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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by dantheman8 on Jun 28, 2018 1:07:00 GMT 1, So I have a methylamine 13c Damien Hirst print, its 1/100 and under the light the diamond dust looks amazing. My dealer keeps telling me damien hirst blew his chance and now all the galleries hate him and his prices cant/wont go up, but to me I think he's right there as one of the big names of our time. Do you think the piece by hirst is worth keeping and he'll one day see prints sell in the 6 figure range like warhol or even $50k range like banksy or has he really hurt any chance at future appreciation with his antics. The reason I ask is Im moving soon and I have already been discussing with a good friend of mine to sell most of my art but I've been hesitant to sell my Hirst and want to keep it as I think it has a lot of potential esp now that gagosian picked him up again, I feel like he's gonna make smaller quantity from now on and has learned from the past.
Just curious about your opinions.
So I have a methylamine 13c Damien Hirst print, its 1/100 and under the light the diamond dust looks amazing. My dealer keeps telling me damien hirst blew his chance and now all the galleries hate him and his prices cant/wont go up, but to me I think he's right there as one of the big names of our time. Do you think the piece by hirst is worth keeping and he'll one day see prints sell in the 6 figure range like warhol or even $50k range like banksy or has he really hurt any chance at future appreciation with his antics. The reason I ask is Im moving soon and I have already been discussing with a good friend of mine to sell most of my art but I've been hesitant to sell my Hirst and want to keep it as I think it has a lot of potential esp now that gagosian picked him up again, I feel like he's gonna make smaller quantity from now on and has learned from the past.
Just curious about your opinions.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by Express Post on Jun 28, 2018 1:11:57 GMT 1, Wont go higher.
Sell it and buy Pejac.
Wont go higher.
Sell it and buy Pejac.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by lg2771 on Jun 28, 2018 2:04:54 GMT 1, Just try to outlive him then you'll make a profit.
Just try to outlive him then you'll make a profit.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by butterknife on Jun 28, 2018 2:10:30 GMT 1, Keep Hirst always
Keep Hirst always
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by shy on Jun 28, 2018 3:32:36 GMT 1, Keep it. It's a good time to buy Hirst right now. He's iconic.
Keep it. It's a good time to buy Hirst right now. He's iconic.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by J0NNY on Jun 28, 2018 3:35:40 GMT 1, Wont go higher. Sell it and buy Pejac.
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Wont go higher. Sell it and buy Pejac. ๐ |
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by shy on Jun 28, 2018 3:38:25 GMT 1, IMO can't compare Hirst to Pejac. I know lots of people love Pejac on this forum. But Hirst is Hirst.
IMO can't compare Hirst to Pejac. I know lots of people love Pejac on this forum. But Hirst is Hirst.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by hui on Jun 28, 2018 3:56:51 GMT 1, Sell it and buy Toys R Us stock.
Sell it and buy Toys R Us stock.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by Express Post on Jun 28, 2018 6:58:49 GMT 1, Just short the stock.
Sell it and buy Toys R Us stock.
Just short the stock. Sell it and buy Toys R Us stock. |
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by disappointed on Jun 28, 2018 8:20:02 GMT 1, Wont go higher. Sell it and buy Pejac.
Haha.
Very good.
Wont go higher. Sell it and buy Pejac. Haha. Very good. |
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by Dahmer on Jun 28, 2018 8:25:06 GMT 1, i guess thing is there are a lot of hirst prints kicking about.
i dont own anything by hirst but id love one of the spot prints, also to me doesnt really matter which one and if i was bidding on one and lost, i could just find a different one instantly that looks and feels the same, you cant do that with a lot of artists, most artists dont release a hundred different prints that are essentially all the same.
i dont see his work going up massively until the guy finally kicks it, but nothing of his seems to go down in value. as an investment, might as well just buy gold and hope the economy tanks instead, more likely going to make money that way
i guess thing is there are a lot of hirst prints kicking about.
i dont own anything by hirst but id love one of the spot prints, also to me doesnt really matter which one and if i was bidding on one and lost, i could just find a different one instantly that looks and feels the same, you cant do that with a lot of artists, most artists dont release a hundred different prints that are essentially all the same.
i dont see his work going up massively until the guy finally kicks it, but nothing of his seems to go down in value. as an investment, might as well just buy gold and hope the economy tanks instead, more likely going to make money that way
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by atomic77 on Jun 28, 2018 8:33:47 GMT 1, I'm no expert but banksy seems to get more and more popular, his every movement gets press coverage. Hirst's time in the spot light is over.
