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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by blerd on Sept 13, 2018 11:23:42 GMT 1, No offence but if you asked to buy all 8 prints perhaps they thought you were probably a flipper. I would love to know Heni's criteria on these things as they seem to have made very odd decisions. Perhaps they just tip all the forms on to a table and its a lucky dip. You were allowed to buy 8 if you wanted, or just one and say you'd be happy with any. There was no restriction on that. Edit: What's more likely is that they were only selling so many complete sets, so rather than offer just 1 or a few, they didn't offer anything. Slightly odd, but I assume they didn't have time to contact every buyer and check what they'd like instead of what they asked for.
No offence but if you asked to buy all 8 prints perhaps they thought you were probably a flipper. I would love to know Heni's criteria on these things as they seem to have made very odd decisions. Perhaps they just tip all the forms on to a table and its a lucky dip. You were allowed to buy 8 if you wanted, or just one and say you'd be happy with any. There was no restriction on that. Edit: What's more likely is that they were only selling so many complete sets, so rather than offer just 1 or a few, they didn't offer anything. Slightly odd, but I assume they didn't have time to contact every buyer and check what they'd like instead of what they asked for. Agreed. I ticked all 4 of H4 and got offered one. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by Happy Shopper on Sept 13, 2018 11:27:56 GMT 1, You were allowed to buy 8 if you wanted, or just one and say you'd be happy with any. There was no restriction on that. Edit: What's more likely is that they were only selling so many complete sets, so rather than offer just 1 or a few, they didn't offer anything. Slightly odd, but I assume they didn't have time to contact every buyer and check what they'd like instead of what they asked for. Agreed. I ticked all 4 of H4 and got offered one.
I think that's why I missed an H4. I didn't realise you could hedge your bets, and just picked 1... which I didn't get!
You were allowed to buy 8 if you wanted, or just one and say you'd be happy with any. There was no restriction on that. Edit: What's more likely is that they were only selling so many complete sets, so rather than offer just 1 or a few, they didn't offer anything. Slightly odd, but I assume they didn't have time to contact every buyer and check what they'd like instead of what they asked for. Agreed. I ticked all 4 of H4 and got offered one. I think that's why I missed an H4. I didn't realise you could hedge your bets, and just picked 1... which I didn't get! |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by noirrion on Sept 13, 2018 11:28:15 GMT 1, Really strange when you were invited from Heni, show up at the preview, show your interest and then not getting anything offered in the first round.
I was also quite early with submitting my AOI template on the preview night and also received the offer quite fast and that’s what I would expect tbh as a Heni invitee.
Really strange when you were invited from Heni, show up at the preview, show your interest and then not getting anything offered in the first round.
I was also quite early with submitting my AOI template on the preview night and also received the offer quite fast and that’s what I would expect tbh as a Heni invitee.
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by blerd on Sept 13, 2018 11:32:33 GMT 1, Agreed. I ticked all 4 of H4 and got offered one. I think that's why I missed an H4. I didn't realise you could hedge your bets, and just picked 1... which I didn't get!
Agreed. I ticked all 4 of H4 and got offered one. I think that's why I missed an H4. I didn't realise you could hedge your bets, and just picked 1... which I didn't get! yeah its tricky, because you can end up with one you're not keen on. With H5 I only went for one and I got it. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by Riotcops on Sept 13, 2018 11:35:37 GMT 1, it's crazy... not sure what the criteria is for selection. I actually offered to buy all 8 prints but have been offered nothing so far... I figured worst case they would offer me the larger spots which seem the least popular??? No offence but if you asked to buy all 8 prints perhaps they thought you were probably a flipper. I would love to know Heni's criteria on these things as they seem to have made very odd decisions. Perhaps they just tip all the forms on to a table and its a lucky dip.
