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Stik • Liberty Print, by Argiebaji on Jun 19, 2020 19:29:00 GMT 1, On a positive its 19K£ paid for a Stik ed25.
On a positive its 19K£ paid for a Stik ed25.
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Stik • Liberty Print, by noclue on Jun 20, 2020 7:44:13 GMT 1, What my honourable bob forgets to mention is Christie’s only take stiks from Stik. Bonhams sale price was real world’ The Christie’s prices are Harry Potteresque fiction A friend sold a Stik at Christies and he was not Stik…
What my honourable bob forgets to mention is Christie’s only take stiks from Stik. Bonhams sale price was real world’ The Christie’s prices are Harry Potteresque fiction A friend sold a Stik at Christies and he was not Stik…
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Deleted on Jun 20, 2020 8:43:34 GMT 1, What my honourable bob forgets to mention is Christie’s only take stiks from Stik. Bonhams sale price was real world’ The Christie’s prices are Harry Potteresque fiction A friend sold a Stik at Christies and he was not Stik…
I stand corrected. I was informed he was filtering the art into Christie’s and it was mainly charitable so huge results being achieved. He has a very strong relationship with them.
Happy to be wrong.. I love Stik and own his art
What my honourable bob forgets to mention is Christie’s only take stiks from Stik. Bonhams sale price was real world’ The Christie’s prices are Harry Potteresque fiction A friend sold a Stik at Christies and he was not Stik… I stand corrected. I was informed he was filtering the art into Christie’s and it was mainly charitable so huge results being achieved. He has a very strong relationship with them. Happy to be wrong.. I love Stik and own his art
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Anthony Styles on Jun 21, 2020 9:34:32 GMT 1, nice result on a hand drawn stik piece at SBI in Japan the other day. Works out about 26k GBP with fees i think.
Prices seem to be strong across the board.
www.sbiartauction.co.jp/results/detail/88/440
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Stik • Liberty Print, by stelio on Jun 21, 2020 11:19:57 GMT 1, On a positive its 19K£ paid for a Stik ed25.
Guess that makes my edition of 3 is worth £20£+ then. Wonderful.
On a positive its 19K£ paid for a Stik ed25. Guess that makes my edition of 3 is worth £20£+ then. Wonderful.
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Stik • Liberty Print, by sierrahotel on Jun 24, 2020 21:39:40 GMT 1, What my honourable bob forgets to mention is Christie’s only take stiks from Stik. Bonhams sale price was real world’ The Christie’s prices are Harry Potteresque fiction
Nonsense. I’ve sold two Stik pieces through Christie’s. Only get low balls in here (which I take no offence to!)
What my honourable bob forgets to mention is Christie’s only take stiks from Stik. Bonhams sale price was real world’ The Christie’s prices are Harry Potteresque fiction Nonsense. I’ve sold two Stik pieces through Christie’s. Only get low balls in here (which I take no offence to!)
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Deleted on Jun 24, 2020 22:10:57 GMT 1, What my honourable bob forgets to mention is Christie’s only take stiks from Stik. Bonhams sale price was real world’ The Christie’s prices are Harry Potteresque fiction Nonsense. I’ve sold two Stik pieces through Christie’s. Only get low balls in here (which I take no offence to!)
Bit late on this one pal.. already a knowledged I was misinformed on this one
What my honourable bob forgets to mention is Christie’s only take stiks from Stik. Bonhams sale price was real world’ The Christie’s prices are Harry Potteresque fiction Nonsense. I’ve sold two Stik pieces through Christie’s. Only get low balls in here (which I take no offence to!) Bit late on this one pal.. already a knowledged I was misinformed on this one
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Stik • Liberty Print, by sierrahotel on Jun 25, 2020 0:35:58 GMT 1, Nonsense. I’ve sold two Stik pieces through Christie’s. Only get low balls in here (which I take no offence to!) Bit late on this one pal.. already a knowledged I was misinformed on this one
So delete your comment. Not everyone reads whole threads. You’re accusing an artist of manipulating his prices.
Nonsense. I’ve sold two Stik pieces through Christie’s. Only get low balls in here (which I take no offence to!) Bit late on this one pal.. already a knowledged I was misinformed on this one So delete your comment. Not everyone reads whole threads. You’re accusing an artist of manipulating his prices.
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Deleted on Jun 25, 2020 8:43:41 GMT 1, Bit late on this one pal.. already a knowledged I was misinformed on this one So delete your comment. Not everyone reads whole threads. You’re accusing an artist of manipulating his prices.
