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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by skybluemark on Mar 8, 2021 12:55:55 GMT 1, Be interested to hear what you think your most under rated piece of art is. That might be for its message, its look, or whatever - but lets leave financial gain out of the equation!!
I'll kick off with I-Need by Mantis. This was the first print I bought and the message speaks for itself, and in my opinion, is executed pretty well. As you can tell I'm no Brian Sewell.
Over to you.
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Be interested to hear what you think your most under rated piece of art is. That might be for its message, its look, or whatever - but lets leave financial gain out of the equation!!
I'll kick off with I-Need by Mantis. This was the first print I bought and the message speaks for itself, and in my opinion, is executed pretty well. As you can tell I'm no Brian Sewell.
Over to you.
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by Coach on Mar 8, 2021 13:07:38 GMT 1, I very much liked Mantis’ piece with the mushroom cloud and always planned to pick one up but never did.
Is he still creating work?
I very much liked Mantis’ piece with the mushroom cloud and always planned to pick one up but never did.
Is he still creating work?
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by jenko on Mar 9, 2021 0:51:49 GMT 1, I find it difficult to pick one underrated piece from all of urban/modern art so I'll choose one I've personally neglected in my collection...
Picked up a piece from Miss Aniela a while back (high level commission surreal photographer but also does prints of her work), it's a fuckin' beaut but haven't been able to frame and put it up yet. Criminal that I've let it stay under the bed so long.
Other images: www.saatchiart.com/art/Photography-Swan-Lake-medium-edition-5-sold-out-LAST-ARTIST-PROOF-2-2/33920/2143595/view
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by mose on Mar 9, 2021 0:59:19 GMT 1, Ooh, great thread idea.
For me, it would have to be my Cameron Rowland. IMO, Rowland is the most interesting/exciting artist working with issues of race, urban life, etc. Very few of his pieces are for sale, I was quite lucky to be able to purchase one when I had the opportunity around 7 years ago.
Cameron Rowland
Constituent, 2014
Outlet
Dimensions variable
Edition of 3
Outlets allow the flow of current through cable. When electrical cable is sold as scrap, the outlet is often still connected, but cannot be used and has no value. An electrician cuts the power supply to one outlet, removes the faceplate and reveals the copper core of two electrical wires.
Ooh, great thread idea. For me, it would have to be my Cameron Rowland. IMO, Rowland is the most interesting/exciting artist working with issues of race, urban life, etc. Very few of his pieces are for sale, I was quite lucky to be able to purchase one when I had the opportunity around 7 years ago. Cameron Rowland Constituent, 2014 Outlet Dimensions variable Edition of 3 Outlets allow the flow of current through cable. When electrical cable is sold as scrap, the outlet is often still connected, but cannot be used and has no value. An electrician cuts the power supply to one outlet, removes the faceplate and reveals the copper core of two electrical wires. |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by Ravnur 2020 on Mar 9, 2021 2:07:31 GMT 1, 
Marilene Oliver
Text Me
2003
Cast bronze with etched copper spikes
Marilene collected all the text messages she received over a year and etched them onto copper spikes. The piece still arrests me and is still relevant today commenting on how we communicate, how we are bombarded by messages from the outside and how we can to a certain extent use this as an armor.
marileneoliver.com/portfolio/textme
Marilene Oliver Text Me 2003 Cast bronze with etched copper spikes Marilene collected all the text messages she received over a year and etched them onto copper spikes. The piece still arrests me and is still relevant today commenting on how we communicate, how we are bombarded by messages from the outside and how we can to a certain extent use this as an armor. marileneoliver.com/portfolio/textme |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by teabaggins on Mar 9, 2021 3:07:20 GMT 1, Marilene Oliver Text Me 2003 Cast bronze with etched copper spikes Marilene collected all the text messages she received over a year and etched them onto copper spikes. The piece still arrests me and is still relevant today commenting on how we communicate, how we are bombarded by messages from the outside and how we can to a certain extent use this as an armor. marileneoliver.com/portfolio/textme
Seems like Marilene Oliver might be a Clive Barker fan. 😉
Marilene Oliver Text Me 2003 Cast bronze with etched copper spikes Marilene collected all the text messages she received over a year and etched them onto copper spikes. The piece still arrests me and is still relevant today commenting on how we communicate, how we are bombarded by messages from the outside and how we can to a certain extent use this as an armor. marileneoliver.com/portfolio/textmeSeems like Marilene Oliver might be a Clive Barker fan. 😉 |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by artzzzy on Mar 9, 2021 9:21:20 GMT 1, 
The Fancy Thing
Ryan Heshka
I fell in live with this paitinng the moment I saw it.
