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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Daniel Silk on Nov 6, 2017 1:22:38 GMT 1, I don't think Conor Harrington with ever be very big, as his art isn't really that attractive to the mainstream. It's really nice art, but it's a bit dark and just doesn't have the appeal that other artists do. But saying that, his style has great potential to become more exciting and less dark! Yeah, if only that Bacon fella had painted more kids and rainbows I think he really could have got somewhere.
I don't think Conor Harrington with ever be very big, as his art isn't really that attractive to the mainstream. It's really nice art, but it's a bit dark and just doesn't have the appeal that other artists do. But saying that, his style has great potential to become more exciting and less dark! Yeah, if only that Bacon fella had painted more kids and rainbows I think he really could have got somewhere. How many homes do you know that have a Bacon on the wall or even want one? Not many I would guess. |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by nobokov on Nov 6, 2017 1:31:15 GMT 1, Wolfgang Tillmans, El Seed, George Condo
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by cyberkid on Nov 6, 2017 11:12:21 GMT 1, On the up & up: Pejac, Harrington, Miller, Pose. And I think Pez will be next to totally blow up. On the decline: Kaws (going too crazy with open editions), Invader, Mr Brainwash
kaws & invader on the decline ? tztztz...
btw, mrb is not an artist (imo)
On the up & up: Pejac, Harrington, Miller, Pose. And I think Pez will be next to totally blow up. On the decline: Kaws (going too crazy with open editions), Invader, Mr Brainwash kaws & invader on the decline ? tztztz... btw, mrb is not an artist (imo) |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Matt on Nov 6, 2017 12:23:54 GMT 1, On the up & up: Pejac, Harrington, Miller, Pose. And I think Pez will be next to totally blow up. On the decline: Kaws (going too crazy with open editions), Invader, Mr Brainwash kaws & invader on the decline ?ย tztztz... btw, mrb is not an artist (imo)
Typical of this forum unfortunately.
When asked for some thoughts on art / artists / the art world, most people are unable to see past a 4 week trend of secondary prices of prints and toys...
On the up & up: Pejac, Harrington, Miller, Pose. And I think Pez will be next to totally blow up. On the decline: Kaws (going too crazy with open editions), Invader, Mr Brainwash kaws & invader on the decline ?ย tztztz... btw, mrb is not an artist (imo) Typical of this forum unfortunately. When asked for some thoughts on art / artists / the art world, most people are unable to see past a 4 week trend of secondary prices of prints and toys... |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by cyberkid on Nov 6, 2017 12:46:54 GMT 1, kaws & invader on the decline ? tztztz... btw, mrb is not an artist (imo) Typical of this forum unfortunately. When asked for some thoughts on art / artists / the art world, most people are unable to see past a 4 week trend of secondary prices of prints and toys...
the "next big thing" or a good art investment has nothing to do with flipping some prints for +100% on ebay after a "sold out" release...or about releasing unlimited toys. just my 2c.
kaws & invader on the decline ? tztztz... btw, mrb is not an artist (imo) Typical of this forum unfortunately. When asked for some thoughts on art / artists / the art world, most people are unable to see past a 4 week trend of secondary prices of prints and toys... the "next big thing" or a good art investment has nothing to do with flipping some prints for +100% on ebay after a "sold out" release...or about releasing unlimited toys. just my 2c. |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Lord Lucas Roham on Nov 6, 2017 13:23:01 GMT 1, If I had to pick two I would say Pejac and Pez.
Both on the up in terms of shows, releases, prints selling out and more importantly strong, accessible images that appeal to the mass market.
If I had to pick two I would say Pejac and Pez.
Both on the up in terms of shows, releases, prints selling out and more importantly strong, accessible images that appeal to the mass market.
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Matt on Nov 6, 2017 13:31:48 GMT 1, Typical of this forum unfortunately. When asked for some thoughts on art / artists / the art world, most people are unable to see past a 4 week trend of secondary prices of prints and toys... the "next big thing" or a good art investment has nothing to do with flipping some prints for +100% on ebay after a "sold out" release...or about releasing unlimited toys. just my 2c.
Was not referring to your post mate. But the one you were quoting.
100% agree with you
The next ยซย big thingย ยป in art is not in multiples, there probably even isnโt anything to buy, and certainly not sold on eBay
Typical of this forum unfortunately. When asked for some thoughts on art / artists / the art world, most people are unable to see past a 4 week trend of secondary prices of prints and toys... the "next big thing" or a good art investment has nothing to do with flipping some prints for +100% on ebay after a "sold out" release...or about releasing unlimited toys. just my 2c. Was not referring to your post mate. But the one you were quoting. 100% agree with you The next ยซย big thingย ยป in art is not in multiples, there probably even isnโt anything to buy, and certainly not sold on eBay |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Guy Denning on Nov 6, 2017 13:37:47 GMT 1, Yeah, if only that Bacon fella had painted more kids and rainbows I think he really could have got somewhere. How many homes do you know that have a Bacon on the wall or even want one? Not many I would guess.