it's crazy... not sure what the criteria is for selection. I actually offered to buy all 8 prints but have been offered nothing so far... I figured worst case they would offer me the larger spots which seem the least popular??? No offence but if you asked to buy all 8 prints perhaps they thought you were probably a flipper. I would love to know Heni's criteria on these things as they seem to have made very odd decisions. Perhaps they just tip all the forms on to a table and its a lucky dip. Agreed it does scream flipper, but at the same time someone who is keen on getting one of any of them. If they're not going to give a set, then they could still offer just one! Seems there's no method to the madness with these selects. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by alessandro on Sept 13, 2018 11:36:11 GMT 1, you are absolutely right ... in fact i said "i think" and not "i know" This did make me lol! I knew 10 people there, and all of them have paid for theirs. So going by that it’s 100%. I queued with 3 of them and I have had no invoice, I was on the heni list. 😐 holding out..but I don’t think it looks good
I was in the same situation as you, I ended up contacting the Tate and they had the wrong email. It may be worth a call.
you are absolutely right ... in fact i said "i think" and not "i know" This did make me lol! I knew 10 people there, and all of them have paid for theirs. So going by that it’s 100%. I queued with 3 of them and I have had no invoice, I was on the heni list. 😐 holding out..but I don’t think it looks good I was in the same situation as you, I ended up contacting the Tate and they had the wrong email. It may be worth a call. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by shinkaiser on Sept 13, 2018 12:00:27 GMT 1, Really strange when you were invited from Heni, show up at the preview, show your interest and then not getting anything offered in the first round. I was also quite early with submitting my AOI template on the preview night and also received the offer quite fast and that’s what I would expect tbh as a Heni invitee.
Each application order was probably divided amongst say ten employees, each employee probably gave priority to heni applicants but if employee one processed all orders before employee ten even started, you get a late applicant getting their order before an Heni invitee.
Really strange when you were invited from Heni, show up at the preview, show your interest and then not getting anything offered in the first round. I was also quite early with submitting my AOI template on the preview night and also received the offer quite fast and that’s what I would expect tbh as a Heni invitee. As I mentioned in an earlier post, there was no way the applications were processed in order of priority as Heni and the Tate claimed. Each application order was probably divided amongst say ten employees, each employee probably gave priority to heni applicants but if employee one processed all orders before employee ten even started, you get a late applicant getting their order before an Heni invitee. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by blerd on Sept 13, 2018 12:02:05 GMT 1, Really strange when you were invited from Heni, show up at the preview, show your interest and then not getting anything offered in the first round. I was also quite early with submitting my AOI template on the preview night and also received the offer quite fast and that’s what I would expect tbh as a Heni invitee. As I mentioned in an earlier post, there was no way the applications were processed in order of priority as Heni and the Tate claimed. Each application order was probably divided amongst say ten employees, each employee probably gave priority to heni applicants but if employee one processed all orders before employee ten even started, you get a late applicant getting their order before an Heni invitee.
Really strange when you were invited from Heni, show up at the preview, show your interest and then not getting anything offered in the first round. I was also quite early with submitting my AOI template on the preview night and also received the offer quite fast and that’s what I would expect tbh as a Heni invitee. As I mentioned in an earlier post, there was no way the applications were processed in order of priority as Heni and the Tate claimed. Each application order was probably divided amongst say ten employees, each employee probably gave priority to heni applicants but if employee one processed all orders before employee ten even started, you get a late applicant getting their order before an Heni invitee. Agreed. I sent my over email and got my one and only choice. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by Forbidden Love on Sept 13, 2018 12:03:45 GMT 1, This did make me lol! I knew 10 people there, and all of them have paid for theirs. So going by that it’s 100%. I queued with 3 of them and I have had no invoice, I was on the heni list. 😐 holding out..but I don’t think it looks good I was in the same situation as you, I ended up contacting the Tate and they had the wrong email. It may be worth a call.
Have sent several emails, and several phone conversations with both parties.
