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Mr. Brainwash, by Viking Surfer on Mar 27, 2016 9:12:41 GMT 1, I used to like Mr.Brainwash and I get that he is essentially a critique on the art market in general and that's why he churns out so many pictures.... but does anyone think these will actually hold their value?
I'm curious to hear your opinions.
I used to like Mr.Brainwash and I get that he is essentially a critique on the art market in general and that's why he churns out so many pictures.... but does anyone think these will actually hold their value?
I'm curious to hear your opinions.
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Mr. Brainwash, by natstan on Mar 27, 2016 10:28:59 GMT 1, If you want to make some quick bucks in the short run, get a print of his on release - other than those celebrity ones. He is usually a good bet, and prices escalate quite surely. Whether his works has artistic merit is another matter.
If you want to make some quick bucks in the short run, get a print of his on release - other than those celebrity ones. He is usually a good bet, and prices escalate quite surely. Whether his works has artistic merit is another matter.
Mr. Brainwash, by Viking Surfer on Mar 27, 2016 11:50:42 GMT 1, Yeah, I'm not asking from a personal investment / flipping stand point, I just don't see any long term value in them, mainly due to the sheer quantity he produces (i know, i know, see Andy Warhol and Picasso for that matter, but he is neither).
I was hoping somebody was able to offer a differing opinion.
Yeah, I'm not asking from a personal investment / flipping stand point, I just don't see any long term value in them, mainly due to the sheer quantity he produces (i know, i know, see Andy Warhol and Picasso for that matter, but he is neither).
I was hoping somebody was able to offer a differing opinion.
Mr. Brainwash, by Lroy on Mar 27, 2016 13:03:47 GMT 1, Just, per example, ( and without making any vexations ) , how can we call this art ? This Bowir homage is awful, so childish ...
Mr. Brainwash, by Viking Surfer on Mar 27, 2016 13:26:48 GMT 1, I think it's definitely a case of 'buy it because you like it' which should be the number 1 rule with all art really, if you like it then fair enough.
Despite my previous posts I actually own the Brainwash Hendrix, I love that image.
I think it's definitely a case of 'buy it because you like it' which should be the number 1 rule with all art really, if you like it then fair enough.
Despite my previous posts I actually own the Brainwash Hendrix, I love that image.
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Mr. Brainwash, by Deleted on Mar 27, 2016 13:34:15 GMT 1, Brainwash is just an opportunist using well know images of famous people cartoon caracters to repackage and sell to idiots. So that he can buy more property in LA. He is an artistic whore who sells out to Coca Cola and other corps too.
He even tried to sue the festival in LA over the use of the words "life is beautiful"
Looking at sold art on Ebay.com, there is a lot of unsold Brainwash prints when looking at completed listings. Some people have posted on here how much money they made by flippin Brainwash toilet paper on Ebay but no one knows if they are telling the truth or even bid on the stuff themselves.
I want to remember Hendrix, Nimoy etc as they were. Spock in Star Trek not some fucking wig wearing freakoid made by a big nosed grinning monkey. (thas my polite version)
Brainwash is just an opportunist using well know images of famous people cartoon caracters to repackage and sell to idiots. So that he can buy more property in LA. He is an artistic whore who sells out to Coca Cola and other corps too.
He even tried to sue the festival in LA over the use of the words "life is beautiful"
Looking at sold art on Ebay.com, there is a lot of unsold Brainwash prints when looking at completed listings. Some people have posted on here how much money they made by flippin Brainwash toilet paper on Ebay but no one knows if they are telling the truth or even bid on the stuff themselves.
I want to remember Hendrix, Nimoy etc as they were. Spock in Star Trek not some fucking wig wearing freakoid made by a big nosed grinning monkey. (thas my polite version)
I used to like Mr.Brainwash and I get that he is essentially a critique on the art market in general and that's why he churns out so many pictures.... but does anyone think these will actually hold their value?
