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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by Deleted on Oct 1, 2015 22:50:35 GMT 1, If anyone has sold their Banksy artworks to a gallery before, please let me know who you sold to and how your experience was? Might want to sell some art... Thanks!
If anyone has sold their Banksy artworks to a gallery before, please let me know who you sold to and how your experience was? Might want to sell some art... Thanks!
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by The Silence on Oct 3, 2015 10:41:52 GMT 1, I'm not a huge buyer/seller but there are two I've used and seemed very decent, and also nice people. Andy at Castle Gallery, they're in Ireland but not restricted to there so I dealt with him not needing to send anything there, and Oliver Cox at Graffik. I've bought from a few others but these two were knowledgable, realistic (I guess it's their business) and pleasant. Hope that helps?
However if you're selling Banksys maybe put them up on here so people have a chance before there are gallery commissions added? 
I'm not a huge buyer/seller but there are two I've used and seemed very decent, and also nice people. Andy at Castle Gallery, they're in Ireland but not restricted to there so I dealt with him not needing to send anything there, and Oliver Cox at Graffik. I've bought from a few others but these two were knowledgable, realistic (I guess it's their business) and pleasant. Hope that helps? However if you're selling Banksys maybe put them up on here so people have a chance before there are gallery commissions added? |
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by Deleted on Oct 3, 2015 16:18:32 GMT 1, Thank you and I have contacted graffik and already I am pleased with their attentiveness
Thank you and I have contacted graffik and already I am pleased with their attentiveness
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by bigtlt on Oct 3, 2015 16:41:09 GMT 1, You may get more money selling on the forum.
Galleries have overheads to pay and are all about profit.
You may get more money selling on the forum.
Galleries have overheads to pay and are all about profit.
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by themuffinman on Oct 7, 2015 21:27:42 GMT 1, What are you selling ?
What are you selling ?
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by dotguy on Oct 16, 2015 23:44:53 GMT 1, Your best bet is to "consign" with a secondary market dealer. I have clients that buy original Banksy works. I get paid by the buyer.. not the seller. Buyers pay me a commission on final sales price, so it's in my best interest to get the best possible price. Galleries usually buy things they can sell for at least a 50% mark-up. That's how they make their money. Auctions charge the seller (and the buyer) a 25% commission.
I always have buyers.. but if you are not comfortable with me.. since I don't post on here often. I can recommend secondary market agents. That's the best way to get the best price.
Your best bet is to "consign" with a secondary market dealer. I have clients that buy original Banksy works. I get paid by the buyer.. not the seller. Buyers pay me a commission on final sales price, so it's in my best interest to get the best possible price. Galleries usually buy things they can sell for at least a 50% mark-up. That's how they make their money. Auctions charge the seller (and the buyer) a 25% commission.
I always have buyers.. but if you are not comfortable with me.. since I don't post on here often. I can recommend secondary market agents. That's the best way to get the best price.
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by mfly on Oct 21, 2015 11:13:20 GMT 1, Your best bet is to "consign" with a secondary market dealer. I have clients that buy original Banksy works. I get paid by the buyer.. not the seller. Buyers pay me a commission on final sales price, so it's in my best interest to get the best possible price. Galleries usually buy things they can sell for at least a 50% mark-up. That's how they make their money. Auctions charge the seller (and the buyer) a 25% commission. I always have buyers.. but if you are not comfortable with me.. since I don't post on here often. I can recommend secondary market agents. That's the best way to get the best price.
Could you pm me please...my partner has a large, original Bansy which is being restored. We're unsure what we're going to do with it as it's over 12 feet long & 8 feet high. Thanks, Martin
Your best bet is to "consign" with a secondary market dealer. I have clients that buy original Banksy works. I get paid by the buyer.. not the seller. Buyers pay me a commission on final sales price, so it's in my best interest to get the best possible price. Galleries usually buy things they can sell for at least a 50% mark-up. That's how they make their money. Auctions charge the seller (and the buyer) a 25% commission. I always have buyers.. but if you are not comfortable with me.. since I don't post on here often. I can recommend secondary market agents. That's the best way to get the best price. Could you pm me please...my partner has a large, original Bansy which is being restored. We're unsure what we're going to do with it as it's over 12 feet long & 8 feet high. Thanks, Martin |
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by Dr Plip on Oct 21, 2015 11:19:34 GMT 1, Your best bet is to "consign" with a secondary market dealer. I have clients that buy original Banksy works. I get paid by the buyer.. not the seller. Buyers pay me a commission on final sales price, so it's in my best interest to get the best possible price. Galleries usually buy things they can sell for at least a 50% mark-up. That's how they make their money. Auctions charge the seller (and the buyer) a 25% commission. I always have buyers.. but if you are not comfortable with me.. since I don't post on here often. I can recommend secondary market agents. That's the best way to get the best price. Could you pm me please...my partner has a large, original Bansy which is being restored. We're unsure what we're going to do with it as it's over 12 feet long & 8 feet high. Thanks, Martin
Well I'm intrigued.