I have been emailed this morning saying I will hear back next week, sounds like they missed me first time round. It's fine but I hope I get offered something out of the ones i made preference for. I'm giving them the chance to come good and sort it out so lets see when they get back to me. I'm sure it hasn't been the smoothest process so I will wait to hear from them.
This did make me lol! I knew 10 people there, and all of them have paid for theirs. So going by that it’s 100%. I queued with 3 of them and I have had no invoice, I was on the heni list. 😐 holding out..but I don’t think it looks good I was in the same situation as you, I ended up contacting the Tate and they had the wrong email. It may be worth a call. Have sent several emails, and several phone conversations with both parties. I have been emailed this morning saying I will hear back next week, sounds like they missed me first time round. It's fine but I hope I get offered something out of the ones i made preference for. I'm giving them the chance to come good and sort it out so lets see when they get back to me. I'm sure it hasn't been the smoothest process so I will wait to hear from them. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by blerd on Sept 13, 2018 12:13:40 GMT 1, I was in the same situation as you, I ended up contacting the Tate and they had the wrong email. It may be worth a call. Have sent several emails, and several phone conversations with both parties. I have been emailed this morning saying I will hear back next week, sounds like they missed me first time round. It's fine but I hope I get offered something out of the ones i made preference for. I'm giving them the chance to come good and sort it out so lets see when they get back to me. I'm sure it hasn't been the smoothest process so I will wait to hear from them.
I was in the same situation as you, I ended up contacting the Tate and they had the wrong email. It may be worth a call. Have sent several emails, and several phone conversations with both parties. I have been emailed this morning saying I will hear back next week, sounds like they missed me first time round. It's fine but I hope I get offered something out of the ones i made preference for. I'm giving them the chance to come good and sort it out so lets see when they get back to me. I'm sure it hasn't been the smoothest process so I will wait to hear from them. You'll get one! |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by shy on Sept 13, 2018 12:44:36 GMT 1, I ticked off all 8 as I spoke to a chap at the Tate and he thought that would help me get at least one print... but so far nothing...
I ticked off all 8 as I spoke to a chap at the Tate and he thought that would help me get at least one print... but so far nothing...
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by Deleted on Sept 13, 2018 12:56:12 GMT 1, I ticked off all 8 as I spoke to a chap at the Tate and he thought that would help me get at least one print... but so far nothing...
If you requested to buy 8 (i.e. one of each) then I can understand Heni's possible suspicions.
I ticked off all 8 as I spoke to a chap at the Tate and he thought that would help me get at least one print... but so far nothing... That sounds sensible advice. But did you request to buy 8 or 1 or some number inbetween? If you requested to buy 8 (i.e. one of each) then I can understand Heni's possible suspicions. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by darrenrapley on Sept 13, 2018 13:26:14 GMT 1, Just popped into Tate. They only have three of the H5s up on the wall, but they still look good.
On the opening night, Claridges was the most wanted one according to the chap working there.
Just popped into Tate. They only have three of the H5s up on the wall, but they still look good.
On the opening night, Claridges was the most wanted one according to the chap working there.
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by Deleted on Sept 13, 2018 13:32:07 GMT 1, which three?
which three?
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by Forbidden Love on Sept 13, 2018 14:00:21 GMT 1, Just popped into Tate. They only have three of the H5s up on the wall, but they still look good. On the opening night, Claridges was the most wanted one according to the chap working there.
at the weekend they had 4 up which were the ones on the main back wall from plaza to camino real.
Just popped into Tate. They only have three of the H5s up on the wall, but they still look good. On the opening night, Claridges was the most wanted one according to the chap working there. at the weekend they had 4 up which were the ones on the main back wall from plaza to camino real. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by darrenrapley on Sept 13, 2018 14:03:35 GMT 1, Just popped into Tate. They only have three of the H5s up on the wall, but they still look good. On the opening night, Claridges was the most wanted one according to the chap working there. at the weekend they had 4 up which were the ones on the main back wall from plaza to camino real. 
