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Graffiti Prints , by churchwood on Apr 17, 2024 15:35:13 GMT 1, I was going to agree with you til I got to the MW page(s) - some tasty prices there
I was going to agree with you til I got to the MW page(s) - some tasty prices there |
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Graffiti Prints , by Wanchope on Apr 17, 2024 15:53:10 GMT 1, Definitely dropped in price, but every time they have another vault sale it winds me up! Think of all those times you missed out on a drop because they all sold so quickly….. what a load of balderdash! Clearly they must have kept a lot back for these stupid vault sales. Hope it bites them on the arse!!
Definitely dropped in price, but every time they have another vault sale it winds me up! Think of all those times you missed out on a drop because they all sold so quickly….. what a load of balderdash! Clearly they must have kept a lot back for these stupid vault sales. Hope it bites them on the arse!!
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Graffiti Prints , by Peperami Monster on Apr 17, 2024 16:11:11 GMT 1, Definitely dropped in price, but every time they have another vault sale it winds me up! Think of all those times you missed out on a drop because they all sold so quickly….. what a load of balderdash! Clearly they must have kept a lot back for these stupid vault sales. Hope it bites them on the arse!!
TBH there's a lot of rubbish on that site.
this is the sort of derivative work on there
Definitely dropped in price, but every time they have another vault sale it winds me up! Think of all those times you missed out on a drop because they all sold so quickly….. what a load of balderdash! Clearly they must have kept a lot back for these stupid vault sales. Hope it bites them on the arse!! TBH there's a lot of rubbish on that site. this is the sort of derivative work on there |
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Graffiti Prints , by Acme Thunderer on Apr 17, 2024 16:23:43 GMT 1, 95% of the items are the same they pump out every vault sale (at over inflated prices). Yawn… 😴
95% of the items are the same they pump out every vault sale (at over inflated prices). Yawn… 😴
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Graffiti Prints , by Onket on Apr 17, 2024 21:23:50 GMT 1, I certainly won't buy anything from them again.
I certainly won't buy anything from them again. This still applies. |
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Graffiti Prints , by zacksz 123123 on Apr 17, 2024 23:22:31 GMT 1, Always felt like GP vault sales were part of the reason that their artists never were able to get representation outside of this gallery.
Always felt like GP vault sales were part of the reason that their artists never were able to get representation outside of this gallery.
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Graffiti Prints , by shoottheglass on Apr 18, 2024 7:04:56 GMT 1, Definitely dropped in price, but every time they have another vault sale it winds me up! Think of all those times you missed out on a drop because they all sold so quickly….. what a load of balderdash! Clearly they must have kept a lot back for these stupid vault sales. Hope it bites them on the arse!! 
Are you living out some Meta-Dickensian novel or something?
Definitely dropped in price, but every time they have another vault sale it winds me up! Think of all those times you missed out on a drop because they all sold so quickly….. what a load of balderdash! Clearly they must have kept a lot back for these stupid vault sales. Hope it bites them on the arse!! "balderdash"!? Are you living out some Meta-Dickensian novel or something? |
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Graffiti Prints , by Wanchope on Apr 18, 2024 7:58:33 GMT 1, Thought the forum would appreciate some class in terms of vocabulary 🤣🤣
Thought the forum would appreciate some class in terms of vocabulary 🤣🤣
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Graffiti Prints , by met on Apr 18, 2024 10:12:39 GMT 1, Always felt like GP vault sales were part of the reason that their artists never were able to get representation outside of this gallery.
First of all, cheers for the assist.
Your reference to "part of the reason", for the limited representation beyond Graffiti Prints, may indeed be correct.
Artists can become tainted by the reputations of their dealers, especially if the latter indulge in selling tactics that are widely seen to be deceptive, shady or grabby.
At the same time, I would suggest the primary cause for this limited representation is simply down to the low calibre of most of the artists themselves.
Martin Whatson, for example, would be mediocrity personified: Technically unskilled, vapid, derivative.