Well that went from A-Z real fast. 😂 If you can’t be bothered to read the thread not comment! And yes Christie’s are helping stiks prices very nicely..
Bit late on this one pal.. already a knowledged I was misinformed on this one So delete your comment. Not everyone reads whole threads. You’re accusing an artist of manipulating his prices. Well that went from A-Z real fast. 😂 If you can’t be bothered to read the thread not comment! And yes Christie’s are helping stiks prices very nicely..
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Stik • Liberty Print, by sierrahotel on Jun 25, 2020 9:27:15 GMT 1, And there you go again with Christie’s “helping” conspiracy theories. Stick to flat earth forums. You don’t seem to understand how auctions work. If two buyers want a work, they bid up until one gives up. That’s where the price comes from.
And there you go again with Christie’s “helping” conspiracy theories. Stick to flat earth forums. You don’t seem to understand how auctions work. If two buyers want a work, they bid up until one gives up. That’s where the price comes from.
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Dive Jedi on Jun 25, 2020 9:31:05 GMT 1, And there you go again with Christie’s “helping” conspiracy theories. Stick to flat earth forums. You don’t seem to understand how auctions work. If two buyers want a work, they bid up until one gives up. That’s where the price comes from. 2 big ego's bidding is the best that can happen when you sell in auction.
I love big ego's.
And there you go again with Christie’s “helping” conspiracy theories. Stick to flat earth forums. You don’t seem to understand how auctions work. If two buyers want a work, they bid up until one gives up. That’s where the price comes from. 2 big ego's bidding is the best that can happen when you sell in auction. I love big ego's.
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Stik • Liberty Print, by irl1 on Jun 25, 2020 10:22:18 GMT 1, And there you go again with Christie’s “helping” conspiracy theories. Stick to flat earth forums. You don’t seem to understand how auctions work. If two buyers want a work, they bid up until one gives up. That’s where the price comes from. 2 big ego's bidding is the best that can happen when you sell in auction. I love big ego's. I watched the last STIK piece being auctioned in Christies.
A bidder in the States was outbid by a lady in the room. No way was she going home without it. She never gave anyone a chance and was in straight away after each bid.
www.christies.com/lotfinder/paintings/stik-standing-embrace-6253066-details.aspx?from=searchresults&intObjectID=6253066
And there you go again with Christie’s “helping” conspiracy theories. Stick to flat earth forums. You don’t seem to understand how auctions work. If two buyers want a work, they bid up until one gives up. That’s where the price comes from. 2 big ego's bidding is the best that can happen when you sell in auction. I love big ego's. I watched the last STIK piece being auctioned in Christies. A bidder in the States was outbid by a lady in the room. No way was she going home without it. She never gave anyone a chance and was in straight away after each bid. www.christies.com/lotfinder/paintings/stik-standing-embrace-6253066-details.aspx?from=searchresults&intObjectID=6253066
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Deleted on Jun 25, 2020 13:12:25 GMT 1, And there you go again with Christie’s “helping” conspiracy theories. Stick to flat earth forums. You don’t seem to understand how auctions work. If two buyers want a work, they bid up until one gives up. That’s where the price comes from.
Your views on the art world are nothing short of cute..
I live in the real world. Bidding up art for the greater good of owners, galleries and artists is more common than Someone on this forum saying something stupid.
5 liberties sold for over £200,000 . Market rate per unit £15,000 each.. Hmmm that seems a little strange!
As I’ve said I own stiks, send his prices to moon but don’t be Ignorant to how the big boys play
And there you go again with Christie’s “helping” conspiracy theories. Stick to flat earth forums. You don’t seem to understand how auctions work. If two buyers want a work, they bid up until one gives up. That’s where the price comes from. Your views on the art world are nothing short of cute.. I live in the real world. Bidding up art for the greater good of owners, galleries and artists is more common than Someone on this forum saying something stupid. 5 liberties sold for over £200,000 . Market rate per unit £15,000 each.. Hmmm that seems a little strange! As I’ve said I own stiks, send his prices to moon but don’t be Ignorant to how the big boys play
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Stik • Liberty Print, by .dappy on Jun 25, 2020 13:15:44 GMT 1, And there you go again with Christie’s “helping” conspiracy theories. Stick to flat earth forums. You don’t seem to understand how auctions work. If two buyers want a work, they bid up until one gives up. That’s where the price comes from. Your views on the art world are nothing short of cute.. I live in the real world. Bidding up art for the greater good of owners, galleries and artists is more common than Someone on this forum saying something stupid. 5 liberties sold for over £200,000 . Market rate per unit £15,000 each.. Hmmm that seems a little strange! As I’ve said I own stiks, send his prices to moon but don’t be Ignorant to how the big boys play ... jeez, I going to have to agree with RC
And there you go again with Christie’s “helping” conspiracy theories. Stick to flat earth forums. You don’t seem to understand how auctions work. If two buyers want a work, they bid up until one gives up. That’s where the price comes from. Your views on the art world are nothing short of cute.. I live in the real world. Bidding up art for the greater good of owners, galleries and artists is more common than Someone on this forum saying something stupid. 5 liberties sold for over £200,000 . Market rate per unit £15,000 each.. Hmmm that seems a little strange! As I’ve said I own stiks, send his prices to moon but don’t be Ignorant to how the big boys play ... jeez, I going to have to agree with RC
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Winter on Jun 25, 2020 13:18:05 GMT 1, Stik at auction is something I’d personally avoid like the plague - lots of strange goings on there.
