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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by nobokov on Aug 25, 2021 23:29:14 GMT 1,
DIMENSIONS 21" x 16" MEDIUM water soluble wax pastel & 14-color silkscreen on Canson Mi-Teintes Drawing Paper
Hand-embellished series of 30 + 3APs + 2PPs, 2021
Signed, dated and numbered by the artist on front
DIMENSIONS 21" x 16" MEDIUM water soluble wax pastel & 14-color silkscreen on Canson Mi-Teintes Drawing Paper
Hand-embellished series of 30 + 3APs + 2PPs, 2021
Signed, dated and numbered by the artist on front
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by Arty on Sept 10, 2021 9:34:26 GMT 1, Do you know the prices of both versions? I thought it was mentioned before but can't find it.
Do you know the prices of both versions? I thought it was mentioned before but can't find it.
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by mrmr2 on Sept 10, 2021 11:17:45 GMT 1, 1050$
1050$
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by Pawel on Sept 10, 2021 11:43:16 GMT 1, I though it was $6k for some reasom
I though it was $6k for some reasom
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by qest on Sept 10, 2021 12:15:16 GMT 1, $1050 for the edition of 30 and $3050 for the edition of 8
$1050 for the edition of 30 and $3050 for the edition of 8
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by Sunny Garcia on Sept 10, 2021 12:22:25 GMT 1, Pricey prints again! 😂🤣
Pricey prints again! 😂🤣
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by orchid on Sept 10, 2021 12:36:13 GMT 1,
They are all unique works. There is an extensive wait list now at his primary galleries. He is only going to get bigger. These are priced accordingly and will be go in a flash IMO.
They are all unique works. There is an extensive wait list now at his primary galleries. He is only going to get bigger. These are priced accordingly and will be go in a flash IMO. |
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by 80768732 on Sept 10, 2021 21:14:52 GMT 1, All unique but still an edition, so not an « original ».. but I quite like both of them
All unique but still an edition, so not an « original ».. but I quite like both of them
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by Sunny Garcia on Sept 10, 2021 21:25:41 GMT 1, And he’s pretty “new” still, so not too sure about a 3k print 😂
And he’s pretty “new” still, so not too sure about a 3k print 😂
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by orchid on Sept 10, 2021 21:32:56 GMT 1, And he’s pretty “new” still, so not too sure about a 3k print 😂
Try get an original for that now. And they're on panel and like his shaped works and come ready framed. You won't score one even if you wanted. But you said the crappy Jamie Holmes for 5k is great value 🤣
And he’s pretty “new” still, so not too sure about a 3k print 😂 Try get an original for that now. And they're on panel and like his shaped works and come ready framed. You won't score one even if you wanted. But you said the crappy Jamie Holmes for 5k is great value 🤣 |
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by 80768732 on Sept 10, 2021 21:41:22 GMT 1, USD 3k is certainly a good price for now
USD 3k is certainly a good price for now
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by Pawel on Sept 10, 2021 23:08:19 GMT 1, I will try and I will fail
I will try and I will fail
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by Sunny Garcia on Sept 10, 2021 23:31:40 GMT 1, And he’s pretty “new” still, so not too sure about a 3k print 😂 Try get an original for that now. And they're on panel and like his shaped works and come ready framed. You won't score one even if you wanted. But you said the crappy Jamie Holmes for 5k is great value 🤣
No I didn’t say it was “great value”. What I said, was that I thought the price for the re-sell on the print was “pretty close”. 😂
Now, If you really want to compare Jammie to Elliot, I’m happy to! Jammie’s a couple (dozen) steps up IMO. And I’m not saying that Elliot’s not a good artist; I just think Jammie’s narrative is going to stand the test of time (he’s already been acquired by major museums), where as Elliot’s might not. That’s all 🤷🏼
Long roads for many of these “hyped” artists, and I see more than a few not being relevant in the not-so-far-off distant future. Zombie formalism ring a bell? 🧟
And he’s pretty “new” still, so not too sure about a 3k print 😂 Try get an original for that now. And they're on panel and like his shaped works and come ready framed. You won't score one even if you wanted. But you said the crappy Jamie Holmes for 5k is great value 🤣 No I didn’t say it was “great value”. What I said, was that I thought the price for the re-sell on the print was “pretty close”. 😂 Now, If you really want to compare Jammie to Elliot, I’m happy to! Jammie’s a couple (dozen) steps up IMO. And I’m not saying that Elliot’s not a good artist; I just think Jammie’s narrative is going to stand the test of time (he’s already been acquired by major museums), where as Elliot’s might not. That’s all 🤷🏼 Long roads for many of these “hyped” artists, and I see more than a few not being relevant in the not-so-far-off distant future. Zombie formalism ring a bell? 🧟 |
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by bbperez1 on Sept 11, 2021 1:39:11 GMT 1, And he’s pretty “new” still, so not too sure about a 3k print 😂
hE iS sTiLL pReTtY nEw…
These types of comments never age well.. expect to hear from me in 2-3yrs lol with your terrible assessment of this young artist and their market.