Yeah, if only that Bacon fella had painted more kids and rainbows I think he really could have got somewhere. How many homes do you know that have a Bacon on the wall or even want one? Not many I would guess. I'd have a Bacon on the wall in a shot. And a Kollwitz, a Goya 'Disasters of War' etching... One of my favourite pieces is the bomber print by Gee Vaucher which isn't a barrel of laughs for a 'landscape'. |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Deleted on Nov 6, 2017 14:56:09 GMT 1,
Before seeing her new work I would have agreed but her latest offering for her next solo show at Jealous is a massive disappointment, well to me anyway.
Before seeing her new work I would have agreed but her latest offering for her next solo show at Jealous is a massive disappointment, well to me anyway. |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by South Bound on Nov 6, 2017 15:40:37 GMT 1, Easy: Ploppi
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by artepersfizio on Nov 6, 2017 17:37:11 GMT 1, It has to be Cleon Peterson. Everyone on this board (and likely the world) have seen painted war scenes from far-gone time. Go to any historical museum and you'll see war, violence, brutality in art. This same art has been observed in nearly all cultures across the globe. None of them hit home to the contemporary viewer. The material no longer "connects". Cleon takes those classic subjects and makes it IMPACTFUL to the contemporary viewer. Bravo!
It has to be Cleon Peterson. Everyone on this board (and likely the world) have seen painted war scenes from far-gone time. Go to any historical museum and you'll see war, violence, brutality in art. This same art has been observed in nearly all cultures across the globe. None of them hit home to the contemporary viewer. The material no longer "connects". Cleon takes those classic subjects and makes it IMPACTFUL to the contemporary viewer. Bravo!
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Gentle Mental on Nov 6, 2017 17:40:59 GMT 1, 3D.... obviously...
3D.... obviously...
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by ecomwizard on Nov 6, 2017 17:43:13 GMT 1, It has to be Cleon Peterson. Everyone on this board (and likely the world) have seen painted war scenes from far-gone time. Go to any historical museum and you'll see war, violence, brutality in art. This same art has been observed in nearly all cultures across the globe. None of them hit home to the contemporary viewer. The material no longer "connects". Cleon takes those classic subjects and makes it IMPACTFUL to the contemporary viewer. Bravo!
I have to disagree, Cleon Peterson is not very Art Police friendly, also lately his work as been very repetitive.
I believe Pejac and Pez once they have a couple more solo shows.
It has to be Cleon Peterson. Everyone on this board (and likely the world) have seen painted war scenes from far-gone time. Go to any historical museum and you'll see war, violence, brutality in art. This same art has been observed in nearly all cultures across the globe. None of them hit home to the contemporary viewer. The material no longer "connects". Cleon takes those classic subjects and makes it IMPACTFUL to the contemporary viewer. Bravo! I have to disagree, Cleon Peterson is not very Art Police friendly, also lately his work as been very repetitive. I believe Pejac and Pez once they have a couple more solo shows. |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by artepersfizio on Nov 6, 2017 17:47:42 GMT 1, It has to be Cleon Peterson. Everyone on this board (and likely the world) have seen painted war scenes from far-gone time. Go to any historical museum and you'll see war, violence, brutality in art. This same art has been observed in nearly all cultures across the globe. None of them hit home to the contemporary viewer. The material no longer "connects". Cleon takes those classic subjects and makes it IMPACTFUL to the contemporary viewer. Bravo! I have to disagree, Cleon Peterson is not very Art Police friendly, also lately his work as been very repetitive. I believe Pejac and Pez once they have a couple more solo shows.
Art Police be damned 
It has to be Cleon Peterson. Everyone on this board (and likely the world) have seen painted war scenes from far-gone time. Go to any historical museum and you'll see war, violence, brutality in art. This same art has been observed in nearly all cultures across the globe. None of them hit home to the contemporary viewer. The material no longer "connects". Cleon takes those classic subjects and makes it IMPACTFUL to the contemporary viewer. Bravo! I have to disagree, Cleon Peterson is not very Art Police friendly, also lately his work as been very repetitive. I believe Pejac and Pez once they have a couple more solo shows. Art Police be damned |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by artepersfizio on Nov 6, 2017 17:48:08 GMT 1, Would you consider Parra "Art Police Friendly"?