His middle-of-the-road work hanging on the wall of a collector's home is the art equivalent of listening to Africa by Toto. On repeat. Every. Single. Day.
Always felt like GP vault sales were part of the reason that their artists never were able to get representation outside of this gallery. First of all, cheers for the assist. Your reference to "part of the reason", for the limited representation beyond Graffiti Prints, may indeed be correct. Artists can become tainted by the reputations of their dealers, especially if the latter indulge in selling tactics that are widely seen to be deceptive, shady or grabby. At the same time, I would suggest the primary cause for this limited representation is simply down to the low calibre of most of the artists themselves. Martin Whatson, for example, would be mediocrity personified: Technically unskilled, vapid, derivative. His middle-of-the-road work hanging on the wall of a collector's home is the art equivalent of listening to Africa by Toto. On repeat. Every. Single. Day. |
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Graffiti Prints , by Gunny on Apr 18, 2024 10:15:19 GMT 1, Always felt like GP vault sales were part of the reason that their artists never were able to get representation outside of this gallery. First of all, cheers for the assist. Your reference to "part of the reason", for the limited representation beyond Graffiti Prints, may indeed be correct. Artists can become tainted by the reputations of their dealers, especially if the latter indulge in selling tactics that are widely seen to be deceptive, shady or grabby. At the same time, I would suggest the primary cause for this limited representation is simply down to the low calibre of most of the artists themselves. Martin Whatson, for example, would be mediocrity personified: Technically unskilled, vapid, derivative. His middle-of-the-road work hanging on the wall of a collector's home is the art equivalent of listening to Africa by Toto. On repeat. Every. Single. Day.
Always felt like GP vault sales were part of the reason that their artists never were able to get representation outside of this gallery. First of all, cheers for the assist. Your reference to "part of the reason", for the limited representation beyond Graffiti Prints, may indeed be correct. Artists can become tainted by the reputations of their dealers, especially if the latter indulge in selling tactics that are widely seen to be deceptive, shady or grabby. At the same time, I would suggest the primary cause for this limited representation is simply down to the low calibre of most of the artists themselves. Martin Whatson, for example, would be mediocrity personified: Technically unskilled, vapid, derivative. His middle-of-the-road work hanging on the wall of a collector's home is the art equivalent of listening to Africa by Toto. On repeat. Every. Single. Day. You should be an art critic! |
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Graffiti Prints , by met on Apr 18, 2024 10:29:25 GMT 1, Always felt like GP vault sales were part of the reason that their artists never were able to get representation outside of this gallery. First of all, cheers for the assist. Your reference to "part of the reason", for the limited representation beyond Graffiti Prints, may indeed be correct. Artists can become tainted by the reputations of their dealers, especially if the latter indulge in selling tactics that are widely seen to be deceptive, shady or grabby. At the same time, I would suggest the primary cause for this limited representation is simply down to the low calibre of most of the artists themselves. Martin Whatson, for example, would be mediocrity personified: Technically unskilled, vapid, derivative. His middle-of-the-road work hanging on the wall of a collector's home is the art equivalent of listening to Africa by Toto. On repeat. Every. Single. Day. You should be an art critic!
But aren't we all art critics?
To the extent anyone here isn't, I would suggest they're either not thinking enough, or they're in the wrong place.
Always felt like GP vault sales were part of the reason that their artists never were able to get representation outside of this gallery. First of all, cheers for the assist. Your reference to "part of the reason", for the limited representation beyond Graffiti Prints, may indeed be correct. Artists can become tainted by the reputations of their dealers, especially if the latter indulge in selling tactics that are widely seen to be deceptive, shady or grabby. At the same time, I would suggest the primary cause for this limited representation is simply down to the low calibre of most of the artists themselves. Martin Whatson, for example, would be mediocrity personified: Technically unskilled, vapid, derivative. His middle-of-the-road work hanging on the wall of a collector's home is the art equivalent of listening to Africa by Toto. On repeat. Every. Single. Day. You should be an art critic! But aren't we all art critics? To the extent anyone here isn't, I would suggest they're either not thinking enough, or they're in the wrong place. |
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Graffiti Prints , by Gunny on Apr 18, 2024 10:53:23 GMT 1, You should be an art critic! But aren't we all art critics? To the extent anyone here isn't, I would suggest they're either not thinking enough, or they're in the wrong place.