I'm curious to hear your opinions.
I think he will continue to produce vast amounts of prints in bigger and bigger editions and even higher prices, so in the long run I can see them dropping in value. He does do some nice work, but I would never pay too much for it.
I used to like Mr.Brainwash and I get that he is essentially a critique on the art market in general and that's why he churns out so many pictures.... but does anyone think these will actually hold their value?
I'm curious to hear your opinions.
I think he will continue to produce vast amounts of prints in bigger and bigger editions and even higher prices, so in the long run I can see them dropping in value. He does do some nice work, but I would never pay too much for it.
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Mr. Brainwash, by Whitefish on Mar 27, 2016 16:54:29 GMT 1, Many critique and hate on his work, that do not have the slightest clue as to what he is about. All they see is his print releases and make their judgment. There is a lot that goes on behind the scenes that make him relevant to the art world. I am fond of his oils. Here are a few rad pieces that were sold a few months ago...
Many critique and hate on his work, that do not have the slightest clue as to what he is about. All they see is his print releases and make their judgment. There is a lot that goes on behind the scenes that make him relevant to the art world. I am fond of his oils. Here are a few rad pieces that were sold a few months ago...
Many critique and hate on his work, that do not have the slightest clue as to what he is about. All they see is his print releases and make their judgment. There is a lot that goes on behind the scenes that make him relevant to the art world. I am fond of his oils. Here are a few rad pieces that were sold a few months ago... Not a big fan of MBW but saw that piece in NYC and really liked it
Many critique and hate on his work, that do not have the slightest clue as to what he is about. All they see is his print releases and make their judgment. There is a lot that goes on behind the scenes that make him relevant to the art world. I am fond of his oils. Here are a few rad pieces that were sold a few months ago... Not a big fan of MBW but saw that piece in NYC and really liked it
are you sure that They are not from Mason Storm ? It could not be because Storm really paints his artworks. Anyway, Photoshop. It's as clear as a spot on the nose. Nor originality too : the coca or the burger in a medieval table have been done hundreds of times. Brainwash sells because he has connaissances but no connoisseurs, lol. Sorry my friend, no hate here, only love for art. The one where there is creation, no copies. Print market one day will go down as a stone in a well because of these kind of hypes, with childish subjects, because of too much productions. We just discuss my friend, I can understand that you are not agree with me. I have paint with quality colors from Italian pigments, I follow art since decades, people are already a bit fed up of Photoshop... I suppose.
are you sure that They are not from Mason Storm ? It could not be because Storm really paints his artworks. Anyway, Photoshop. It's as clear as a spot on the nose. Nor originality too : the coca or the burger in a medieval table have been done hundreds of times. Brainwash sells because he has connaissances but no connoisseurs, lol. Sorry my friend, no hate here, only love for art. The one where there is creation, no copies. Print market one day will go down as a stone in a well because of these kind of hypes, with childish subjects, because of too much productions. We just discuss my friend, I can understand that you are not agree with me. I have paint with quality colors from Italian pigments, I follow art since decades, people are already a bit fed up of Photoshop... I suppose.
are you sure that They are not from Mason Storm ? It could not be because Storm really paints his artworks. Anyway, Photoshop. It's as clear as a spot on the nose. Nor originality too : the coca or the burger in a medieval table have been done hundreds of times. Brainwash sells because he has connaissances but no connoisseurs, lol. Sorry my friend, no hate here, only love for art. The one where there is creation, no copies. Print market one day will go down as a stone in a well because of these kind of hypes, with childish subjects, because of too much productions. We just discuss my friend, I can understand that you are not agree with me. I have paint with quality colors from Italian pigments, I follow art since decades, people are already a bit fed up of Photoshop... I suppose.
It doesn't take much imagination to pay people to copy known paintings by Rockwell etc and add some sort of funny twist. Even easier if one has ateam and bounces ideas around.
