kfroms
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Recommended Art Books, by kfroms on Sept 20, 2024 12:31:50 GMT 1, The book went on pre-sale back in May (?) I think and was available for some time. Maybe they found a spare box of signed books.
Yes, Wednesday was quite busy - when I arrived just after 5pm the space in front of the gallery was nicely filled with beer drinking folks!
The book went on pre-sale back in May (?) I think and was available for some time. Maybe they found a spare box of signed books.
Yes, Wednesday was quite busy - when I arrived just after 5pm the space in front of the gallery was nicely filled with beer drinking folks!
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Recommended Art Books, by John The Badgers on Sept 20, 2024 18:32:59 GMT 1, I would certainly recommend the Emin book to anyone.
Received mine last week from the initial notification earlier in the year, a lovely item.
Was aware that some more were available yesterday evening, would be a great addition to any collection.
This sly old silver fox also lined one of these up for a top Christmas present for a good friend, thinking extra Christmas Pudding for me in December.
I would certainly recommend the Emin book to anyone.
Received mine last week from the initial notification earlier in the year, a lovely item.
Was aware that some more were available yesterday evening, would be a great addition to any collection.
This sly old silver fox also lined one of these up for a top Christmas present for a good friend, thinking extra Christmas Pudding for me in December.
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Recommended Art Books, by Lroy on Sept 20, 2024 18:40:44 GMT 1, I would certainly recommend the Emin book to anyone. Received mine last week from the initial notification earlier in the year, a lovely item. Was aware that some more were available yesterday evening, would be a great addition to any collection. This sly old silver fox also lined one of these up for a top Christmas present for a good friend, thinking extra Christmas Pudding for me in December. For those overseas waiting for the Tracey Emin, I have updates as I wrote to Phaidon : “ Our European distributors have not yet received stock of Tracey Emin: Paintings. As mentioned on the website, this is currently scheduled to ship from the 26th of this month. Kind regards ”
I would certainly recommend the Emin book to anyone. Received mine last week from the initial notification earlier in the year, a lovely item. Was aware that some more were available yesterday evening, would be a great addition to any collection. This sly old silver fox also lined one of these up for a top Christmas present for a good friend, thinking extra Christmas Pudding for me in December. For those overseas waiting for the Tracey Emin, I have updates as I wrote to Phaidon : “ Our European distributors have not yet received stock of Tracey Emin: Paintings. As mentioned on the website, this is currently scheduled to ship from the 26th of this month. Kind regards ”
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sevrin
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February 2022
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Recommended Art Books, by sevrin on Sept 20, 2024 18:45:07 GMT 1, I would certainly recommend the Emin book to anyone. Received mine last week from the initial notification earlier in the year, a lovely item. Was aware that some more were available yesterday evening, would be a great addition to any collection. This sly old silver fox also lined one of these up for a top Christmas present for a good friend, thinking extra Christmas Pudding for me in December. Agreed, I received mine last week also, a really lovely publication, I'm looking forward to going along to White Cube next week for the show.
I would certainly recommend the Emin book to anyone. Received mine last week from the initial notification earlier in the year, a lovely item. Was aware that some more were available yesterday evening, would be a great addition to any collection. This sly old silver fox also lined one of these up for a top Christmas present for a good friend, thinking extra Christmas Pudding for me in December. Agreed, I received mine last week also, a really lovely publication, I'm looking forward to going along to White Cube next week for the show.
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Recommended Art Books, by Lroy on Sept 20, 2024 18:47:35 GMT 1, In fact, as for the Fragile Book, it’s better when there are no pictures from inside the book. For those that ordered one, it will be the surprise! No spoiler.
In fact, as for the Fragile Book, it’s better when there are no pictures from inside the book. For those that ordered one, it will be the surprise! No spoiler.
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Recommended Art Books, by Lroy on Sept 21, 2024 18:13:30 GMT 1, It’s a beautiful and great book : paper and photos are quality ( I m showing you some even if 2 days ago I was saying the contrary, just for example ), very happy with despite some dings dang dong 🛎️ ! Enjoy !
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mcgill14
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Recommended Art Books, by mcgill14 on Sept 21, 2024 21:04:50 GMT 1, New house beginning to feel like home. Art books are out the boxes and in the new unit...🙂🙂
New house beginning to feel like home. Art books are out the boxes and in the new unit...🙂🙂
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mojo
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Recommended Art Books, by mojo on Sept 23, 2024 9:58:54 GMT 1, An 'unofficial' Banksy - Raisonne on street works. "The future bible for real Banksy works",... really? "and not the more clinical studio works that are essentially derivatives of the real thing" ...and yet, 'the more clinical derivative studio works' as he calls them are official artworks that receive COA's, unlike the street works.