And he’s pretty “new” still, so not too sure about a 3k print 😂 hE iS sTiLL pReTtY nEw… These types of comments never age well.. expect to hear from me in 2-3yrs lol with your terrible assessment of this young artist and their market. |
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by nobokov on Sept 11, 2021 3:51:08 GMT 1, What's the appeal of this work? I don't understand the interest.
What's the appeal of this work? I don't understand the interest.
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by blerd on Sept 11, 2021 7:40:13 GMT 1, What's the appeal of this work? I don't understand the interest.
What's the appeal of this work? I don't understand the interest. Serious question are you actually trolling yourself at this point? Why did you start the thread if you don't like the artist. I'm confused AF! Haha. |
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by orchid on Sept 11, 2021 9:25:05 GMT 1, The website blurbs explains better:
Eliot talks about the repeating compositions of his Night Car series, which involve the same two characters. Night Car is the vessel, and Dweeby Dimlight is the environment. The artist explores the multitude of relationships that two entities can have, un-have, re-learn and forget again within each new piece of the series. This brings pleasing notes of both symmetry and discord to the work. This edition of 14-color silkscreen prints, each uniquely hand-embellished by the artist, encapsulates the paradigms of the entire Night Car series. The sense of adventure, of movement, is unmistakable.
Eliot Greenwald (b.1983, USA) is self-taught artist currently working out of Ashfield, MA. Takin’ the Riverboat out on Snake Lake, was Eliot's first show with Harper's in 2021 in New York City. He has presented his work at group shows in New York, London, and Seoul. During lockdown, the Night Car painting series developed significantly, as his precise use of color on canvas and paper creates scenes that are often eerie despite being full of vibrant accents and contrasts. His work shows an impressive mastery of light and shade, as well as the ability to deploy gradients with impressive effects on the emotional response of the viewer.
The website blurbs explains better:
Eliot talks about the repeating compositions of his Night Car series, which involve the same two characters. Night Car is the vessel, and Dweeby Dimlight is the environment. The artist explores the multitude of relationships that two entities can have, un-have, re-learn and forget again within each new piece of the series. This brings pleasing notes of both symmetry and discord to the work. This edition of 14-color silkscreen prints, each uniquely hand-embellished by the artist, encapsulates the paradigms of the entire Night Car series. The sense of adventure, of movement, is unmistakable.
Eliot Greenwald (b.1983, USA) is self-taught artist currently working out of Ashfield, MA. Takin’ the Riverboat out on Snake Lake, was Eliot's first show with Harper's in 2021 in New York City. He has presented his work at group shows in New York, London, and Seoul. During lockdown, the Night Car painting series developed significantly, as his precise use of color on canvas and paper creates scenes that are often eerie despite being full of vibrant accents and contrasts. His work shows an impressive mastery of light and shade, as well as the ability to deploy gradients with impressive effects on the emotional response of the viewer.