Stik at auction is something I’d personally avoid like the plague - lots of strange goings on there.
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Deleted on Jun 25, 2020 13:19:13 GMT 1, Your views on the art world are nothing short of cute.. I live in the real world. Bidding up art for the greater good of owners, galleries and artists is more common than Someone on this forum saying something stupid. 5 liberties sold for over £200,000 . Market rate per unit £15,000 each.. Hmmm that seems a little strange! As I’ve said I own stiks, send his prices to moon but don’t be Ignorant to how the big boys play ... jeez, I going to have to agree with RC
It’s a miracle , it’s a miracllllleeeee 😂
Your views on the art world are nothing short of cute.. I live in the real world. Bidding up art for the greater good of owners, galleries and artists is more common than Someone on this forum saying something stupid. 5 liberties sold for over £200,000 . Market rate per unit £15,000 each.. Hmmm that seems a little strange! As I’ve said I own stiks, send his prices to moon but don’t be Ignorant to how the big boys play ... jeez, I going to have to agree with RC It’s a miracle , it’s a miracllllleeeee 😂
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Stik • Liberty Print, by sierrahotel on Jun 26, 2020 8:20:25 GMT 1, Such a half baked theory. The mystery conspirators pay crazy money for the most expensive lots and leave single liberties sell for £15,000 all the time.
When you make toast you probably see Jesus’ face in it. Tons of data points say his prints sell for £15-25,000 hammer, clearly that’s current market value. Some sales have crazy enthusiastic bidders. What would be the point of the once a year manipulation? Whose cash do you think paid that £200k? Let’s hear your theories fleshed out.
Such a half baked theory. The mystery conspirators pay crazy money for the most expensive lots and leave single liberties sell for £15,000 all the time.
When you make toast you probably see Jesus’ face in it. Tons of data points say his prints sell for £15-25,000 hammer, clearly that’s current market value. Some sales have crazy enthusiastic bidders. What would be the point of the once a year manipulation? Whose cash do you think paid that £200k? Let’s hear your theories fleshed out.
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Deleted on Jun 26, 2020 8:22:04 GMT 1, Such a half baked theory. The mystery conspirators pay crazy money for the most expensive lots and leave single liberties sell for £15,000 all the time. When you make toast you probably see Jesus’ face in it. Tons of data points say his prints sell for £15-25,000 hammer, clearly that’s current market value. Some sales have crazy enthusiastic bidders. What would be the point of the once a year manipulation? Whose cash do you think paid that £200k? Let’s hear your theories fleshed out.
You seem really bothered by this ‘theory’ are you stik? 😂
Such a half baked theory. The mystery conspirators pay crazy money for the most expensive lots and leave single liberties sell for £15,000 all the time. When you make toast you probably see Jesus’ face in it. Tons of data points say his prints sell for £15-25,000 hammer, clearly that’s current market value. Some sales have crazy enthusiastic bidders. What would be the point of the once a year manipulation? Whose cash do you think paid that £200k? Let’s hear your theories fleshed out. You seem really bothered by this ‘theory’ are you stik? 😂
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Deleted on Jun 26, 2020 8:26:24 GMT 1, Wait until my crazy theory on something called shill bidding.. that will blow your tiny mind 🤯
Wait until my crazy theory on something called shill bidding.. that will blow your tiny mind 🤯
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Poster Bob on Jun 26, 2020 8:55:26 GMT 1, Wait until he tells you about what Harland Miller prints I can't buy, because he just knows. Definitely and expert. 🤣
Wait until he tells you about what Harland Miller prints I can't buy, because he just knows. Definitely and expert. 🤣
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Deleted on Jun 26, 2020 10:30:38 GMT 1, Wait until he tells you about what Harland Miller prints I can't buy, because he just knows. Definitely and expert. 🤣 m
I speak with accuracy Edward. You speak in the hope your crippled little ego might make it through another day.. stay strong brother x
Wait until he tells you about what Harland Miller prints I can't buy, because he just knows. Definitely and expert. 🤣 m I speak with accuracy Edward. You speak in the hope your crippled little ego might make it through another day.. stay strong brother x
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Poster Bob on Jun 26, 2020 10:45:25 GMT 1, Wait until he tells you about what Harland Miller prints I can't buy, because he just knows. Definitely and expert. 🤣 m I speak with accuracy Edward. You speak in the hope your crippled little ego might make it through another day.. stay strong brother x Kids these days. They just won't listen.