Keep it if you like the piece. If you want an investment sell it and buy crypto currency.
I'm no expert but banksy seems to get more and more popular, his every movement gets press coverage. Hirst's time in the spot light is over.
Keep it if you like the piece. If you want an investment sell it and buy crypto currency.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by Majestic on Jun 28, 2018 8:55:48 GMT 1, Sink your money into Rolf.
Sink your money into Rolf.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by cmc on Jun 28, 2018 9:13:56 GMT 1, Art dealer tries to buy cheap Damien Hirst in 'he's yesterdays news' shocker.
Art dealer tries to buy cheap Damien Hirst in 'he's yesterdays news' shocker.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by blerd on Jun 28, 2018 9:15:58 GMT 1, Tony Hart.
Tony Hart.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by blerd on Jun 28, 2018 9:18:13 GMT 1, Ps.Drug dealers no nothing about Art.
Ps.Drug dealers no nothing about Art.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by cmc on Jun 28, 2018 9:21:11 GMT 1, Beware the scammers too, lots of fakes of these about...
Beware the scammers too, lots of fakes of these about...
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by Poster Bob on Jun 28, 2018 9:41:32 GMT 1, Lots of bullshit posts in this thread. I've said it before and I will say it again, Damien Hirst has just made the best decisions of his career: he shut his online shop and went back to doing his work without assistants. The importance of these two events cannot be overstated. Dropping assistants will make the most serious art collectors take note, provide more value to his original works and make them safer, standard investments; people will fight tooth and a nail to get a canvas if he only does a show or two a year and say only two dozen are available. Closing his online shop dramatically limited the supply of his work and erased all of the unwanted tat from his career. In terms of career management, it was a literal stroke of genius.
As an investment, a highly desired spot print is solid, but you can do a lot better. I'd say you're talking at best a 10% increase per year and that will not continue in perpetuity. In art terms though, that's peanuts if you can spot the next big thing. Selling a Hirst to buy Pejac is one of the most idiotic ideas I've ever heard. Pejac is far too early on in his career to see if he'll amount to anything and may be forgotten in two years. The only thing driving his career is people's desire to make money and some two-bit rappers on Instagram. Who the hell on Earth is he to ask for over a grand for a print? NOBODY. That's the answer. If you want to seriously invest in his work do it in a couple years if he's the darling of the art world, a common name and his work is fully mature.
Lots of bullshit posts in this thread. I've said it before and I will say it again, Damien Hirst has just made the best decisions of his career: he shut his online shop and went back to doing his work without assistants. The importance of these two events cannot be overstated. Dropping assistants will make the most serious art collectors take note, provide more value to his original works and make them safer, standard investments; people will fight tooth and a nail to get a canvas if he only does a show or two a year and say only two dozen are available. Closing his online shop dramatically limited the supply of his work and erased all of the unwanted tat from his career. In terms of career management, it was a literal stroke of genius.
As an investment, a highly desired spot print is solid, but you can do a lot better. I'd say you're talking at best a 10% increase per year and that will not continue in perpetuity. In art terms though, that's peanuts if you can spot the next big thing. Selling a Hirst to buy Pejac is one of the most idiotic ideas I've ever heard. Pejac is far too early on in his career to see if he'll amount to anything and may be forgotten in two years. The only thing driving his career is people's desire to make money and some two-bit rappers on Instagram. Who the hell on Earth is he to ask for over a grand for a print? NOBODY. That's the answer. If you want to seriously invest in his work do it in a couple years if he's the darling of the art world, a common name and his work is fully mature.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by Majestic on Jun 28, 2018 9:47:23 GMT 1, Neil Buchanan.