Your best bet is to "consign" with a secondary market dealer. I have clients that buy original Banksy works. I get paid by the buyer.. not the seller. Buyers pay me a commission on final sales price, so it's in my best interest to get the best possible price. Galleries usually buy things they can sell for at least a 50% mark-up. That's how they make their money. Auctions charge the seller (and the buyer) a 25% commission. I always have buyers.. but if you are not comfortable with me.. since I don't post on here often. I can recommend secondary market agents. That's the best way to get the best price. Could you pm me please...my partner has a large, original Bansy which is being restored. We're unsure what we're going to do with it as it's over 12 feet long & 8 feet high. Thanks, Martin Well I'm intrigued. |
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by Happy Shopper on Oct 21, 2015 11:33:08 GMT 1, Could you pm me please...my partner has a large, original Bansy which is being restored. We're unsure what we're going to do with it as it's over 12 feet long & 8 feet high. Thanks, Martin
Come on, share with the group 
Is it a piece off the street perhaps?
Could you pm me please...my partner has a large, original Bansy which is being restored. We're unsure what we're going to do with it as it's over 12 feet long & 8 feet high. Thanks, Martin Come on, share with the group Is it a piece off the street perhaps? |
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by kaos on Oct 21, 2015 13:26:28 GMT 1, Could you pm me please...my partner has a large, original Bansy which is being restored. We're unsure what we're going to do with it as it's over 12 feet long & 8 feet high. Thanks, Martin Come on, share with the group Is it a piece off the street perhaps? 
Could you pm me please...my partner has a large, original Bansy which is being restored. We're unsure what we're going to do with it as it's over 12 feet long & 8 feet high. Thanks, Martin Come on, share with the group Is it a piece off the street perhaps? Could it be the Glastonbury Stop and Search off Ebay? |
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by Dr Plip on Oct 21, 2015 14:22:22 GMT 1, Come on, share with the group Is it a piece off the street perhaps? Could it be the Glastonbury Stop and Search off Ebay?
"Banksy's 2007 work "Police stop & search girl"
The art work from world renowned artist Banksy was created on an outhouse attached to a property in Glastonbury, England in 2007. The property is currently being renovated and the outhouse is to be demolished. The owner cannot afford the fees to get the painting restored so in a bid to prevent it from being lost forever, there is an opportunity for someone to rescue this art work.
In this auction you are bidding for the entire wall on the road side of the outhouse. The owner has contacted art renovation experts who have confirmed the work is salvageable but would require the safe removal of the wall with the layers of paint being painstakingly removed to reveal the original artwork below.
Although Banksy does not consent to the selling of his public work, pieces which have sold have gone for hundreds of thousands of pounds, so this is quite an opportunity for anyone who has the time and funds to invest in saving this one of a kind art work.
Questions are welcomed but in summary, the original art work is below layers of additional spray paint and emulsion paint (please see pictures) and it is a concrete block wall (blocks laid in their side). You are bidding on the entire front wall of the outhouse. The wall is sold as seen and it is the buyers responsibility to safely remove the wall (and artwork) within 30 days of end of auction. Council permits will be required to remove the wall as it is on a road side and this will have to be organised by the winning bidder.
To answer some commonly asked questions regarding restoration costs, the prices received from one restoration company was:
Regarding prices - you have a very important piece in your possession. I would estimate it at £400k+.
To remove it would cost in the region of £25k.
To restore it would cost in the region of £75k.
The whole process would take 9-12 months to do it properly.
Our fees are an initial management fee of £10,000 on a 2 year exclusivity contract. When we sell it we would take 25% of the profits (ie sale price minus all your expenses)."
That was an unusual eBay listing.
