virtual tour of Magazzeno art gallery

MAG

2 floor - orange room
you can find an untitled Blu

www.artsy.net/artwork/blu-untitled-1

Months ago, asking was 70k €.
I've seen it live and it's really amazing.
Published in the book “Il nulla”

I agree with everything.
But I was told this price verbally when I visited the gallery exhibiting it.
They have probably lowered their prices.

This post is on target. The gallery is asking €40k. In my opinion, it should be priced more around the €20k-25k mark given size of the artwork, subject matter, and medium. I think the 10X approach from print valuations would square with my valuation more accurately as well. 

If anyone cares, documentary "FAME" free full version

www.instagram.com/tv/CN-M6KhBVej/?igshid=1id6jwp6q42dy

here I've read a lot of irony about Studiocromie shippings, but I must say that Angelo contributed to a piece of Street art history.
Great

A bit spooky! 

never saw before

thanks for sharing

Where did you find it?!!

Super!

thanks for posting. megunica.org has a Blu interview (from Swindle) where he notes on working with galleries (before he quit the commercial art world altogether): 
"When working with galleries or museums I always try to paint public
pieces on the outside of the galleries. For me, this is the main task,
and the exhibition is only an excuse in order to show and eventually to
sell some drawings, which are not much other than sketches of what
I make on the walls. My exhibitions are very simple and quite ugly in
comparison with the work I do in the street." (link)  

for me, this reinforces the idea that Blu's best drawings and prints are the sketches for the iconic murals (they are the way to collect related to those murals, similar to how folks interested in performance art collected authorized photographs of the performances back in the day)

coincidentally, i noticed someone selling Blu's 2010 DVD (signed/edition of 100) for £1000 on artsy (link)

looking further into megunica.org (as tipped from the blu framed thread), they have another interview with Blu from 2008 in Garage Magazine, where he explains his feelings on the art market at the time:

"B[lu]: The thing is rather strange and amusing: on the one side you paint things in the streets, often illegally, that may get covered in a couple of days; on the other side little drawings are sold at incredible prices. It is all a big speculative game where virtual products, emotions or ideas are auctioned. The interesting thing is that you create value from absolute nothing, you do not need to dig mines for gold since artists are the raw material. With urban art the game is even more interesting because in a certain sense artists break off with many institutions that have been essential in promoting arts; producing your work of art in the streets for free you reach your public directly and it is the public who decides how good an artist is. Obviously there are also galleries, museums and auctions, that is the comercial side of the question. But even here sometimes things turn upside down: often it was the artists who had to look for places where to show their works while now it is the places that want to get street art. As in any other business the art market is full of jackals but at least we don’t produce weapons nor poisons. As far as regards my personal case, to sell art allows me to go on painting in the streets: there I sell and here I give away. I prefer this solution than working for pubblicity as most creative artists do." (link)

My “Nulla” limited edition zine by BLU is for sale. Edition of 250. My asking price is 125 GBP. PM me if you are interested!

Edit: sold!

Masterpiece. I suppose around 5k but i'm pretty shure someone will pay more to get this print

Thats very kind of you, I figured around that level. Many thx for responding
Gerry