Neil Buchanan.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by caruso on Jun 28, 2018 9:48:29 GMT 1, Lots of bullshit posts in this thread. I've said it before and I will say it again, Damien Hirst has just made the best decisions of his career: he shut his online shop and went back to doing his work without assistants. The importance of these two events cannot be overstated. Dropping assistants will make the most serious art collectors take note, provide more value to his original works and make them safer, standard investments; people will fight tooth and a nail to get a canvas if he only does a show or two a year and say only two dozen are available. Closing his online shop dramatically limited the supply of his work and erased all of the unwanted tat from his career. In terms of career management, it was a literal stroke of genius. As an investment, a highly desired spot print is solid, but you can do a lot better. I'd say you're talking at best a 10% increase per year and that will not continue in perpetuity. In art terms though, that's peanuts if you can spot the next big thing. Selling a Hirst to buy Pejac is one of the most idiotic ideas I've ever heard. Pejac is far too early on in his career to see if he'll amount to anything and may be forgotten in two years. The only thing driving his career is people's desire to make money and some two-bit rappers on Instagram. Who the hell on Earth is he to ask for over a grand for a print? NOBODY. That's the answer. If you want to seriously invest in his work do it in a couple years if he's the darling of the art world, a common name and his work is fully mature.
Lots of bullshit posts in this thread. I've said it before and I will say it again, Damien Hirst has just made the best decisions of his career: he shut his online shop and went back to doing his work without assistants. The importance of these two events cannot be overstated. Dropping assistants will make the most serious art collectors take note, provide more value to his original works and make them safer, standard investments; people will fight tooth and a nail to get a canvas if he only does a show or two a year and say only two dozen are available. Closing his online shop dramatically limited the supply of his work and erased all of the unwanted tat from his career. In terms of career management, it was a literal stroke of genius. As an investment, a highly desired spot print is solid, but you can do a lot better. I'd say you're talking at best a 10% increase per year and that will not continue in perpetuity. In art terms though, that's peanuts if you can spot the next big thing. Selling a Hirst to buy Pejac is one of the most idiotic ideas I've ever heard. Pejac is far too early on in his career to see if he'll amount to anything and may be forgotten in two years. The only thing driving his career is people's desire to make money and some two-bit rappers on Instagram. Who the hell on Earth is he to ask for over a grand for a print? NOBODY. That's the answer. If you want to seriously invest in his work do it in a couple years if he's the darling of the art world, a common name and his work is fully mature. I can't help agreeing with Mr Bob here. |
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by shinkaiser on Jun 28, 2018 9:50:03 GMT 1, So I have a methylamine 13c Damien Hirst print, its 1/100 and under the light the diamond dust looks amazing. My dealer keeps telling me damien hirst blew his chance and now all the galleries hate him and his prices cant/wont go up, but to me I think he's right there as one of the big names of our time. Do you think the piece by hirst is worth keeping and he'll one day see prints sell in the 6 figure range like warhol or even $50k range like banksy or has he really hurt any chance at future appreciation with his antics. The reason I ask is Im moving soon and I have already been discussing with a good friend of mine to sell most of my art but I've been hesitant to sell my Hirst and want to keep it as I think it has a lot of potential esp now that gagosian picked him up again, I feel like he's gonna make smaller quantity from now on and has learned from the past. Just curious about your opinions.
So I have a methylamine 13c Damien Hirst print, its 1/100 and under the light the diamond dust looks amazing. My dealer keeps telling me damien hirst blew his chance and now all the galleries hate him and his prices cant/wont go up, but to me I think he's right there as one of the big names of our time. Do you think the piece by hirst is worth keeping and he'll one day see prints sell in the 6 figure range like warhol or even $50k range like banksy or has he really hurt any chance at future appreciation with his antics. The reason I ask is Im moving soon and I have already been discussing with a good friend of mine to sell most of my art but I've been hesitant to sell my Hirst and want to keep it as I think it has a lot of potential esp now that gagosian picked him up again, I feel like he's gonna make smaller quantity from now on and has learned from the past. Just curious about your opinions. Damien Hirst Blew His chance? I'm curious to know how exactly...? |
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by caruso on Jun 28, 2018 9:55:06 GMT 1, So I have a methylamine 13c Damien Hirst print, its 1/100 and under the light the diamond dust looks amazing. My dealer keeps telling me damien hirst blew his chance and now all the galleries hate him and his prices cant/wont go up, but to me I think he's right there as one of the big names of our time. Do you think the piece by hirst is worth keeping and he'll one day see prints sell in the 6 figure range like warhol or even $50k range like banksy or has he really hurt any chance at future appreciation with his antics. The reason I ask is Im moving soon and I have already been discussing with a good friend of mine to sell most of my art but I've been hesitant to sell my Hirst and want to keep it as I think it has a lot of potential esp now that gagosian picked him up again, I feel like he's gonna make smaller quantity from now on and has learned from the past. Just curious about your opinions. Damien Hirst Blew His chance? I'm curious to know how exactly...?