But all my friends think it’s pure ugly and just scary 😦
The Fancy Thing Ryan Heshka I fell in live with this paitinng the moment I saw it. But all my friends think it’s pure ugly and just scary 😦 |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by skybluemark on Mar 9, 2021 16:35:48 GMT 1, that is super cool
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by jenko on Mar 9, 2021 17:08:51 GMT 1, Cheers dude, the blues and golds really pop irl. Her work is quality, charges eye watering amounts for commission from models etc, but not a lot of collector attention yet.
Cheers dude, the blues and golds really pop irl. Her work is quality, charges eye watering amounts for commission from models etc, but not a lot of collector attention yet. |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by veetee on Mar 9, 2021 17:09:38 GMT 1,
This is stunning! It deserves to be on the wall!
This is stunning! It deserves to be on the wall! |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by artzzzy on Mar 9, 2021 17:09:39 GMT 1,
These are beautiful!!
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by jenko on Mar 9, 2021 17:25:37 GMT 1, This is stunning! It deserves to be on the wall! 
This is stunning! It deserves to be on the wall! It will be as soon as my framer decides to pull their finger out |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by Coach on Mar 9, 2021 23:47:23 GMT 1, I have three huge paintings by Case, one of my favourite artists. For reasons that escape me many people don’t seem to like them. I can’t fathom their antipathy. I think they are exquisite. I dont know much about Case, but this street piece I came across somewhere back in the day has always stuck in my mind. flic.kr/p/7Heue7
His street work is fantastic. I’d hazard a guess that was painted around the time of his Signal Gallery show, which was excellent.
Case is 1/4 of the MACLAIM Crew along with Tasso, Rusk and Akut (who with Hera is Herakut). All 4 of them are superb.
I have three huge paintings by Case, one of my favourite artists. For reasons that escape me many people don’t seem to like them. I can’t fathom their antipathy. I think they are exquisite. I dont know much about Case, but this street piece I came across somewhere back in the day has always stuck in my mind. flic.kr/p/7Heue7His street work is fantastic. I’d hazard a guess that was painted around the time of his Signal Gallery show, which was excellent. Case is 1/4 of the MACLAIM Crew along with Tasso, Rusk and Akut (who with Hera is Herakut). All 4 of them are superb. |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by Coach on Mar 9, 2021 23:48:45 GMT 1, Thank you artzzzy. A few appreciate them!
They get raised eyebrows (at the very least) from visitors!
Thank you artzzzy. A few appreciate them! They get raised eyebrows (at the very least) from visitors! |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by Coach on Mar 9, 2021 23:50:38 GMT 1,
I still rate him very highly. Another fabulous artist.
I remember a time when Deathstar was one of the most sought after prints on here!
I still rate him very highly. Another fabulous artist. I remember a time when Deathstar was one of the most sought after prints on here! |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by Inknart on Mar 9, 2021 23:57:49 GMT 1, Think mine is , "Dancing Boldly Through the Storm," by Eelus with Gold Leaf. Still shocked standard is avail for 175 from source, can usually find it discounted as well from AR.
Think mine is , "Dancing Boldly Through the Storm," by Eelus with Gold Leaf. Still shocked standard is avail for 175 from source, can usually find it discounted as well from AR. |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by Coach on Mar 10, 2021 0:07:36 GMT 1, His street work is fantastic. I’d hazard a guess that was painted around the time of his Signal Gallery show, which was excellent. Case is 1/4 of the MACLAIM Crew along with Tasso, Rusk and Akut (who with Hera is Herakut). All 4 of them are superb. Indeed it was sir. I have scant recollection of the show itself, but two pictures further on my photostream I was in Signal Gallery 🤣 www.flickr.com/photos/piersmason/4403973479/in/photostreamTasso did a livepaint at Cargo at some point, and this work blew me away www.flickr.com/photos/piersmason/747420375One of my highest viewed pics too, which is nice!