Would you consider Parra "Art Police Friendly"?
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Pawel on Nov 6, 2017 17:59:19 GMT 1, It has to be Cleon Peterson. Everyone on this board (and likely the world) have seen painted war scenes from far-gone time. Go to any historical museum and you'll see war, violence, brutality in art. This same art has been observed in nearly all cultures across the globe. None of them hit home to the contemporary viewer. The material no longer "connects". Cleon takes those classic subjects and makes it IMPACTFUL to the contemporary viewer. Bravo! I have to disagree, Cleon Peterson is not very Art Police friendly, also lately his work as been very repetitive. I believe Pejac and Pez once they have a couple more solo shows.
That said if I had the money I'd buy that "Balance of Power" marble edition in a heartbeat. Also that Rothschild trimaran (is it the correct word?) is dope.
It has to be Cleon Peterson. Everyone on this board (and likely the world) have seen painted war scenes from far-gone time. Go to any historical museum and you'll see war, violence, brutality in art. This same art has been observed in nearly all cultures across the globe. None of them hit home to the contemporary viewer. The material no longer "connects". Cleon takes those classic subjects and makes it IMPACTFUL to the contemporary viewer. Bravo! I have to disagree, Cleon Peterson is not very Art Police friendly, also lately his work as been very repetitive. I believe Pejac and Pez once they have a couple more solo shows. I kind of agree. Don't know his OG market but he makes too many prints which are quite similar. That said if I had the money I'd buy that "Balance of Power" marble edition in a heartbeat. Also that Rothschild trimaran (is it the correct word?) is dope. |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by nawf on Nov 6, 2017 19:58:05 GMT 1, How big is big? Invader Blow up big? If so I would say: Paul insect, Hush, Parra and Todd James. With a vested interest in others, I would say Dale Grimshaw, Matt Small, Donk, David Shillinglaw, Mobstr and Penny are among a few with serious talent that are soon due thier recognition. And Bast too, but who know what's going on there.
How big is big? Invader Blow up big? If so I would say: Paul insect, Hush, Parra and Todd James. With a vested interest in others, I would say Dale Grimshaw, Matt Small, Donk, David Shillinglaw, Mobstr and Penny are among a few with serious talent that are soon due thier recognition. And Bast too, but who know what's going on there.
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by tran16 on Nov 6, 2017 21:50:15 GMT 1, AJ Lavilla
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by mfb on Nov 6, 2017 22:06:58 GMT 1, How big is big? Invader Blow up big? If so I would say: Paul insect, Hush, Parra and Todd James. With a vested interest in others, I would say Dale Grimshaw, Matt Small, Donk, David Shillinglaw, Mobstr and Penny are among a few with serious talent that are soon due thier recognition. And Bast too, but who know what's going on there.
Have you just listed your art collection?
How big is big? Invader Blow up big? If so I would say: Paul insect, Hush, Parra and Todd James. With a vested interest in others, I would say Dale Grimshaw, Matt Small, Donk, David Shillinglaw, Mobstr and Penny are among a few with serious talent that are soon due thier recognition. And Bast too, but who know what's going on there. Have you just listed your art collection? |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by snipt on Nov 6, 2017 22:37:46 GMT 1, I'm adding a vote for Dain. Hie compositions are getting better and better and his installations are quite jaw dropping. With his crossover appeal to the fashion industry, I expect big things from him.
I'm adding a vote for Dain. Hie compositions are getting better and better and his installations are quite jaw dropping. With his crossover appeal to the fashion industry, I expect big things from him.
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by poplux on Nov 6, 2017 22:37:51 GMT 1, Up: what I already have in my portfolio.
Down: what I want to buy.
Up: what I already have in my portfolio.
Down: what I want to buy.
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by wisky on Nov 6, 2017 23:46:31 GMT 1, .....Right, let me list my portfolio catalogue in alphabetical order.......
Ai WeiWei
Beejoir
Chevrier
Dave White.....
Lol, give it a rest!
One name only each....
Pejac!
.....Right, let me list my portfolio catalogue in alphabetical order.......
Ai WeiWei
Beejoir
Chevrier
Dave White.....
Lol, give it a rest!
One name only each....
Pejac!
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by moron on Nov 7, 2017 12:55:58 GMT 1, Dr Plip. I love his style and humour. Better than some over hyped Turner prize types etc etc etc. Originals are very affordable and worth supporting at least so that he can get the funds to buy a smartphone to be able to post on instagram.
Inkie. If one is talking about a real UK street artist. Great prints and affordable originals. Ship Shape and Bristol Fashion. The feel of Peter Blake, Retna, Fairey, Eine, graf bomber original. Very underrated compared to some of the stuff being touted today for high prices.