Just popped into Tate. They only have three of the H5s up on the wall, but they still look good. On the opening night, Claridges was the most wanted one according to the chap working there. at the weekend they had 4 up which were the ones on the main back wall from plaza to camino real. Could have been four that were up. Probably was and I miscounted. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by ARN on Sept 13, 2018 14:32:21 GMT 1, at the weekend they had 4 up which were the ones on the main back wall from plaza to camino real. Could have been four that were up. Probably was and I miscounted.
Counting gets tricky as you start to approach those big numbers 
at the weekend they had 4 up which were the ones on the main back wall from plaza to camino real. Could have been four that were up. Probably was and I miscounted. Counting gets tricky as you start to approach those big numbers |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by darrenrapley on Sept 13, 2018 14:52:09 GMT 1, Could have been four that were up. Probably was and I miscounted. Counting gets tricky as you start to approach those big numbers
Could have been four that were up. Probably was and I miscounted. Counting gets tricky as you start to approach those big numbers Too right! |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by Happy Shopper on Sept 13, 2018 15:05:01 GMT 1,
I wonder if there's a similar trend for other big auction results reached just before the financial crash?
Have other, similarly high priced artists seen their peak prices reduced in the subsequent 10 years?
Not really a question to you Bob. Just a general thought.
I wonder if there's a similar trend for other big auction results reached just before the financial crash? Have other, similarly high priced artists seen their peak prices reduced in the subsequent 10 years? Not really a question to you Bob. Just a general thought. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by shy on Sept 13, 2018 15:13:04 GMT 1, I ticked off all 8 as I spoke to a chap at the Tate and he thought that would help me get at least one print... but so far nothing... That sounds sensible advice. But did you request to buy 8 or 1 or some number inbetween? If you requested to buy 8 (i.e. one of each) then I can understand Heni's possible suspicions.
but I see where you could be right.
I guess i received bad advice
I ticked off all 8 as I spoke to a chap at the Tate and he thought that would help me get at least one print... but so far nothing... That sounds sensible advice. But did you request to buy 8 or 1 or some number inbetween? If you requested to buy 8 (i.e. one of each) then I can understand Heni's possible suspicions. i wrote interested in buying all as the chap told me i wouldn't be offered all maybe 1 or 2 but I see where you could be right. I guess i received bad advice |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by Deleted on Sept 13, 2018 15:28:33 GMT 1, Counting gets tricky as you start to approach those big numbers Too right!
This implies an overall loss much higher than the simple $2.9 million difference. For instance, the foregone return of investing $8.1 in 2009 in the S&P500 until 2017 is about $18.4 million dollars. The total loss for those buyers is $21.3 millions for those pieces.
I hope they really liked what they bought, because the emotional dividend must be high to justify this.
Counting gets tricky as you start to approach those big numbers Too right! According to the linked article on those 19 pieces alone the value in 2018 was $5.2 million from an original value at primary purchase of $8.1 in 2009. This implies an overall loss much higher than the simple $2.9 million difference. For instance, the foregone return of investing $8.1 in 2009 in the S&P500 until 2017 is about $18.4 million dollars. The total loss for those buyers is $21.3 millions for those pieces. I hope they really liked what they bought, because the emotional dividend must be high to justify this. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by cnrdvln on Sept 13, 2018 15:50:04 GMT 1, Just on the 'priority' of Tate over Heni. We all seen how careful and orderly each application was dropped into that box. As we were all filling out the form at the desk they were asked constantly will it be in the order of the box and the answer was yes. They were all placed face down - taken out it would be first come first served.
On that assumption Heni got the preference (the lucky number who got the RSVP) and Tate members got the left overs (and discount )
Also agree that a certain number of full sets were sold before we got there ...
