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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by Happy Shopper on Jan 25, 2017 17:15:50 GMT 1, I like the Paul Insect, but your description of him has a ton of mistakes!
I like the Paul Insect, but your description of him has a ton of mistakes!
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Roseberys
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by Roseberys on Jan 26, 2017 11:33:36 GMT 1, Happy Shopper, thank you for making us aware there are mistakes. Could you please tell us what you feel the mistakes are?
Thank you in advance,
Vertu@Roseberys
Happy Shopper, thank you for making us aware there are mistakes. Could you please tell us what you feel the mistakes are? Thank you in advance, Vertu@Roseberys
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by Happy Shopper on Jan 26, 2017 12:26:57 GMT 1, Roseberys The show was Bullion (maybe just a typo there). Damien Hirst was reported to have bought ALL the work from the Show. And Paul was working with Banksy long before that, not just after.
Roseberys The show was Bullion (maybe just a typo there). Damien Hirst was reported to have bought ALL the work from the Show. And Paul was working with Banksy long before that, not just after.
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by Deleted on Jan 26, 2017 12:34:57 GMT 1, So they are mates 
So they are mates |
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by frankiefrench on Jan 26, 2017 12:46:58 GMT 1, Kate Moss.
Kate Moss.
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by frankiefrench on Jan 26, 2017 12:48:08 GMT 1, Is that Jackie out of register enough?
Poor form. He's flooded the market with these things.
Is that Jackie out of register enough?
Poor form. He's flooded the market with these things.
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by frankiefrench on Jan 26, 2017 12:52:42 GMT 1, "(it is said that Damien Hirst purchased a piece from this show days before it opened)"  Lolacaust.
Good this lot aren't they.
BULLIO, sounds like a French Bisto. 
"(it is said that Damien Hirst purchased a piece from this show days before it opened)" Lolacaust. Good this lot aren't they. BULLIO, sounds like a French Bisto. |
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by Deleted on Jan 26, 2017 12:53:49 GMT 1, Is that Jackie out of register enough? Poor form. He's flooded the market with these things.
Dont worry there's plenty more to come no doubt.
Melania maybe?
Madonna with the weepy tear gassed anti Trump eyes.
Is that Jackie out of register enough? Poor form. He's flooded the market with these things. Dont worry there's plenty more to come no doubt. Melania maybe? Madonna with the weepy tear gassed anti Trump eyes. |
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by frankiefrench on Jan 26, 2017 12:57:48 GMT 1, Is that Jackie out of register enough? Poor form. He's flooded the market with these things. Dont worry there's plenty more to come no doubt. Melania maybe? Madonna with the weepy tear gassed anti Trump eyes.  Loving the tear gassed eyes vibes  She'll be there whining for attention when they start building the wall as Pink Floyd sign up for a geriatric revival set.
Is that Jackie out of register enough? Poor form. He's flooded the market with these things. Dont worry there's plenty more to come no doubt. Melania maybe? Madonna with the weepy tear gassed anti Trump eyes. Oh Belieeeeeeve. You and I are going to get along just fine as they say in the movies. Loving the tear gassed eyes vibes She'll be there whining for attention when they start building the wall as Pink Floyd sign up for a geriatric revival set. |
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by Happy Shopper on Jan 26, 2017 13:00:23 GMT 1, So they are mates
And they all live at Area 51... and have lizard eyes... that's why you never see them together.
So they are mates And they all live at Area 51... and have lizard eyes... that's why you never see them together. |
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by Deleted on Jan 26, 2017 13:13:37 GMT 1, So they are mates And they all live at Area 51... and have lizard eyes... that's why you never see them together.
Rumours are they are from the Bristol triangle
So they are mates And they all live at Area 51... and have lizard eyes... that's why you never see them together. are u saying they are a bunch of snakes? Rumours are they are from the Bristol triangle |
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by avec art on Jan 26, 2017 14:06:19 GMT 1, Funny isn't it, after more than 10 years of amazing street / urban art, which has been derided and looked down upon by mainstream galleries and auction houses. Regularly written off as a flash in the pan, and a bubble which is always about to burst. Eventually they can no longer ignore the collector interest it creates, so they decide to herald themselves as ambassadors of the scene, why not actually having any real knowledge of what has taken place and the background to much of the artists and events that most of us here just take for granted. There are quite a few examples of this happening lately I think. If the wealthy establishment were to open their minds to the possibilities of what art can actually be, and had the courage to judge what is good, rather than only following the coin, perhaps they wouldn't always be having to play catch up like this and coming across as so profoundly cynical.
Edit: Perhaps it's still better late than never.
Funny isn't it, after more than 10 years of amazing street / urban art, which has been derided and looked down upon by mainstream galleries and auction houses. Regularly written off as a flash in the pan, and a bubble which is always about to burst. Eventually they can no longer ignore the collector interest it creates, so they decide to herald themselves as ambassadors of the scene, why not actually having any real knowledge of what has taken place and the background to much of the artists and events that most of us here just take for granted. There are quite a few examples of this happening lately I think. If the wealthy establishment were to open their minds to the possibilities of what art can actually be, and had the courage to judge what is good, rather than only following the coin, perhaps they wouldn't always be having to play catch up like this and coming across as so profoundly cynical.
Edit: Perhaps it's still better late than never.
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by .dappy on Jan 26, 2017 14:13:40 GMT 1, ... I'll move this across to the Urban Art Auctions Thread later ...
... I'll move this across to the Urban Art Auctions Thread later ...