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by Deleted on Sept 11, 2021 10:03:27 GMT 1, The website blurbs explains better: Eliot talks about the repeating compositions of his Night Car series, which involve the same two characters. Night Car is the vessel, and Dweeby Dimlight is the environment. The artist explores the multitude of relationships that two entities can have, un-have, re-learn and forget again within each new piece of the series. This brings pleasing notes of both symmetry and discord to the work. This edition of 14-color silkscreen prints, each uniquely hand-embellished by the artist, encapsulates the paradigms of the entire Night Car series. The sense of adventure, of movement, is unmistakable. Eliot Greenwald (b.1983, USA) is self-taught artist currently working out of Ashfield, MA. Takin’ the Riverboat out on Snake Lake, was Eliot's first show with Harper's in 2021 in New York City. He has presented his work at group shows in New York, London, and Seoul. During lockdown, the Night Car painting series developed significantly, as his precise use of color on canvas and paper creates scenes that are often eerie despite being full of vibrant accents and contrasts. His work shows an impressive mastery of light and shade, as well as the ability to deploy gradients with impressive effects on the emotional response of the viewer.
Man, that is some meaningless waffle. How does a car "re-learn" something, or even learn something in the first place?
The website blurbs explains better: Eliot talks about the repeating compositions of his Night Car series, which involve the same two characters. Night Car is the vessel, and Dweeby Dimlight is the environment. The artist explores the multitude of relationships that two entities can have, un-have, re-learn and forget again within each new piece of the series. This brings pleasing notes of both symmetry and discord to the work. This edition of 14-color silkscreen prints, each uniquely hand-embellished by the artist, encapsulates the paradigms of the entire Night Car series. The sense of adventure, of movement, is unmistakable. Eliot Greenwald (b.1983, USA) is self-taught artist currently working out of Ashfield, MA. Takin’ the Riverboat out on Snake Lake, was Eliot's first show with Harper's in 2021 in New York City. He has presented his work at group shows in New York, London, and Seoul. During lockdown, the Night Car painting series developed significantly, as his precise use of color on canvas and paper creates scenes that are often eerie despite being full of vibrant accents and contrasts. His work shows an impressive mastery of light and shade, as well as the ability to deploy gradients with impressive effects on the emotional response of the viewer. Man, that is some meaningless waffle. How does a car "re-learn" something, or even learn something in the first place? |
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by ca on Sept 11, 2021 13:49:45 GMT 1, What's the appeal of this work? I don't understand the interest.
I thought it was different/interesting first time I saw it but would of never expected this level of hype to catch on. Curious to where he can go from here because the work seems pretty limited right now
What's the appeal of this work? I don't understand the interest. I thought it was different/interesting first time I saw it but would of never expected this level of hype to catch on. Curious to where he can go from here because the work seems pretty limited right now |
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by Masong on Sept 11, 2021 14:29:22 GMT 1, What's the appeal of this work? I don't understand the interest.
I thought that was the good thing about art. What one person sees as shite, another sees a masterpiece. I myself actually don’t mind it. A couple of years ago I would have thought it was shite..
What's the appeal of this work? I don't understand the interest. I thought that was the good thing about art. What one person sees as shite, another sees a masterpiece. I myself actually don’t mind it. A couple of years ago I would have thought it was shite.. |
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by nobokov on Sept 11, 2021 16:06:23 GMT 1, What's the appeal of this work? I don't understand the interest. I thought that was the good thing about art. What one person sees as shite, another sees a masterpiece. I myself actually don’t mind it. A couple of years ago I would have thought it was shite..
Yeah I don't think it's shite like I do with Nava, but the level of interest with a lot of collectors who have great collections surprises me. I'm just trying to see what they're so excited about but can't. It's how I drew cars when I was 7, and actually probably still the way I draw'em.
