You want to buy at the peak hype/price? Why? Much better ways to park tens of thousands right now. Ignore the noise that novices get sucked into.

What are you looking to spend?

I received an email from Piermarq the other day indicating they had 3 very early (2017) canvases for sale. Ranging from 11k-13k AUD, all smaller than 60 x 50cm. Offering all three for 30k AUD. These seemed to pre-date his still life works and were mainly abstract with the exception of one very raw, black and white flower still life.

Is it a similar colour ?

😂😂😂😂 I sold this size for £40,000

Even in this shit market you are everything that has killed this forum.

£8000 for a big Kerwick! What a C&t

We don't know whether the painting sold on 9 March 2023, only that the "Price Realised" was £189,000 (hammer price of £150,000 plus 26% buyer's premium).

The stated provenance for the Christie's 2024 listing seems to imply the 2023 sale never actually completed. If this is correct, it's presumably because the winning bidder failed to pay.



While speculative on my part, it would not surprise me if the painting had been shilled in 2023 by individuals looking to shift public perception. The so‑called pump.

Aggressive shilling would give the outward appearance of a heightened demand for works by Jordy Kerwick. Defaulting afterwards would then allow such an artifice to be achieved without the need for any financial output.

The 12 March 2024 result (with the low estimate of £15,000 having not been reached) might suggest we are now in a post‑dump period for Kerwick paintings — market manipulators perhaps having already offloaded and pulled out, leaving others behind to hold their empty sacks.

Good win by seller. Buyer got massively burnt.

Average win by seller! These were selling for double at one point!  “Leave it to the pros!”

I have a 1.8 x 2m tiger rug canvas. Looking for £45k

Kerwick is an unskilled, overly-hyped painter. I don't understand why anyone would take such a risk and pay an extravagant amount for his work.