Come on, share with the group Is it a piece off the street perhaps? Could it be the Glastonbury Stop and Search off Ebay? This one? "Banksy's 2007 work "Police stop & search girl" The art work from world renowned artist Banksy was created on an outhouse attached to a property in Glastonbury, England in 2007. The property is currently being renovated and the outhouse is to be demolished. The owner cannot afford the fees to get the painting restored so in a bid to prevent it from being lost forever, there is an opportunity for someone to rescue this art work. In this auction you are bidding for the entire wall on the road side of the outhouse. The owner has contacted art renovation experts who have confirmed the work is salvageable but would require the safe removal of the wall with the layers of paint being painstakingly removed to reveal the original artwork below. Although Banksy does not consent to the selling of his public work, pieces which have sold have gone for hundreds of thousands of pounds, so this is quite an opportunity for anyone who has the time and funds to invest in saving this one of a kind art work. Questions are welcomed but in summary, the original art work is below layers of additional spray paint and emulsion paint (please see pictures) and it is a concrete block wall (blocks laid in their side). You are bidding on the entire front wall of the outhouse. The wall is sold as seen and it is the buyers responsibility to safely remove the wall (and artwork) within 30 days of end of auction. Council permits will be required to remove the wall as it is on a road side and this will have to be organised by the winning bidder. To answer some commonly asked questions regarding restoration costs, the prices received from one restoration company was: Regarding prices - you have a very important piece in your possession. I would estimate it at £400k+. To remove it would cost in the region of £25k. To restore it would cost in the region of £75k. The whole process would take 9-12 months to do it properly. Our fees are an initial management fee of £10,000 on a 2 year exclusivity contract. When we sell it we would take 25% of the profits (ie sale price minus all your expenses)." That was an unusual eBay listing. |
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by Happy Shopper on Oct 21, 2015 14:45:07 GMT 1, Regarding prices - you have a very important piece in your possession. I would estimate it at £400k+. To remove it would cost in the region of £25k. To restore it would cost in the region of £75k. The whole process would take 9-12 months to do it properly. Our fees are an initial management fee of £10,000 on a 2 year exclusivity contract. When we sell it we would take 25% of the profits (ie sale price minus all your expenses)."
A very odd listing!
Sounds like they want someone to pay for the renovation, then pay them to sell it!
Regarding prices - you have a very important piece in your possession. I would estimate it at £400k+. To remove it would cost in the region of £25k. To restore it would cost in the region of £75k. The whole process would take 9-12 months to do it properly. Our fees are an initial management fee of £10,000 on a 2 year exclusivity contract. When we sell it we would take 25% of the profits (ie sale price minus all your expenses)."A very odd listing! Sounds like they want someone to pay for the renovation, then pay them to sell it! |
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by tone on Oct 27, 2015 23:30:55 GMT 1, Yeah looks exactly that way. I wouldn't be surprised if the gallery listed it on the bay to sell it.
Yeah looks exactly that way. I wouldn't be surprised if the gallery listed it on the bay to sell it.
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by Wearology on Oct 28, 2015 1:07:08 GMT 1, Andy @ Castle Gallery is the best gallery owner I have ever dealt with. You can contact him on the phone or by e-mail and he always makes himself available. I have done several deals with him both big & small and they all have gone extremely smoothly.
Andy @ Castle Gallery is the best gallery owner I have ever dealt with. You can contact him on the phone or by e-mail and he always makes himself available. I have done several deals with him both big & small and they all have gone extremely smoothly.
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by Unica on Oct 28, 2015 2:44:29 GMT 1, I've had great experiences with Andy at Castle Gallery in NI and with Taglialatella Gallery in NYC.
I've had great experiences with Andy at Castle Gallery in NI and with Taglialatella Gallery in NYC.
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by Deleted on Oct 28, 2015 10:06:43 GMT 1, I've had great experiences with Andy at Castle Gallery in NI and with Taglialatella Gallery in NYC.
He's lovely. So is his cat.
I've had great experiences with Andy at Castle Gallery in NI and with Taglialatella Gallery in NYC. This. He's lovely. So is his cat. |
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Recommendations for which galleries buys Banksy art , by Deleted on May 4, 2017 16:14:28 GMT 1, Your best bet is to "consign" with a secondary market dealer. I have clients that buy original Banksy works. I get paid by the buyer.. not the seller. Buyers pay me a commission on final sales price, so it's in my best interest to get the best possible price. Galleries usually buy things they can sell for at least a 50% mark-up. That's how they make their money. Auctions charge the seller (and the buyer) a 25% commission. I always have buyers.. but if you are not comfortable with me.. since I don't post on here often. I can recommend secondary market agents. That's the best way to get the best price. Could you pm me please...my partner has a large, original Bansy which is being restored. We're unsure what we're going to do with it as it's over 12 feet long & 8 feet high. Thanks, Martin
lol 
and good luck with the restoration.
Your best bet is to "consign" with a secondary market dealer. I have clients that buy original Banksy works. I get paid by the buyer.. not the seller. Buyers pay me a commission on final sales price, so it's in my best interest to get the best possible price. Galleries usually buy things they can sell for at least a 50% mark-up. That's how they make their money. Auctions charge the seller (and the buyer) a 25% commission. I always have buyers.. but if you are not comfortable with me.. since I don't post on here often. I can recommend secondary market agents. That's the best way to get the best price. Could you pm me please...my partner has a large, original Bansy which is being restored. We're unsure what we're going to do with it as it's over 12 feet long & 8 feet high. Thanks, Martin lol and good luck with the restoration. |
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