Just on the 'priority' of Tate over Heni. We all seen how careful and orderly each application was dropped into that box. As we were all filling out the form at the desk they were asked constantly will it be in the order of the box and the answer was yes. They were all placed face down - taken out it would be first come first served. On that assumption Heni got the preference (the lucky number who got the RSVP) and Tate members got the left overs (and discount ) Also agree that a certain number of full sets were sold before we got there ... |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by Deleted on Sept 13, 2018 15:59:17 GMT 1, I'm not surprised that auction resale prices have been low. I seem to remember that all the major art critics considered Hirst's work in the auction “Beautiful Inside My Head Forever” to be rather poor and uninspiring. But then art prices always have been more about 'fashion' than artistic worth.
I'm not surprised that auction resale prices have been low. I seem to remember that all the major art critics considered Hirst's work in the auction “Beautiful Inside My Head Forever” to be rather poor and uninspiring. But then art prices always have been more about 'fashion' than artistic worth. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by Deleted on Sept 13, 2018 16:06:21 GMT 1, Just on the 'priority' of Tate over Heni. We all seen how careful and orderly each application was dropped into that box. As we were all filling out the form at the desk they were asked constantly will it be in the order of the box and the answer was yes. They were all placed face down - taken out it would be first come first served. On that assumption Heni got the preference (the lucky number who got the RSVP) and Tate members got the left overs (and discount ) Also agree that a certain number of full sets were sold before we got there ...
Just on the 'priority' of Tate over Heni. We all seen how careful and orderly each application was dropped into that box. As we were all filling out the form at the desk they were asked constantly will it be in the order of the box and the answer was yes. They were all placed face down - taken out it would be first come first served. On that assumption Heni got the preference (the lucky number who got the RSVP) and Tate members got the left overs (and discount ) Also agree that a certain number of full sets were sold before we got there ... Your reasoning makes perfect sense. However, that is not what appears to have happened in practice. Some Heni members that queued up on the night got nothing. I'm not on the Heni list and did not attend the event...and I got my first choice. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by darrenrapley on Sept 13, 2018 16:12:21 GMT 1, Just on the 'priority' of Tate over Heni. We all seen how careful and orderly each application was dropped into that box. As we were all filling out the form at the desk they were asked constantly will it be in the order of the box and the answer was yes. They were all placed face down - taken out it would be first come first served. On that assumption Heni got the preference (the lucky number who got the RSVP) and Tate members got the left overs (and discount ) Also agree that a certain number of full sets were sold before we got there ...
The number of the print I have been allocated is in the 50s.
Just on the 'priority' of Tate over Heni. We all seen how careful and orderly each application was dropped into that box. As we were all filling out the form at the desk they were asked constantly will it be in the order of the box and the answer was yes. They were all placed face down - taken out it would be first come first served. On that assumption Heni got the preference (the lucky number who got the RSVP) and Tate members got the left overs (and discount ) Also agree that a certain number of full sets were sold before we got there ... I know that I was the first one (HENI queue) to fill out a form and my Tate receipt is HLD-001. Not sure if everyones is that number also. The number of the print I have been allocated is in the 50s. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by Deleted on Sept 13, 2018 16:16:51 GMT 1, Just on the 'priority' of Tate over Heni. We all seen how careful and orderly each application was dropped into that box. As we were all filling out the form at the desk they were asked constantly will it be in the order of the box and the answer was yes. They were all placed face down - taken out it would be first come first served. On that assumption Heni got the preference (the lucky number who got the RSVP) and Tate members got the left overs (and discount ) Also agree that a certain number of full sets were sold before we got there ... I know that I was the first one (HENI queue) to fill out a form and my Tate receipt is HLD-001. Not sure if everyones is that number also. The number of the print I have been allocated is in the 50s.