So I have a methylamine 13c Damien Hirst print, its 1/100 and under the light the diamond dust looks amazing. My dealer keeps telling me damien hirst blew his chance and now all the galleries hate him and his prices cant/wont go up, but to me I think he's right there as one of the big names of our time. Do you think the piece by hirst is worth keeping and he'll one day see prints sell in the 6 figure range like warhol or even $50k range like banksy or has he really hurt any chance at future appreciation with his antics. The reason I ask is Im moving soon and I have already been discussing with a good friend of mine to sell most of my art but I've been hesitant to sell my Hirst and want to keep it as I think it has a lot of potential esp now that gagosian picked him up again, I feel like he's gonna make smaller quantity from now on and has learned from the past. Just curious about your opinions. Damien Hirst Blew His chance? I'm curious to know how exactly...? He didn't enter the Pejac lottery... That's how. |
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by DOH on Jun 28, 2018 10:05:02 GMT 1, Keep the Hirst. I purchased this over 10 years ago, and still one of my favourite prints in my collection.
Keep the Hirst. I purchased this over 10 years ago, and still one of my favourite prints in my collection. |
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by sircoxson on Jun 28, 2018 10:07:15 GMT 1, Keep the Hirst. I purchased this over 10 years ago, and still one of my favourite prints in my collection.
someone in your family is a toy collector as well!
Keep the Hirst. I purchased this over 10 years ago, and still one of my favourite prints in my collection. someone in your family is a toy collector as well! |
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by Jeezuz Jones Snr on Jun 28, 2018 10:27:40 GMT 1, So I have a methylamine 13c Damien Hirst print, its 1/100 and under the light the diamond dust looks amazing. My dealer keeps telling me damien hirst blew his chance and now all the galleries hate him and his prices cant/wont go up, but to me I think he's right there as one of the big names of our time. Do you think the piece by hirst is worth keeping and he'll one day see prints sell in the 6 figure range like warhol or even $50k range like banksy or has he really hurt any chance at future appreciation with his antics. The reason I ask is Im moving soon and I have already been discussing with a good friend of mine to sell most of my art but I've been hesitant to sell my Hirst and want to keep it as I think it has a lot of potential esp now that gagosian picked him up again, I feel like he's gonna make smaller quantity from now on and has learned from the past. Just curious about your opinions. Damien Hirst Blew His chance? I'm curious to know how exactly...?
Blew his chance? Heโs one of the worlds richest artists. He has a bacon hanging in his tv room ๐
So I have a methylamine 13c Damien Hirst print, its 1/100 and under the light the diamond dust looks amazing. My dealer keeps telling me damien hirst blew his chance and now all the galleries hate him and his prices cant/wont go up, but to me I think he's right there as one of the big names of our time. Do you think the piece by hirst is worth keeping and he'll one day see prints sell in the 6 figure range like warhol or even $50k range like banksy or has he really hurt any chance at future appreciation with his antics. The reason I ask is Im moving soon and I have already been discussing with a good friend of mine to sell most of my art but I've been hesitant to sell my Hirst and want to keep it as I think it has a lot of potential esp now that gagosian picked him up again, I feel like he's gonna make smaller quantity from now on and has learned from the past. Just curious about your opinions. Damien Hirst Blew His chance? I'm curious to know how exactly...? Blew his chance? Heโs one of the worlds richest artists. He has a bacon hanging in his tv room ๐ |
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by shy on Jun 28, 2018 10:31:00 GMT 1, First artwork will continue to rise. Just look at how expensive his originals are... Don't sell unless you have to. Look at his new release, too many buyers and not enough to go around
First artwork will continue to rise. Just look at how expensive his originals are... Don't sell unless you have to. Look at his new release, too many buyers and not enough to go around
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by dantheman8 on Jun 28, 2018 15:06:48 GMT 1,
how to delete my free aol account
Bob here is the piece, i believe its the only "black" background piece he's ever made btw. My dealer and I were just talking and she was telling me she felt like he damaged his reputation with art galleries and thus they would punish him moving forward and id be better off selling the piece bc she told me while looking around most of the ones she found were $20k or so and thats more than I paid for it. She said I should be buying some nice originals with the money not a print thats all, but to me Hirst is one of the top living people and this "spot" piece is rare by him bc of the diamond dust and color. Thanks for the insights