What's the appeal of this work? I don't understand the interest. I thought that was the good thing about art. What one person sees as shite, another sees a masterpiece. I myself actually don’t mind it. A couple of years ago I would have thought it was shite.. Yeah I don't think it's shite like I do with Nava, but the level of interest with a lot of collectors who have great collections surprises me. I'm just trying to see what they're so excited about but can't. It's how I drew cars when I was 7, and actually probably still the way I draw'em. |
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by bbperez1 on Sept 11, 2021 16:11:08 GMT 1, The problem is that MOST of you don’t follow artists closely enough to understand the trajectory an artist will take. I learned of this artist and purchased because of an advisor from Hauser Wirth in mid 2020 - if you guys thought this was expensive wait til he gets his first solo with them.
The problem is that MOST of you don’t follow artists closely enough to understand the trajectory an artist will take. I learned of this artist and purchased because of an advisor from Hauser Wirth in mid 2020 - if you guys thought this was expensive wait til he gets his first solo with them.
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by Masong on Sept 11, 2021 16:13:30 GMT 1, I thought that was the good thing about art. What one person sees as shite, another sees a masterpiece. I myself actually don’t mind it. A couple of years ago I would have thought it was shite.. Yeah I don't think it's shite like I do with Nava, but the level of interest with a lot of collectors who have great collections surprises me. I'm just trying to see what they're so excited about but can't. It's how I drew cars when I was 7, and actually probably still the way I draw'em.
That’s pretty much how I see Stik. Still amazes me the prices people will pay for what I see as a very basic drawing. That’s the beauty of art.
I thought that was the good thing about art. What one person sees as shite, another sees a masterpiece. I myself actually don’t mind it. A couple of years ago I would have thought it was shite.. Yeah I don't think it's shite like I do with Nava, but the level of interest with a lot of collectors who have great collections surprises me. I'm just trying to see what they're so excited about but can't. It's how I drew cars when I was 7, and actually probably still the way I draw'em. That’s pretty much how I see Stik. Still amazes me the prices people will pay for what I see as a very basic drawing. That’s the beauty of art. |
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by Sunny Garcia on Sept 11, 2021 16:23:18 GMT 1, I actually like the work (and love Rob Nava btw)!
I just don’t like the hype, and feel that some people are going to spend buckets of money on prints and/or paintings that may actually not hold their value long term! Not all these emerging artists will make it; that’s all 🤷🏼
N.B. When Rob released with Sorry We’re Closed in 2018, you could have bought all the works. Now, any emerging artist showing with a “good gallery” is snapped up on pure speculation.
Does anyone else not see a problem with this?
Where does Elliot fit into the cannon of art history?
Unless you’re rich, and money doesn’t matter, these are simple things to ask yourself when purchasing art as an investment.
I actually like the work (and love Rob Nava btw)!
I just don’t like the hype, and feel that some people are going to spend buckets of money on prints and/or paintings that may actually not hold their value long term! Not all these emerging artists will make it; that’s all 🤷🏼
N.B. When Rob released with Sorry We’re Closed in 2018, you could have bought all the works. Now, any emerging artist showing with a “good gallery” is snapped up on pure speculation.
Does anyone else not see a problem with this?
Where does Elliot fit into the cannon of art history?
Unless you’re rich, and money doesn’t matter, these are simple things to ask yourself when purchasing art as an investment.
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by qest on Sept 11, 2021 23:05:38 GMT 1, I actually like the work (and love Rob Nava btw)! I just don’t like the hype, and feel that some people are going to spend buckets of money on prints and/or paintings that may actually not hold their value long term! Not all these emerging artists will make it; that’s all 🤷🏼 N.B. When Rob released with Sorry We’re Closed in 2018, you could have bought all the works. Now, any emerging artist showing with a “good gallery” is snapped up on pure speculation. Does anyone else not see a problem with this? Where does Elliot fit into the cannon of art history? Unless you’re rich, and money doesn’t matter, these are simple things to ask yourself when purchasing art as an investment.