Advertising in magazines and TV has been doing it for decades.
The Brainwash bubble is still afloat as long as he is making money from it. Is he in it for the money or for the art?
are you sure that They are not from Mason Storm ? It could not be because Storm really paints his artworks. Anyway, Photoshop. It's as clear as a spot on the nose. Nor originality too : the coca or the burger in a medieval table have been done hundreds of times. Brainwash sells because he has connaissances but no connoisseurs, lol. Sorry my friend, no hate here, only love for art. The one where there is creation, no copies. Print market one day will go down as a stone in a well because of these kind of hypes, with childish subjects, because of too much productions. We just discuss my friend, I can understand that you are not agree with me. I have paint with quality colors from Italian pigments, I follow art since decades, people are already a bit fed up of Photoshop... I suppose.
It doesn't take much imagination to pay people to copy known paintings by Rockwell etc and add some sort of funny twist. Even easier if one has ateam and bounces ideas around.
Advertising in magazines and TV has been doing it for decades.
The Brainwash bubble is still afloat as long as he is making money from it. Is he in it for the money or for the art?
Mr. Brainwash, by minus on Mar 27, 2016 21:33:11 GMT 1, For the most part, unfortunately, I don't think they'll hold their value at all. MBW didn't seem to have any organic growth in the value department. Right out of the gate everything seemed so inflated out of market value to comparable pieces on the market and in my opinion the amount of pieces that he creates doesn't help either. (There's ALOT out there.) The market just seems flooded with them in my opinion. As per usual, as with anything else, if you like his pieces and buy them then great! Enjoy them but if you ever decide to unload them ESPECIALLY one of a kind originals I wouldn't count on or even hope for getting back what you paid for them.
For the most part, unfortunately, I don't think they'll hold their value at all. MBW didn't seem to have any organic growth in the value department. Right out of the gate everything seemed so inflated out of market value to comparable pieces on the market and in my opinion the amount of pieces that he creates doesn't help either. (There's ALOT out there.) The market just seems flooded with them in my opinion. As per usual, as with anything else, if you like his pieces and buy them then great! Enjoy them but if you ever decide to unload them ESPECIALLY one of a kind originals I wouldn't count on or even hope for getting back what you paid for them.
Yeah, I'm not asking from a personal investment / flipping stand point, I just don't see any long term value in them, mainly due to the sheer quantity he produces (i know, i know, see Andy Warhol and Picasso for that matter, but he is neither).
I was hoping somebody was able to offer a differing opinion.
#1 please don't mention Warhol or Picasso in the same thread as MBW. It made me wince.
I think MBW stinks. I think virtually all he's churned out stinks, there may be an exception but that would be similar to a monkey typing a great novel. And I'm sure he literally stinks as well. Across the board stink.
But that's just my opinion, hopefully rendered in a humorous manner so as to not piss anyone off.
Yeah, I'm not asking from a personal investment / flipping stand point, I just don't see any long term value in them, mainly due to the sheer quantity he produces (i know, i know, see Andy Warhol and Picasso for that matter, but he is neither).
I was hoping somebody was able to offer a differing opinion.
#1 please don't mention Warhol or Picasso in the same thread as MBW. It made me wince.
I think MBW stinks. I think virtually all he's churned out stinks, there may be an exception but that would be similar to a monkey typing a great novel. And I'm sure he literally stinks as well. Across the board stink.
But that's just my opinion, hopefully rendered in a humorous manner so as to not piss anyone off.
Mr. Brainwash, by Whitefish on Mar 27, 2016 23:27:35 GMT 1, OK lets stir the pot a bit here... If you go to the bottom of Thierry Guetta AKA MBW here www.mrbrainwash.com
you will notice this at the bottom of the web page "ยฉCopyright Amusement Art, LLC. All Rights Reserved"
If you do a simple trademark search on this you will see that it was initially registered and owned by BANKSY. So hypothetically speaking if Banksy needed an outlet to roll his cash into a legit vessel, here it is. Joke is on all of us...