You should be an art critic! But aren't we all art critics? To the extent anyone here isn't, I would suggest they're either not thinking enough, or they're in the wrong place. I was being kind - i always enjoy what you write and think you write very well - well thought out. |
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Graffiti Prints , by met on Apr 18, 2024 11:00:54 GMT 1, But aren't we all art critics? To the extent anyone here isn't, I would suggest they're either not thinking enough, or they're in the wrong place. I was being kind - i always enjoy what you write and think you write very well - well thought out.
Thank you. That's nice of you to say.
And I in turn was being playful. So if my words came across as defensive, then apologies; it wasn't the intention.
But aren't we all art critics? To the extent anyone here isn't, I would suggest they're either not thinking enough, or they're in the wrong place. I was being kind - i always enjoy what you write and think you write very well - well thought out. Thank you. That's nice of you to say. And I in turn was being playful. So if my words came across as defensive, then apologies; it wasn't the intention. |
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Graffiti Prints , by churchwood on Apr 18, 2024 11:19:16 GMT 1, Nothing playful about listening to Toto 24/7 for all eternity 
Nothing playful about listening to Toto 24/7 for all eternity |
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Graffiti Prints , by ┏( ͡❛ ͜ʖ ͡❛)┛ EnS on Apr 18, 2024 18:26:14 GMT 1, not surprised to see very little sold.
As I am not surprised to see so many PPs (Printer's copies).
What I am surprised are all the regular editions that were supposed to be Sold out at release? SO they were not really sold out?
not surprised to see very little sold.
As I am not surprised to see so many PPs (Printer's copies).
What I am surprised are all the regular editions that were supposed to be Sold out at release? SO they were not really sold out?
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Graffiti Prints , by Art for Love 1 on Apr 18, 2024 18:58:44 GMT 1, Overprice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Overprice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Graffiti Prints , by cemltz on Apr 18, 2024 21:40:10 GMT 1, His middle-of-the-road work hanging on the wall of a collector's home is the art equivalent of listening to Africa by Toto. On repeat. Every. Single. Day.
My go to was always the intro to "Tom's Diner" by Suzanne Vega.
Weezer remaking "Africa" and deciding to do it note-for-note was one of the more bizarre and equivalently artless undertakings of recent musical history...
His middle-of-the-road work hanging on the wall of a collector's home is the art equivalent of listening to Africa by Toto. On repeat. Every. Single. Day. We used to play a (morbidly inappropriate to most) thought game: you are trapped in an elevator, there is no way out, you have a gun. What song playing on repeat would make you pull the trigger quickest? My go to was always the intro to "Tom's Diner" by Suzanne Vega. Weezer remaking "Africa" and deciding to do it note-for-note was one of the more bizarre and equivalently artless undertakings of recent musical history... |
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Graffiti Prints , by ┏( ͡❛ ͜ʖ ͡❛)┛ EnS on Apr 19, 2024 5:59:28 GMT 1, FinDac 2022 Mossiae reg edition at release: £295
FinDac 2022 Mossiae PP in Vault today: £695
FinDac 2022 Mossiae Copper Mask ed 25 at release: £595
FinDac 2022 Mossiae Copper Mask PP in Vault today: £1250
What the actual fk.
FinDac 2022 Mossiae reg edition at release: £295
FinDac 2022 Mossiae PP in Vault today: £695
FinDac 2022 Mossiae Copper Mask ed 25 at release: £595
FinDac 2022 Mossiae Copper Mask PP in Vault today: £1250
What the actual fk.
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