 1, I, too, hope for the end of the hype-driven sculpts and more of what he began with. I've passed on all of his releases except for the relics and blue bear. This sculpt really resonated with me.
To be honest, I was a big fan of what Arsham was doing in the beginning. I am an 80's child and witnessed the speed with which technologies became obsolete grow exponentially. I always loved as an early teenager going upstate and spending time in junk stores where I would find old electronics that were cool to look at, especially when stacked and piled on top of one another in no particular manner. Arsham's idea to document these "relics" in a fossilized manner, to me really resonated and I wanted to display them in my home and joke about them with my kids one day. Then after the Future Relics he started making what in effect was "Merch." Logo'd garbage for the hype generation. It made no sense to me, and I lost respect. It felt like the guy was co-opted by his f*ckboi partner in crime who makes money selling overpriced cereal, and bad re-releases of nostalgic "gear," which is available for a fraction of the price at the salvation army. Anyway, back to my original line of thought. This is precisely the type of edition I personally want to see more of from Daniel Arsham, not some bullsh*t candles, flags, or care bears with colored powder on them. I hope that this release's subject, and the apparent attempt at reducing botfukkery represent a new chapter for an artist who I believe is both culturally relevant, and highly talented, as well as skilled at popularizing art as a means for social good. Only time will tell...
I, too, hope for the end of the hype-driven sculpts and more of what he began with. I've passed on all of his releases except for the relics and blue bear. This sculpt really resonated with me. To be honest, I was a big fan of what Arsham was doing in the beginning. I am an 80's child and witnessed the speed with which technologies became obsolete grow exponentially. I always loved as an early teenager going upstate and spending time in junk stores where I would find old electronics that were cool to look at, especially when stacked and piled on top of one another in no particular manner. Arsham's idea to document these "relics" in a fossilized manner, to me really resonated and I wanted to display them in my home and joke about them with my kids one day. Then after the Future Relics he started making what in effect was "Merch." Logo'd garbage for the hype generation. It made no sense to me, and I lost respect. It felt like the guy was co-opted by his f*ckboi partner in crime who makes money selling overpriced cereal, and bad re-releases of nostalgic "gear," which is available for a fraction of the price at the salvation army. Anyway, back to my original line of thought. This is precisely the type of edition I personally want to see more of from Daniel Arsham, not some bullsh*t candles, flags, or care bears with colored powder on them. I hope that this release's subject, and the apparent attempt at reducing botfukkery represent a new chapter for an artist who I believe is both culturally relevant, and highly talented, as well as skilled at popularizing art as a means for social good. Only time will tell... |
|
rogerwu99
New Member
π¨οΈ 141
ππ» 93
April 2017
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by rogerwu99 on Aug 27, 2019 21:15:54 GMT 1, And just received an email from Paddle8 letting me purchase due to technical difficulties....
And just received an email from Paddle8 letting me purchase due to technical difficulties....
|
|
19818914
Junior Member
π¨οΈ 1,337
ππ» 1,029
October 2018
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by 19818914 on Aug 27, 2019 21:47:43 GMT 1, Planning on filling a whole bookshelf with these.
Planning on filling a whole bookshelf with these.
|
|
Poster Bob
Junior Member
π¨οΈ 5,891
ππ» 5,527
September 2013
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by Poster Bob on Aug 27, 2019 22:26:13 GMT 1, You couldn't have picked a better auction house. Honestly, such a great group of people.
You couldn't have picked a better auction house. Honestly, such a great group of people.
|
|
msobel3
New Member
π¨οΈ 184
ππ» 115
November 2014
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by msobel3 on Aug 28, 2019 2:18:20 GMT 1, Missed this release but would love to add one to my personal collection. If anyone has a change of heart, please let me know!
Missed this release but would love to add one to my personal collection. If anyone has a change of heart, please let me know!
|
|
19818914
Junior Member
π¨οΈ 1,337
ππ» 1,029
October 2018
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by 19818914 on Aug 28, 2019 2:29:58 GMT 1, Missed this release but would love to add one to my personal collection. If anyone has a change of heart, please let me know!
Quite a few should have an extra one as they were allowing you to purchase 2 at a time.
Missed this release but would love to add one to my personal collection. If anyone has a change of heart, please let me know! Quite a few should have an extra one as they were allowing you to purchase 2 at a time. |
|
|
|
london
New Member
π¨οΈ 337
ππ» 95
March 2015
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by london on Aug 28, 2019 9:12:51 GMT 1, These look amazing.
These look amazing.
|
|
london
New Member
π¨οΈ 337
ππ» 95
March 2015
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by london on Sept 3, 2019 9:52:06 GMT 1, anyone had shipping confirmation yet?
anyone had shipping confirmation yet?
|
|
19818914
Junior Member
π¨οΈ 1,337
ππ» 1,029
October 2018
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by 19818914 on Sept 3, 2019 15:32:05 GMT 1, Iβm already half way through the book.
Iβm already half way through the book.
|
|
rogerwu99
New Member
π¨οΈ 141
ππ» 93
April 2017
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by rogerwu99 on Sept 3, 2019 19:26:09 GMT 1, anyone had shipping confirmation yet?
anyone had shipping confirmation yet? Received this morning ... they kicked off a tracking number but its still in their warehouse .... |
|
cools20
New Member
π¨οΈ 31
ππ» 5
October 2017
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by cools20 on Sept 3, 2019 21:00:03 GMT 1, anyone had shipping confirmation yet? Received this morning ... they kicked off a tracking number but its still in their warehouse ....
Got a tracking # on Friday but it has yet to ship. It says that Monday is the estimated delivery day
anyone had shipping confirmation yet? Received this morning ... they kicked off a tracking number but its still in their warehouse .... Got a tracking # on Friday but it has yet to ship. It says that Monday is the estimated delivery day |
|
sgolby
Junior Member
π¨οΈ 1,890
ππ» 2,892
November 2012
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by sgolby on Sept 3, 2019 21:33:45 GMT 1, Got my tracking and will apparently be delivering tomorrow
Got my tracking and will apparently be delivering tomorrow
|
|
rogerwu99
New Member
π¨οΈ 141
ππ» 93
April 2017
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by rogerwu99 on Sept 5, 2019 18:11:06 GMT 1, Got it and unboxed ... suggestions on display ... put it in the bookshelf?
http://instagram.com/p/B2CWjjwJywf
|
|
london
New Member
π¨οΈ 337
ππ» 95
March 2015
|
Daniel Arsham πΊπΈ New York β’ Eroded Future Relic, by london on Sept 10, 2019 13:43:53 GMT 1, mine should arrive today. did any one get hit with customs? if so how much? i know FedEx always deliver and the you get a letter through the door.
mine should arrive today. did any one get hit with customs? if so how much? i know FedEx always deliver and the you get a letter through the door.
|
|
