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Hi,

I'm looking to sell my Daniel Arsham unique patch.

I prefer not to go through the auction houses because of the self-covered shipping cost to HK (where Arsham has a major following base) as well as other auction fees. Besides, it will save fees for the buyer as well. 

This one comes with no resale clause, direct from Perrotin. 

Patch, 2018
Quartz, hydrostone
82 × 48 × 2 1/4 in
208.3 × 121.9 × 5.7 cm

Please DM if interested. The work is in NYC UOVO storage, shipping will be covered by the buyer.

Thanks,
Tesla

Interested. Pm

Thanks

Pace Prints

Daniel Arsham

Paper Relics (2020)

Set of three cast pigmented cotton prints with embedded quartz crystals and artist-designed frames

28 1/4 x 21 1/2 x 5 1/4 inches, each · Edition of 20

$30,000 (framing included)

Pace Prints is pleased to announce the release of a new edition by Daniel Arsham. "Paper Relics," Arsham’s first project with Pace Prints, is a set of three cast cotton paper pulp works with embedded quartz crystals. The edition of twenty includes artist-designed frames with built-in LED lighting.

Daniel Arsham’s work exists in the realm of the “Future Relic”—a distant, yet inevitable, time in which our world and our objects have become the subject of history. Arsham takes easily recognizable items emblematic of our recent past, such as the Walkman, the Kit-Cat Klock, and the Leica M3 camera, and re-contextualizes them as if discovered on a future archeological site

The cast paper pieces appear in a paradoxical in-between, simultaneously falling apart and coming together. The crystals mine temporal indeterminacy, growing while eroding the host body. When Paper Relics hangs on the wall, recessed in frames with diffused lighting systems, the viewer is transported to the Natural History Museum in the year 3020, to contemplate both real and imagined realms.

I look forward to a future in which Arsham is a relic.

I think it’s a toss up between him and KAWS as to who can take the piss the most...

... gosh ...

What a load of crap.

Pulp-tures

That Hypebeast garbage just started to release works via Pace. Now if you remember your history, it did wonders for Kaws. Watch the same thing happen again. 

Ohhh, c'mon bobby boy. If we're talking history, we should start at how you said unsigned Banksy prints were just tat that wouldn't go up.... 

As for KAWs, I know plenty of serious collectors who are liquidating --- his bubble is about to pop.  

The upcoming auctions (and lack of stock) tell a different story, particularly for his originals. His lower quality (and more generic) prints and vinyl have had a slight drop, but that's because they're mostly held by flippers and short-term/swing collectors. The canvases are still very tightly held and seeing solid results. Look at the most recent auctions.. $200k for Kimpsons PP, an Untitled for $650,000, and the mediocre ad disruption for $293,000.

I also find it quite funny when people keep claiming that an artists bubble is about to 'pop'. It's very rare to see an artist like KAWS (who is very very strongly supported by collectors, galleries, celebrities, etc) drop in value. What we do see though is a broad drop in art values across the entire market, like we saw in 2016 when the 'overheated' market dropped almost overnight by about 20-30%. In fact, people have been predicting that the KAWS bubble will pop since around 2012 when the prices started to go stratospheric (after the Macy's day parade)... but that hasn't happened. If anything, I think his original (and high ranking print) prices have moved in-line with the general contemporary art market, which isn't a bad thing at all.

The KAWS vinyl and mass market print market is another story altogether... KAWS runs a 2-speed economy in that sense.

I would be extremely cautious about how much weight you seem to be placing an a handful of auction sales...