MR BRAINWASH Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77708098 (live) Filing date: Apr 7, 2009 Int class: 016 more info >>
43) LIFE IS WONDERFUL Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77704443 (live) Filing date: Apr 1, 2009 Int class: 025 more info >> LIFE IS WONDERFUL
44) ITS A WONDERFUL WORLD Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77334820 (live) Filing date: Nov 20, 2007 Int class: 025 more info >> ITS A WONDERFUL WORLD
45) MBW Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77704411 (live) Filing date: Apr 1, 2009 Int class: 025 more info >> MBW
46) MR BRAINWASH Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77164785 (live) Filing date: Apr 24, 2007 Int class: 025 more info >> MR BRAINWASH
47) LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL Owner: Amusement Art LLC. Serial number: 85230719 (dead) Filing date: Jan 31, 2011 Int class: 003 more info >> LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL
48) MR BRAINWASH Owner: Amusement Art LLC Serial number: 85180521 (dead) Filing date: Nov 18, 2010 Int class: 003 more info >> MR BRAINWASH
49) BANKSY Owner: Amusement Art LLC. Serial number: 85181468 (dead) Filing date: Nov 19, 2010 Int class: 025 more info >> BANKSY
50) BANKSY Owner: Amusement Art LLC. Serial number: 85181620 (dead) Filing date: Nov 19, 2010 Int class: 016 more info >> BANKSY
OK lets stir the pot a bit here... If you go to the bottom of Thierry Guetta AKA MBW here www.mrbrainwash.com
you will notice this at the bottom of the web page "ยฉCopyright Amusement Art, LLC. All Rights Reserved"
If you do a simple trademark search on this you will see that it was initially registered and owned by BANKSY. So hypothetically speaking if Banksy needed an outlet to roll his cash into a legit vessel, here it is. Joke is on all of us...
MR BRAINWASH Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77708098 (live) Filing date: Apr 7, 2009 Int class: 016 more info >>
43) LIFE IS WONDERFUL Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77704443 (live) Filing date: Apr 1, 2009 Int class: 025 more info >> LIFE IS WONDERFUL
44) ITS A WONDERFUL WORLD Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77334820 (live) Filing date: Nov 20, 2007 Int class: 025 more info >> ITS A WONDERFUL WORLD
45) MBW Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77704411 (live) Filing date: Apr 1, 2009 Int class: 025 more info >> MBW
46) MR BRAINWASH Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77164785 (live) Filing date: Apr 24, 2007 Int class: 025 more info >> MR BRAINWASH
47) LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL Owner: Amusement Art LLC. Serial number: 85230719 (dead) Filing date: Jan 31, 2011 Int class: 003 more info >> LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL
48) MR BRAINWASH Owner: Amusement Art LLC Serial number: 85180521 (dead) Filing date: Nov 18, 2010 Int class: 003 more info >> MR BRAINWASH
49) BANKSY Owner: Amusement Art LLC. Serial number: 85181468 (dead) Filing date: Nov 19, 2010 Int class: 025 more info >> BANKSY
50) BANKSY Owner: Amusement Art LLC. Serial number: 85181620 (dead) Filing date: Nov 19, 2010 Int class: 016 more info >> BANKSY
OK lets stir the pot a bit here... If you go to the bottom of Thierry Guetta AKA MBW here www.mrbrainwash.com
you will notice this at the bottom of the web page "ยฉCopyright Amusement Art, LLC. All Rights Reserved"
If you do a simple trademark search on this you will see that it was initially registered and owned by BANKSY. So hypothetically speaking if Banksy needed an outlet to roll his cash into a legit vessel, here it is. Joke is on all of us...