Great pics. Thank you. I love the Case Maclaim tag a few pictures along.
I used to own another Case, which was mostly of skin, save for a male nipple and a fly. Loved that painting.
His street work is fantastic. I’d hazard a guess that was painted around the time of his Signal Gallery show, which was excellent. Case is 1/4 of the MACLAIM Crew along with Tasso, Rusk and Akut (who with Hera is Herakut). All 4 of them are superb. Indeed it was sir. I have scant recollection of the show itself, but two pictures further on my photostream I was in Signal Gallery 🤣 www.flickr.com/photos/piersmason/4403973479/in/photostreamTasso did a livepaint at Cargo at some point, and this work blew me away www.flickr.com/photos/piersmason/747420375One of my highest viewed pics too, which is nice! Great pics. Thank you. I love the Case Maclaim tag a few pictures along. I used to own another Case, which was mostly of skin, save for a male nipple and a fly. Loved that painting. |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by gd79 on Mar 10, 2021 12:17:42 GMT 1, This is a great thread, nice one. Very taken by the Ms Amiens as well...
I think almost everything on my walls is under appreciated! At the moment, no-one else gets to see any of it  I would plump for the below though. It's a shot of Banksy by Tim Walker. Indeed, I'd say that in terms of composition and framing, it's all banksy. It just happens to be shot by Tim Walker - himself very much a blue chip photographer (I believe the only photographer to have a solo show at the V&A). It wasn't cheap, but it's a large format /10 edition, and a fraction of the cost of a banksy print.
This is a great thread, nice one. Very taken by the Ms Amiens as well...
I think almost everything on my walls is under appreciated! At the moment, no-one else gets to see any of it I would plump for the below though. It's a shot of Banksy by Tim Walker. Indeed, I'd say that in terms of composition and framing, it's all banksy. It just happens to be shot by Tim Walker - himself very much a blue chip photographer (I believe the only photographer to have a solo show at the V&A). It wasn't cheap, but it's a large format /10 edition, and a fraction of the cost of a banksy print. |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by skybluemark on Mar 10, 2021 13:02:03 GMT 1,
This is a great thread, nice one. Very taken by the Ms Amiens as well...
I think almost everything on my walls is under appreciated! At the moment, no-one else gets to see any of it I would plump for the below though. It's a shot of Banksy by Tim Walker. Indeed, I'd say that in terms of composition and framing, it's all banksy. It just happens to be shot by Tim Walker - himself very much a blue chip photographer (I believe the only photographer to have a solo show at the V&A). It wasn't cheap, but it's a large format /10 edition, and a fraction of the cost of a banksy print.
This is a great thread, nice one. Very taken by the Ms Amiens as well...
I think almost everything on my walls is under appreciated! At the moment, no-one else gets to see any of it I would plump for the below though. It's a shot of Banksy by Tim Walker. Indeed, I'd say that in terms of composition and framing, it's all banksy. It just happens to be shot by Tim Walker - himself very much a blue chip photographer (I believe the only photographer to have a solo show at the V&A). It wasn't cheap, but it's a large format /10 edition, and a fraction of the cost of a banksy print. I do like that |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by Midfield General on Mar 11, 2021 10:26:13 GMT 1, I still rate him very highly. Another fabulous artist. I remember a time when Deathstar was one of the most sought after prints on here!
High praise indeed! Love case too but unfortunately when I was offered a piece I didn't really appreciate how good it was, my tastes have changed and would love to have one in the house
I still rate him very highly. Another fabulous artist. I remember a time when Deathstar was one of the most sought after prints on here! High praise indeed! Love case too but unfortunately when I was offered a piece I didn't really appreciate how good it was, my tastes have changed and would love to have one in the house |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by Deleted on Mar 11, 2021 15:16:58 GMT 1, My Pablo prints weren't very appreciated. Not sure if it was subject matter issue or overall concept. I might release a mother theresa version to see if it makes a difference. i personally like them but don't need 15 of each.
Not sure how to post insta image like above.
My Pablo prints weren't very appreciated. Not sure if it was subject matter issue or overall concept. I might release a mother theresa version to see if it makes a difference. i personally like them but don't need 15 of each.
Not sure how to post insta image like above.