Just on the 'priority' of Tate over Heni. We all seen how careful and orderly each application was dropped into that box. As we were all filling out the form at the desk they were asked constantly will it be in the order of the box and the answer was yes. They were all placed face down - taken out it would be first come first served. On that assumption Heni got the preference (the lucky number who got the RSVP) and Tate members got the left overs (and discount ) Also agree that a certain number of full sets were sold before we got there ... I know that I was the first one (HENI queue) to fill out a form and my Tate receipt is HLD-001. Not sure if everyones is that number also. The number of the print I have been allocated is in the 50s. That's nuts. Maybe it's some psychological game. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by cnrdvln on Sept 13, 2018 16:19:09 GMT 1, Just on the 'priority' of Tate over Heni. We all seen how careful and orderly each application was dropped into that box. As we were all filling out the form at the desk they were asked constantly will it be in the order of the box and the answer was yes. They were all placed face down - taken out it would be first come first served. On that assumption Heni got the preference (the lucky number who got the RSVP) and Tate members got the left overs (and discount ) Also agree that a certain number of full sets were sold before we got there ... I know that I was the first one (HENI queue) to fill out a form and my Tate receipt is HLD-001. Not sure if everyones is that number also. The number of the print I have been allocated is in the 50s.
So that makes perfect sense... yet what people are saying and experiencing contradicts the numbers we got...
Just on the 'priority' of Tate over Heni. We all seen how careful and orderly each application was dropped into that box. As we were all filling out the form at the desk they were asked constantly will it be in the order of the box and the answer was yes. They were all placed face down - taken out it would be first come first served. On that assumption Heni got the preference (the lucky number who got the RSVP) and Tate members got the left overs (and discount ) Also agree that a certain number of full sets were sold before we got there ... I know that I was the first one (HENI queue) to fill out a form and my Tate receipt is HLD-001. Not sure if everyones is that number also. The number of the print I have been allocated is in the 50s. Interesting... i was def in the top 10 application in Heni and my invoice numbers matched that with HLD in the low teens So that makes perfect sense... yet what people are saying and experiencing contradicts the numbers we got... |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by shinkaiser on Sept 13, 2018 16:21:43 GMT 1, Just on the 'priority' of Tate over Heni. We all seen how careful and orderly each application was dropped into that box. As we were all filling out the form at the desk they were asked constantly will it be in the order of the box and the answer was yes. They were all placed face down - taken out it would be first come first served. On that assumption Heni got the preference (the lucky number who got the RSVP) and Tate members got the left overs (and discount ) Also agree that a certain number of full sets were sold before we got there ... Your reasoning makes perfect sense. However, that is not what appears to have happened in practice. Some Heni members that queued up on the night got nothing. I'm not on the Heni list and did not attend the event...and I got my first choice.
Just on the 'priority' of Tate over Heni. We all seen how careful and orderly each application was dropped into that box. As we were all filling out the form at the desk they were asked constantly will it be in the order of the box and the answer was yes. They were all placed face down - taken out it would be first come first served. On that assumption Heni got the preference (the lucky number who got the RSVP) and Tate members got the left overs (and discount ) Also agree that a certain number of full sets were sold before we got there ... Your reasoning makes perfect sense. However, that is not what appears to have happened in practice. Some Heni members that queued up on the night got nothing. I'm not on the Heni list and did not attend the event...and I got my first choice. exactly. This is what happened with me and H4. The equivalent would have been applying 2 weeks after and getting my first choice. Who knows what happened to the 'perfectly placed applications' after the shop event. For all we know they gave them to a low paid intern who had shitload to get through and didn't give a toss about order of priority. |
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Damien Hirst H4 • Veils, by The Italian One on Sept 13, 2018 17:44:27 GMT 1, "We will be in touch once the editions are ready to ship"
sent application form on the 18th of august and i'got picked for the 2 i wanted (not same print number, both edition in the 90-100)
not on the Heni list neither a tate member
just random luck
"We will be in touch once the editions are ready to ship" sent application form on the 18th of august and i'got picked for the 2 i wanted (not same print number, both edition in the 90-100) not on the Heni list neither a tate member just random luck |
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