MR BRAINWASH Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77708098 (live) Filing date: Apr 7, 2009 Int class: 016 more info >>
43) LIFE IS WONDERFUL Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77704443 (live) Filing date: Apr 1, 2009 Int class: 025 more info >> LIFE IS WONDERFUL
44) ITS A WONDERFUL WORLD Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77334820 (live) Filing date: Nov 20, 2007 Int class: 025 more info >> ITS A WONDERFUL WORLD
45) MBW Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77704411 (live) Filing date: Apr 1, 2009 Int class: 025 more info >> MBW
46) MR BRAINWASH Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77164785 (live) Filing date: Apr 24, 2007 Int class: 025 more info >> MR BRAINWASH
47) LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL Owner: Amusement Art LLC. Serial number: 85230719 (dead) Filing date: Jan 31, 2011 Int class: 003 more info >> LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL
48) MR BRAINWASH Owner: Amusement Art LLC Serial number: 85180521 (dead) Filing date: Nov 18, 2010 Int class: 003 more info >> MR BRAINWASH
49) BANKSY Owner: Amusement Art LLC. Serial number: 85181468 (dead) Filing date: Nov 19, 2010 Int class: 025 more info >> BANKSY
50) BANKSY Owner: Amusement Art LLC. Serial number: 85181620 (dead) Filing date: Nov 19, 2010 Int class: 016 more info >> BANKSY
Good detective work but the MBW camp just made an attempt at trademarking "Banksy" back in 2010 and was abandoned. "Banksy" only has one "live" Trademark in the US and it is owned by Pest Control for the use of video and film to protect the Exit film in 2010.
OK lets stir the pot a bit here... If you go to the bottom of Thierry Guetta AKA MBW here www.mrbrainwash.com
you will notice this at the bottom of the web page "ยฉCopyright Amusement Art, LLC. All Rights Reserved"
If you do a simple trademark search on this you will see that it was initially registered and owned by BANKSY. So hypothetically speaking if Banksy needed an outlet to roll his cash into a legit vessel, here it is. Joke is on all of us...
MR BRAINWASH Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77708098 (live) Filing date: Apr 7, 2009 Int class: 016 more info >>
43) LIFE IS WONDERFUL Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77704443 (live) Filing date: Apr 1, 2009 Int class: 025 more info >> LIFE IS WONDERFUL
44) ITS A WONDERFUL WORLD Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77334820 (live) Filing date: Nov 20, 2007 Int class: 025 more info >> ITS A WONDERFUL WORLD
45) MBW Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77704411 (live) Filing date: Apr 1, 2009 Int class: 025 more info >> MBW
46) MR BRAINWASH Owner: AMUSEMENT ART, LLC Serial number: 77164785 (live) Filing date: Apr 24, 2007 Int class: 025 more info >> MR BRAINWASH
47) LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL Owner: Amusement Art LLC. Serial number: 85230719 (dead) Filing date: Jan 31, 2011 Int class: 003 more info >> LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL
48) MR BRAINWASH Owner: Amusement Art LLC Serial number: 85180521 (dead) Filing date: Nov 18, 2010 Int class: 003 more info >> MR BRAINWASH
49) BANKSY Owner: Amusement Art LLC. Serial number: 85181468 (dead) Filing date: Nov 19, 2010 Int class: 025 more info >> BANKSY
50) BANKSY Owner: Amusement Art LLC. Serial number: 85181620 (dead) Filing date: Nov 19, 2010 Int class: 016 more info >> BANKSY
Good detective work but the MBW camp just made an attempt at trademarking "Banksy" back in 2010 and was abandoned. "Banksy" only has one "live" Trademark in the US and it is owned by Pest Control for the use of video and film to protect the Exit film in 2010.
Yeah, I'm not asking from a personal investment / flipping stand point, I just don't see any long term value in them, mainly due to the sheer quantity he produces (i know, i know, see Andy Warhol and Picasso for that matter, but he is neither).
I was hoping somebody was able to offer a differing opinion.
#1 please don't mention Warhol or Picasso in the same thread as MBW. It made me wince.