how to delete my free aol accountBob here is the piece, i believe its the only "black" background piece he's ever made btw. My dealer and I were just talking and she was telling me she felt like he damaged his reputation with art galleries and thus they would punish him moving forward and id be better off selling the piece bc she told me while looking around most of the ones she found were $20k or so and thats more than I paid for it. She said I should be buying some nice originals with the money not a print thats all, but to me Hirst is one of the top living people and this "spot" piece is rare by him bc of the diamond dust and color. Thanks for the insights
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by martin0098 on Jun 28, 2018 15:10:23 GMT 1, He has some nice works, But one more vote for Pejac
He has some nice works, But one more vote for Pejac
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by nobokov on Jun 28, 2018 15:13:02 GMT 1, [/quote]
Blew his chance? Heโs one of the worlds richest artists. He has a bacon hanging in his tv room ๐ [/quote]Now there's a man who loves his smoked meats.
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Blew his chance? Heโs one of the worlds richest artists. He has a bacon hanging in his tv room ๐ [/quote]Now there's a man who loves his smoked meats.
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Damien Hirst Print As An Investment?, by martin0098 on Jun 28, 2018 15:17:38 GMT 1, Lots of bullshit posts in this thread. I've said it before and I will say it again, Damien Hirst has just made the best decisions of his career: he shut his online shop and went back to doing his work without assistants. The importance of these two events cannot be overstated. Dropping assistants will make the most serious art collectors take note, provide more value to his original works and make them safer, standard investments; people will fight tooth and a nail to get a canvas if he only does a show or two a year and say only two dozen are available. Closing his online shop dramatically limited the supply of his work and erased all of the unwanted tat from his career. In terms of career management, it was a literal stroke of genius. As an investment, a highly desired spot print is solid, but you can do a lot better. I'd say you're talking at best a 10% increase per year and that will not continue in perpetuity. In art terms though, that's peanuts if you can spot the next big thing. Selling a Hirst to buy Pejac is one of the most idiotic ideas I've ever heard. Pejac is far too early on in his career to see if he'll amount to anything and may be forgotten in two years. The only thing driving his career is people's desire to make money and some two-bit rappers on Instagram. Who the hell on Earth is he to ask for over a grand for a print? NOBODY. That's the answer. If you want to seriously invest in his work do it in a couple years if he's the darling of the art world, a common name and his work is fully mature.
Lots of bullshit posts in this thread. I've said it before and I will say it again, Damien Hirst has just made the best decisions of his career: he shut his online shop and went back to doing his work without assistants. The importance of these two events cannot be overstated. Dropping assistants will make the most serious art collectors take note, provide more value to his original works and make them safer, standard investments; people will fight tooth and a nail to get a canvas if he only does a show or two a year and say only two dozen are available. Closing his online shop dramatically limited the supply of his work and erased all of the unwanted tat from his career. In terms of career management, it was a literal stroke of genius. As an investment, a highly desired spot print is solid, but you can do a lot better. I'd say you're talking at best a 10% increase per year and that will not continue in perpetuity. In art terms though, that's peanuts if you can spot the next big thing. Selling a Hirst to buy Pejac is one of the most idiotic ideas I've ever heard. Pejac is far too early on in his career to see if he'll amount to anything and may be forgotten in two years. The only thing driving his career is people's desire to make money and some two-bit rappers on Instagram. Who the hell on Earth is he to ask for over a grand for a print? NOBODY. That's the answer. If you want to seriously invest in his work do it in a couple years if he's the darling of the art world, a common name and his work is fully mature. Totally agree. Before any kind of investment, it is essential to do some thorough analysis. |
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