Dr Plip. I love his style and humour. Better than some over hyped Turner prize types etc etc etc. Originals are very affordable and worth supporting at least so that he can get the funds to buy a smartphone to be able to post on instagram.
Inkie. If one is talking about a real UK street artist. Great prints and affordable originals. Ship Shape and Bristol Fashion. The feel of Peter Blake, Retna, Fairey, Eine, graf bomber original. Very underrated compared to some of the stuff being touted today for high prices.
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Hairbland on Nov 7, 2017 14:59:42 GMT 1, My guess, based on most of the established names talked about so far, is that the ones that are going to be big are big and pretty much everyone else has settled into their respective niches.
However, the internet seems to be alive with many reputable sources discussing the up and coming ones to watch, of which only a few have been mentioned here.
My guess, based on most of the established names talked about so far, is that the ones that are going to be big are big and pretty much everyone else has settled into their respective niches.
However, the internet seems to be alive with many reputable sources discussing the up and coming ones to watch, of which only a few have been mentioned here.
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Hairbland on Nov 7, 2017 18:19:10 GMT 1,    Hipster Haring/Basquiat/De Kooning/Pollock being pumped by at least one gallery pretty hard. "Many A-list celebrities have already chosen to buy Danny Minnick paintings to add to their collections.ย Choose to invest in Danny Minnick art sooner than later, you can enjoy his work and potentially profit from rising value in the coming years." No thanks.
Based on these pics I would have a hard time calling this person an artist.
Hipster Haring/Basquiat/De Kooning/Pollock being pumped by at least one gallery pretty hard. "Many A-list celebrities have already chosen to buy Danny Minnick paintings to add to their collections.ย Choose to invest in Danny Minnick art sooner than later, you can enjoy his work and potentially profit from rising value in the coming years." No thanks. Based on these pics I would have a hard time calling this person an artist. |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by nawf on Nov 7, 2017 20:27:00 GMT 1, How big is big? Invader Blow up big? If so I would say: Paul insect, Hush, Parra and Todd James. With a vested interest in others, I would say Dale Grimshaw, Matt Small, Donk, David Shillinglaw, Mobstr and Penny are among a few with serious talent that are soon due thier recognition. And Bast too, but who know what's going on there. Have you just listed your art collection?  I did say i had a vested interest! I could list many more great artists in my collection, but I think these are the most likely artists that are due recognition soon.
And besides, I wouldnt list anyone else not in my collection, otherwise I'd probabbly buy their work and then they'd be on the list too.
How big is big? Invader Blow up big? If so I would say: Paul insect, Hush, Parra and Todd James. With a vested interest in others, I would say Dale Grimshaw, Matt Small, Donk, David Shillinglaw, Mobstr and Penny are among a few with serious talent that are soon due thier recognition. And Bast too, but who know what's going on there. Have you just listed your art collection? Among a few I did say i had a vested interest! I could list many more great artists in my collection, but I think these are the most likely artists that are due recognition soon. And besides, I wouldnt list anyone else not in my collection, otherwise I'd probabbly buy their work and then they'd be on the list too. |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by brycepen on Nov 8, 2017 0:27:01 GMT 1, The next big thing? The last thing art needs is a new gimmick. I just want to see some goddamn original art from skilled artists with technical skills and the ambition to create something that is truly representative of their personal artistic vision.
I guess you could say that the next big thing in art I'd like to see is authenticity and for artists to stop sacrificing their personal integrity and work by jumping on the bandwagon of what's trending.
The next big thing? The last thing art needs is a new gimmick. I just want to see some goddamn original art from skilled artists with technical skills and the ambition to create something that is truly representative of their personal artistic vision.
I guess you could say that the next big thing in art I'd like to see is authenticity and for artists to stop sacrificing their personal integrity and work by jumping on the bandwagon of what's trending.
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by jbelleit on Nov 8, 2017 2:06:33 GMT 1, While I do not have a finger on the pulse of the urban art community, I will say that I am always really excited for works by Pejac, either on the street or on a print. I feel that he has the ingenuity and skills that other artists just don't possess. I will continue to always purchase his art and never tire of looking at my few prints of his located on my walls.
While I do not have a finger on the pulse of the urban art community, I will say that I am always really excited for works by Pejac, either on the street or on a print. I feel that he has the ingenuity and skills that other artists just don't possess. I will continue to always purchase his art and never tire of looking at my few prints of his located on my walls.
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by dogstar on Nov 8, 2017 2:12:08 GMT 1, Gimmick.
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I did say i had a vested interest! I could list many more great artists in my collection, but I think these are the most likely artists that are due recognition soon.