It was merely in reference to the sheer volume of artworks produced.
Of course you can't compare Picasso who mastered almost every art movement there ever was and even created his own; Picasso who has 5 entire museums dedicated to his work.
The point was that you cannot compare them, there are not even remotely on the same artistic scale.
Yeah, I'm not asking from a personal investment / flipping stand point, I just don't see any long term value in them, mainly due to the sheer quantity he produces (i know, i know, see Andy Warhol and Picasso for that matter, but he is neither).
I was hoping somebody was able to offer a differing opinion.
#1 please don't mention Warhol or Picasso in the same thread as MBW. It made me wince.
It was merely in reference to the sheer volume of artworks produced.
Of course you can't compare Picasso who mastered almost every art movement there ever was and even created his own; Picasso who has 5 entire museums dedicated to his work.
The point was that you cannot compare them, there are not even remotely on the same artistic scale.
Mr. Brainwash, by Black Apple Art on Mar 28, 2016 1:45:06 GMT 1, I believe as time goes on they will actually become less valuable, or should we say, you will find less and less people willing to pay for the MBW name. I have felt from the beginning that people who actually buy the work are in this bubble of a big prank that they just haven't been let in on. IMO time will naturally weed these people out as he continues to basically do absolutely nothing of significance and still is clinging to the last stretch of the notoriety "Exit" gave him, which hilariously ousted him for what he really was, as I think the Banksy and Fairey nods from 08 are now clearly seen for what they really were but I just love when I have people with his work tell me that they are just waiting for the day that MBW is revealed as Banksy.
I always say, no one can tell you what you do and don't like, so if it makes you happy and gives you pleasure then you have done well, but if you are even the slightest concerned about having the work retain or appreciate in value, that is a different animal all together.
A clever Banksy quote during his Bristol Museum exhibition
โItโs nice to see itโs been so popular but it makes me a bit suspicious. Throughout history all the great artists have been overlooked in their own lifetime and only appreciated once theyโve gone. Iโm starting to worry Iโm not one of the good guys.โ
I believe as time goes on they will actually become less valuable, or should we say, you will find less and less people willing to pay for the MBW name. I have felt from the beginning that people who actually buy the work are in this bubble of a big prank that they just haven't been let in on. IMO time will naturally weed these people out as he continues to basically do absolutely nothing of significance and still is clinging to the last stretch of the notoriety "Exit" gave him, which hilariously ousted him for what he really was, as I think the Banksy and Fairey nods from 08 are now clearly seen for what they really were but I just love when I have people with his work tell me that they are just waiting for the day that MBW is revealed as Banksy.
I always say, no one can tell you what you do and don't like, so if it makes you happy and gives you pleasure then you have done well, but if you are even the slightest concerned about having the work retain or appreciate in value, that is a different animal all together.
A clever Banksy quote during his Bristol Museum exhibition
โItโs nice to see itโs been so popular but it makes me a bit suspicious. Throughout history all the great artists have been overlooked in their own lifetime and only appreciated once theyโve gone. Iโm starting to worry Iโm not one of the good guys.โ
I have felt from the beginning that people who actually buy the work are in this bubble of a big prank that they just haven't been let in on. IMO time will naturally weed these people out as he continues to basically do absolutely nothing of significance and still is clinging to the last stretch of the notoriety "Exit" gave him
The president of the United States seems to disagree with you... These pics were taken about one month ago
Not saying that I agree or disagree but you have to give it to the guy for getting around
I have felt from the beginning that people who actually buy the work are in this bubble of a big prank that they just haven't been let in on. IMO time will naturally weed these people out as he continues to basically do absolutely nothing of significance and still is clinging to the last stretch of the notoriety "Exit" gave him
The president of the United States seems to disagree with you... These pics were taken about one month ago
Not saying that I agree or disagree but you have to give it to the guy for getting around
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