Why didn't Richard Hessink just publish a collection of photographs of Banksy Street pieces? I think its a bit misleading stating it as an official Banksy Catalogue Raisonne particularly as the street pieces do not qualify for authentication from the artists official authenticity office. *edit I've just seen there is already a thread about it link
An 'unofficial' Banksy - Raisonne on street works. "The future bible for real Banksy works",... really? "and not the more clinical studio works that are essentially derivatives of the real thing" ...and yet, 'the more clinical derivative studio works' as he calls them are official artworks that receive COA's, unlike the street works. Why didn't Richard Hessink just publish a collection of photographs of Banksy Street pieces? I think its a bit misleading stating it as an official Banksy Catalogue Raisonne particularly as the street pieces do not qualify for authentication from the artists official authenticity office. *edit I've just seen there is already a thread about it link
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kjg
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December 2014
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Recommended Art Books, by kjg on Sept 23, 2024 10:09:16 GMT 1, An 'unofficial' Banksy - Raisonne on street works. "The future bible for real Banksy works",... really? "and not the more clinical studio works that are essentially derivatives of the real thing" ...and yet, 'the more clinical derivative studio works' as he calls them are official artworks that receive COA's, unlike the street works. Why didn't Richard Hessink just publish a collection of photographs of Banksy Street pieces? I think its a bit misleading stating it as an official Banksy Catalogue Raisonne particularly as the street pieces do not qualify for authentication from the artists official authenticity office. ‘A bit misleading’ is putting it mildly.
An 'unofficial' Banksy - Raisonne on street works. "The future bible for real Banksy works",... really? "and not the more clinical studio works that are essentially derivatives of the real thing" ...and yet, 'the more clinical derivative studio works' as he calls them are official artworks that receive COA's, unlike the street works. Why didn't Richard Hessink just publish a collection of photographs of Banksy Street pieces? I think its a bit misleading stating it as an official Banksy Catalogue Raisonne particularly as the street pieces do not qualify for authentication from the artists official authenticity office. ‘A bit misleading’ is putting it mildly.
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Minecrafter
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October 2021
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Recommended Art Books, by Minecrafter on Sept 23, 2024 10:27:40 GMT 1, An 'unofficial' Banksy - Raisonne on street works. "The future bible for real Banksy works",... really? "and not the more clinical studio works that are essentially derivatives of the real thing" ...and yet, 'the more clinical derivative studio works' as he calls them are official artworks that receive COA's, unlike the street works. Why didn't Richard Hessink just publish a collection of photographs of Banksy Street pieces? I think its a bit misleading stating it as an official Banksy Catalogue Raisonne particularly as the street pieces do not qualify for authentication from the artists official authenticity office. *edit I've just seen there is already a thread about it link This is pure gold , at least Diddy would have used oil 😂
An 'unofficial' Banksy - Raisonne on street works. "The future bible for real Banksy works",... really? "and not the more clinical studio works that are essentially derivatives of the real thing" ...and yet, 'the more clinical derivative studio works' as he calls them are official artworks that receive COA's, unlike the street works. Why didn't Richard Hessink just publish a collection of photographs of Banksy Street pieces? I think its a bit misleading stating it as an official Banksy Catalogue Raisonne particularly as the street pieces do not qualify for authentication from the artists official authenticity office. *edit I've just seen there is already a thread about it linkThis is pure gold , at least Diddy would have used oil 😂
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Recommended Art Books, by Lroy on Sept 23, 2024 10:40:06 GMT 1, An 'unofficial' Banksy - Raisonne on street works. "The future bible for real Banksy works",... really? "and not the more clinical studio works that are essentially derivatives of the real thing" ...and yet, 'the more clinical derivative studio works' as he calls them are official artworks that receive COA's, unlike the street works. Why didn't Richard Hessink just publish a collection of photographs of Banksy Street pieces? I think its a bit misleading stating it as an official Banksy Catalogue Raisonne particularly as the street pieces do not qualify for authentication from the artists official authenticity office. *edit I've just seen there is already a thread about it link Anyway, this book is sold out and some here or in another part criticizing it will already buy it without telling the forum per example. Why ? Because it’s the first catalogue raisonné about Banksy, and no one else would make another one, specially Banksy. It’s a book made by a fan ( if I well understood ), I just hope that he credited the photographers.
An 'unofficial' Banksy - Raisonne on street works. "The future bible for real Banksy works",... really? "and not the more clinical studio works that are essentially derivatives of the real thing" ...and yet, 'the more clinical derivative studio works' as he calls them are official artworks that receive COA's, unlike the street works. Why didn't Richard Hessink just publish a collection of photographs of Banksy Street pieces? I think its a bit misleading stating it as an official Banksy Catalogue Raisonne particularly as the street pieces do not qualify for authentication from the artists official authenticity office. *edit I've just seen there is already a thread about it linkAnyway, this book is sold out and some here or in another part criticizing it will already buy it without telling the forum per example. Why ? Because it’s the first catalogue raisonné about Banksy, and no one else would make another one, specially Banksy. It’s a book made by a fan ( if I well understood ), I just hope that he credited the photographers.