I actually like the work (and love Rob Nava btw)! I just don’t like the hype, and feel that some people are going to spend buckets of money on prints and/or paintings that may actually not hold their value long term! Not all these emerging artists will make it; that’s all 🤷🏼 N.B. When Rob released with Sorry We’re Closed in 2018, you could have bought all the works. Now, any emerging artist showing with a “good gallery” is snapped up on pure speculation. Does anyone else not see a problem with this? Where does Elliot fit into the cannon of art history? Unless you’re rich, and money doesn’t matter, these are simple things to ask yourself when purchasing art as an investment. I think that's a good point but am also not sure that it's fair to ask where he fits in to the canon of art history. That just seems like a losing proposition except for a very small handful of artists, and is only effectively answered in retrospect (if at all). |
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by nobokov on Sept 12, 2021 0:01:16 GMT 1, I actually like the work (and love Rob Nava btw)! I just don’t like the hype, and feel that some people are going to spend buckets of money on prints and/or paintings that may actually not hold their value long term! Not all these emerging artists will make it; that’s all 🤷🏼 N.B. When Rob released with Sorry We’re Closed in 2018, you could have bought all the works. Now, any emerging artist showing with a “good gallery” is snapped up on pure speculation. Does anyone else not see a problem with this? Where does Elliot fit into the cannon of art history? Unless you’re rich, and money doesn’t matter, these are simple things to ask yourself when purchasing art as an investment. I think that's a good point but am also not sure that it's fair to ask where he fits in to the canon of art history. That just seems like a losing proposition except for a very small handful of artists, and is only effectively answered in retrospect (if at all). And how can one even predict how it'll fit in the canon of art since the canon of art is based heavily on who collects the work?
Definitely agree that prices are out of control and explode quickly. You can't trust prices today since everyone is out to maximize their profit. Galleries are just shameless. You have galleries out there at the Future Fair hiking up prices by 50% for paintings that were sitting unsold in the artist's last show a few months ago.
If a gallery receives a lot of emails expressing interest in someone, the prices jump immediately. If a gallery receives no interest, the prices jump immediately. The artworld is just a shameless disgusting place most of the time.
I actually like the work (and love Rob Nava btw)! I just don’t like the hype, and feel that some people are going to spend buckets of money on prints and/or paintings that may actually not hold their value long term! Not all these emerging artists will make it; that’s all 🤷🏼 N.B. When Rob released with Sorry We’re Closed in 2018, you could have bought all the works. Now, any emerging artist showing with a “good gallery” is snapped up on pure speculation. Does anyone else not see a problem with this? Where does Elliot fit into the cannon of art history? Unless you’re rich, and money doesn’t matter, these are simple things to ask yourself when purchasing art as an investment. I think that's a good point but am also not sure that it's fair to ask where he fits in to the canon of art history. That just seems like a losing proposition except for a very small handful of artists, and is only effectively answered in retrospect (if at all). And how can one even predict how it'll fit in the canon of art since the canon of art is based heavily on who collects the work?
Definitely agree that prices are out of control and explode quickly. You can't trust prices today since everyone is out to maximize their profit. Galleries are just shameless. You have galleries out there at the Future Fair hiking up prices by 50% for paintings that were sitting unsold in the artist's last show a few months ago.
If a gallery receives a lot of emails expressing interest in someone, the prices jump immediately. If a gallery receives no interest, the prices jump immediately. The artworld is just a shameless disgusting place most of the time.
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Eliot Greenwald Night Car (morning star), by jhavisen on Sept 13, 2021 21:02:33 GMT 1, So launch is tomorrow. What edition will you guys go for? I can't work out what is best value. More handfinish at 3k - or the cheaper one at 1k, that still have a lot of handfinish
So launch is tomorrow. What edition will you guys go for? I can't work out what is best value. More handfinish at 3k - or the cheaper one at 1k, that still have a lot of handfinish
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