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by frankiefrench on Jan 26, 2017 19:53:18 GMT 1, Funny isn't it, after more than 10 years of amazing street / urban art, which has been derided and looked down upon by mainstream galleries and auction houses. Regularly written off as a flash in the pan, and a bubble which is always about to burst. Eventually they can no longer ignore the collector interest it creates, so they decide to herald themselves as ambassadors of the scene, why not actually having any real knowledge of what has taken place and the background to much of the artists and events that most of us here just take for granted. There are quite a few examples of this happening lately I think. If the wealthy establishment were to open their minds to the possibilities of what art can actually be, and had the courage to judge what is good, rather than only following the coin, perhaps they wouldn't always be having to play catch up like this and coming across as so profoundly cynical. Edit: Perhaps it's still better late than never.
It is tragic how little actual knowledge these people have and it just makes any attempt to sell appear opportunist and mercenary.
Haven't seen anything from Kostabi in a while, I mean I know he gave up painting his own stuff at all after the eighties.
As Mayor Koch said "Time will tell"
Funny isn't it, after more than 10 years of amazing street / urban art, which has been derided and looked down upon by mainstream galleries and auction houses. Regularly written off as a flash in the pan, and a bubble which is always about to burst. Eventually they can no longer ignore the collector interest it creates, so they decide to herald themselves as ambassadors of the scene, why not actually having any real knowledge of what has taken place and the background to much of the artists and events that most of us here just take for granted. There are quite a few examples of this happening lately I think. If the wealthy establishment were to open their minds to the possibilities of what art can actually be, and had the courage to judge what is good, rather than only following the coin, perhaps they wouldn't always be having to play catch up like this and coming across as so profoundly cynical. Edit: Perhaps it's still better late than never. Sir you are correct and eloquent with it, i'm almost regretting the pile of burgers photo. It is tragic how little actual knowledge these people have and it just makes any attempt to sell appear opportunist and mercenary. Haven't seen anything from Kostabi in a while, I mean I know he gave up painting his own stuff at all after the eighties. As Mayor Koch said "Time will tell" |
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Pure Evil, D*Face and Paul Insect, by Deleted on Jan 26, 2017 21:40:45 GMT 1, Funny isn't it, after more than 10 years of amazing street / urban art, which has been derided and looked down upon by mainstream galleries and auction houses. Regularly written off as a flash in the pan, and a bubble which is always about to burst. Eventually they can no longer ignore the collector interest it creates, so they decide to herald themselves as ambassadors of the scene, why not actually having any real knowledge of what has taken place and the background to much of the artists and events that most of us here just take for granted. There are quite a few examples of this happening lately I think. If the wealthy establishment were to open their minds to the possibilities of what art can actually be, and had the courage to judge what is good, rather than only following the coin, perhaps they wouldn't always be having to play catch up like this and coming across as so profoundly cynical. Edit: Perhaps it's still better late than never. Sir you are correct and eloquent with it, i'm almost regretting the pile of burgers photo. It is tragic how little actual knowledge these people have and it just makes any attempt to sell appear opportunist and mercenary. Haven't seen anything from Kostabi in a while, I mean I know he gave up painting his own stuff at all after the eighties. As Mayor Koch said "Time will tell"
I think it's not easy for salerooms to know the full history or any history regarding the recent urban artists who sell in galleries and sell prints to investors. Ten years is a very short time in art and sale rooms refer to artists biographies and info given to them by sellers and galleries. Some urban artists deliberately or not have very little info available about themselves.
It's not the saleroom that's mercenary, they offer a service and sellers consign to auction. It goes back thousands of years.
Costabi reminds me of urban art(ist's) today in some ways.
www.nytimes.com/2010/11/12/movies/12con.html
www.artinamericamagazine.com/news-features/news/mark-kostabi-con-artist-tribeca-film-fest/
Funny isn't it, after more than 10 years of amazing street / urban art, which has been derided and looked down upon by mainstream galleries and auction houses. Regularly written off as a flash in the pan, and a bubble which is always about to burst. Eventually they can no longer ignore the collector interest it creates, so they decide to herald themselves as ambassadors of the scene, why not actually having any real knowledge of what has taken place and the background to much of the artists and events that most of us here just take for granted. There are quite a few examples of this happening lately I think. If the wealthy establishment were to open their minds to the possibilities of what art can actually be, and had the courage to judge what is good, rather than only following the coin, perhaps they wouldn't always be having to play catch up like this and coming across as so profoundly cynical. Edit: Perhaps it's still better late than never. Sir you are correct and eloquent with it, i'm almost regretting the pile of burgers photo. It is tragic how little actual knowledge these people have and it just makes any attempt to sell appear opportunist and mercenary. Haven't seen anything from Kostabi in a while, I mean I know he gave up painting his own stuff at all after the eighties. As Mayor Koch said "Time will tell" I think it's not easy for salerooms to know the full history or any history regarding the recent urban artists who sell in galleries and sell prints to investors. Ten years is a very short time in art and sale rooms refer to artists biographies and info given to them by sellers and galleries. Some urban artists deliberately or not have very little info available about themselves. It's not the saleroom that's mercenary, they offer a service and sellers consign to auction. It goes back thousands of years. Costabi reminds me of urban art(ist's) today in some ways. www.nytimes.com/2010/11/12/movies/12con.htmlwww.artinamericamagazine.com/news-features/news/mark-kostabi-con-artist-tribeca-film-fest/ |
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Lolacaust.
Loving the tear gassed eyes vibes 
She'll be there whining for attention when they start building the wall as Pink Floyd sign up for a geriatric revival set. 