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mojo
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May 2014
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Recommended Art Books, by mojo on Sept 23, 2024 10:59:07 GMT 1, An 'unofficial' Banksy - Raisonne on street works. "The future bible for real Banksy works",... really? "and not the more clinical studio works that are essentially derivatives of the real thing" ...and yet, 'the more clinical derivative studio works' as he calls them are official artworks that receive COA's, unlike the street works. Why didn't Richard Hessink just publish a collection of photographs of Banksy Street pieces? I think its a bit misleading stating it as an official Banksy Catalogue Raisonne particularly as the street pieces do not qualify for authentication from the artists official authenticity office. *edit I've just seen there is already a thread about it linkAnyway, this book is sold out and some here or in another part criticizing it will already buy it without telling the forum per example. Why ? Because it’s the first catalogue raisonné about Banksy, and no one else would make another one, specially Banksy. It’s a book made by a fan ( if I well understood ), I just hope that he credited the photographers. Hi Lroy, what people spend their money on is their business, my point is that it's misleading to title it a catalogue raisonne particularly as it catalogues works that are not authenticated by the artists authenticity office. Catalogue raisonne are generally published by the artist and or artist representative ie. pest control. I don't consider a fan releasing a book of photographs of an artists work an official enough publication to warrant being classed as a catalogue raisonne, and no I don't think, from reading the thread, that the photographers were credited. I will stick to raisons on my breakfast cereal
An 'unofficial' Banksy - Raisonne on street works. "The future bible for real Banksy works",... really? "and not the more clinical studio works that are essentially derivatives of the real thing" ...and yet, 'the more clinical derivative studio works' as he calls them are official artworks that receive COA's, unlike the street works. Why didn't Richard Hessink just publish a collection of photographs of Banksy Street pieces? I think its a bit misleading stating it as an official Banksy Catalogue Raisonne particularly as the street pieces do not qualify for authentication from the artists official authenticity office. *edit I've just seen there is already a thread about it linkAnyway, this book is sold out and some here or in another part criticizing it will already buy it without telling the forum per example. Why ? Because it’s the first catalogue raisonné about Banksy, and no one else would make another one, specially Banksy. It’s a book made by a fan ( if I well understood ), I just hope that he credited the photographers. Hi Lroy, what people spend their money on is their business, my point is that it's misleading to title it a catalogue raisonne particularly as it catalogues works that are not authenticated by the artists authenticity office. Catalogue raisonne are generally published by the artist and or artist representative ie. pest control. I don't consider a fan releasing a book of photographs of an artists work an official enough publication to warrant being classed as a catalogue raisonne, and no I don't think, from reading the thread, that the photographers were credited. I will stick to raisons on my breakfast cereal
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Recommended Art Books, by Lroy on Sept 23, 2024 11:15:30 GMT 1, Yes I understand mojo Better buy the Book on the space shop very soon !
I think this one will be limited to the Space Shop as no « big bookstores ( Fnac Amazon ) announced it ! Maybe a limited one, I don’t know :-)
Yes I understand mojoBetter buy the Book on the space shop very soon ! I think this one will be limited to the Space Shop as no « big bookstores ( Fnac Amazon ) announced it ! Maybe a limited one, I don’t know :-)
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Recommended Art Books, by John The Badgers on Sept 23, 2024 18:23:08 GMT 1, Not an art book granted, but know there have been some cracking music books posted over the years on the fab Book Thread.
Listening to the lovely Etta James over the weekend, if I could recommend her autobigraphy, 'Rage to Survive', a great read to say the least.
Some lifestyle choices that would have Keith Richards raising an eye brow and tutting -
One of my most treasured items as she signed it for me in the early '90's -
Not an art book granted, but know there have been some cracking music books posted over the years on the fab Book Thread. Listening to the lovely Etta James over the weekend, if I could recommend her autobigraphy, 'Rage to Survive', a great read to say the least. Some lifestyle choices that would have Keith Richards raising an eye brow and tutting - One of my most treasured items as she signed it for me in the early '90's -
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kfroms
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October 2011
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Recommended Art Books, by kfroms on Sept 27, 2024 12:27:03 GMT 1, Thats proper cool and special, John
I was travelling in Germany this week and happened to be in Düsseldorf on Monday and got to see Moby play one of his few concerts to celebrate 25 years of “Play” Needless to say it was fabulous. Moby is just great.
Read and enjoyed both his memoirs - Porcelain covers the early years and ends with the launch of “Play” And then it fell apart anything after that till approx 2019
Moby did a book reading a few years back and I got my signed and doodled. A cherished one.
Thats proper cool and special, John I was travelling in Germany this week and happened to be in Düsseldorf on Monday and got to see Moby play one of his few concerts to celebrate 25 years of “Play” Needless to say it was fabulous. Moby is just great. Read and enjoyed both his memoirs - Porcelain covers the early years and ends with the launch of “Play” And then it fell apart anything after that till approx 2019 Moby did a book reading a few years back and I got my signed and doodled. A cherished one.
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