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by skybluemark on Jul 20, 2021 13:03:28 GMT 1, I'm going to shamelessly resurrect this thread, as many have pointed out, nowadays this forum is more about how you can make a quick buck than discussing art.
I get that its a forum and so is open to any discussion, but when those discussions account for 95% of all topics, its getting a bit boring. Further those sorts of discussions seem to bring out the worst in people, so there it is, be nice and change the frickin record!!
I'm going to shamelessly resurrect this thread, as many have pointed out, nowadays this forum is more about how you can make a quick buck than discussing art.
I get that its a forum and so is open to any discussion, but when those discussions account for 95% of all topics, its getting a bit boring. Further those sorts of discussions seem to bring out the worst in people, so there it is, be nice and change the frickin record!!
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by Coach on Jul 20, 2021 14:02:15 GMT 1, I'm going to shamelessly resurrect this thread, as many have pointed out, nowadays this forum is more about how you can make a quick buck than discussing art. I get that its a forum and so is open to any discussion, but when those discussions account for 95% of all topics, its getting a bit boring. Further those sorts of discussions seem to bring out the worst in people, so there it is, be nice and change the frickin record!!
Music to my ears.
Sadly I’ve already posted mine, so can’t really contribute much further.
That said, here’s another that some find a little disturbing, but do tend to appreciate how very well it’s painted.
http://instagram.com/p/BNQJmrlDJY7
I'm going to shamelessly resurrect this thread, as many have pointed out, nowadays this forum is more about how you can make a quick buck than discussing art. I get that its a forum and so is open to any discussion, but when those discussions account for 95% of all topics, its getting a bit boring. Further those sorts of discussions seem to bring out the worst in people, so there it is, be nice and change the frickin record!! Music to my ears. Sadly I’ve already posted mine, so can’t really contribute much further. That said, here’s another that some find a little disturbing, but do tend to appreciate how very well it’s painted. http://instagram.com/p/BNQJmrlDJY7 |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by Coach on Jul 20, 2021 15:09:45 GMT 1, Has to be my OG Mr. Jago. Bought it from a non-specialist auction a couple of years back; it had a larger cousin that sold at the same time that I still kick myself about not buying. Painted on MDF and it weighs an absolute ton; had to mount it on a TV wall bracket as nothing else would hold. Came from a tower block down in Bristol originally. I built the frame myself; it overhangs the edges of the painting by about 1/2" to cover over all the dings that it had picked up prior to my buying it. People tend to focus on the other bits in the room, despite it being the largest in there by a long way! I absolutely love it, and framing it myself makes me feel like I've added a little bit to it, too. 
Lovely early Jago that.
Has to be my OG Mr. Jago. Bought it from a non-specialist auction a couple of years back; it had a larger cousin that sold at the same time that I still kick myself about not buying. Painted on MDF and it weighs an absolute ton; had to mount it on a TV wall bracket as nothing else would hold. Came from a tower block down in Bristol originally. I built the frame myself; it overhangs the edges of the painting by about 1/2" to cover over all the dings that it had picked up prior to my buying it. People tend to focus on the other bits in the room, despite it being the largest in there by a long way! I absolutely love it, and framing it myself makes me feel like I've added a little bit to it, too.
Lovely early Jago that. |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by arthobo on Jul 20, 2021 16:18:43 GMT 1, I have this massive Jago 2400 x 1200 cm
Bought from a forum member years ago but was originally painted for the “Get Dring Mobile” fundraiser if I recall correctly.
I have this massive Jago 2400 x 1200 cm Bought from a forum member years ago but was originally painted for the “Get Dring Mobile” fundraiser if I recall correctly. |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by arthobo on Jul 20, 2021 16:20:31 GMT 1, Lovely Case pieces Coach my favourite is definitely the toothy grin. Superb piece. 👍
Lovely Case pieces Coach my favourite is definitely the toothy grin. Superb piece. 👍 |
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Your Most Under Appreciated Piece, by Coach on Jul 20, 2021 16:28:09 GMT 1, Lovely Case pieces Coach my favourite is definitely the toothy grin. Superb piece. 👍
Thank you arthobo
Lovely Case pieces Coach my favourite is definitely the toothy grin. Superb piece. 👍 Thank you arthobo |
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