Wait until he tells you about what Harland Miller prints I can't buy, because he just knows. Definitely and expert. 🤣 m I speak with accuracy Edward. You speak in the hope your crippled little ego might make it through another day.. stay strong brother x Kids these days. They just won't listen.
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Deleted on Jun 26, 2020 10:55:18 GMT 1, m I speak with accuracy Edward. You speak in the hope your crippled little ego might make it through another day.. stay strong brother x Kids these days. They just won't listen.
Ohh you are back in my good books. I love being called young 😍
m I speak with accuracy Edward. You speak in the hope your crippled little ego might make it through another day.. stay strong brother x Kids these days. They just won't listen. Ohh you are back in my good books. I love being called young 😍
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Stik • Liberty Print, by sierrahotel on Jun 26, 2020 12:53:28 GMT 1, Such a half baked theory. The mystery conspirators pay crazy money for the most expensive lots and leave single liberties sell for £15,000 all the time. When you make toast you probably see Jesus’ face in it. Tons of data points say his prints sell for £15-25,000 hammer, clearly that’s current market value. Some sales have crazy enthusiastic bidders. What would be the point of the once a year manipulation? Whose cash do you think paid that £200k? Let’s hear your theories fleshed out. You seem really bothered by this ‘theory’ are you stik? 😂
He’s a gentleman and you’re slandering him. You make one accusation, then slither back into your bag when corrected. Now you make another accusation. Market manipulation happens with artists like Hirst (this is on record, how his dealer who owned tons of inventory), as there are major investors long 10s of millions of his work. It’s a no brainer to bid up a work for 500k to prop up value of your inventory. Stik makes very very little work. There is no gallery selling primary work. He does discreet commissions here and there to make a living. He does loads for charity. You are taking pot shots from behind your anonymous moniker With zero evidence. You just “know” Bidding is from .. who was it again? That’s right, you haven’t even fleshed out your crap theory.
Back up your crap theories or stop slandering charitable decent men.
Such a half baked theory. The mystery conspirators pay crazy money for the most expensive lots and leave single liberties sell for £15,000 all the time. When you make toast you probably see Jesus’ face in it. Tons of data points say his prints sell for £15-25,000 hammer, clearly that’s current market value. Some sales have crazy enthusiastic bidders. What would be the point of the once a year manipulation? Whose cash do you think paid that £200k? Let’s hear your theories fleshed out. You seem really bothered by this ‘theory’ are you stik? 😂 He’s a gentleman and you’re slandering him. You make one accusation, then slither back into your bag when corrected. Now you make another accusation. Market manipulation happens with artists like Hirst (this is on record, how his dealer who owned tons of inventory), as there are major investors long 10s of millions of his work. It’s a no brainer to bid up a work for 500k to prop up value of your inventory. Stik makes very very little work. There is no gallery selling primary work. He does discreet commissions here and there to make a living. He does loads for charity. You are taking pot shots from behind your anonymous moniker With zero evidence. You just “know” Bidding is from .. who was it again? That’s right, you haven’t even fleshed out your crap theory. Back up your crap theories or stop slandering charitable decent men.
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Deleted on Jun 26, 2020 13:20:10 GMT 1, You seem really bothered by this ‘theory’ are you stik? 😂 He’s a gentleman and you’re slandering him. You make one accusation, then slither back into your bag when corrected. Now you make another accusation. Market manipulation happens with artists like Hirst (this is on record, how his dealer who owned tons of inventory), as there are major investors long 10s of millions of his work. It’s a no brainer to bid up a work for 500k to prop up value of your inventory. Stik makes very very little work. There is no gallery selling primary work. He does discreet commissions here and there to make a living. He does loads for charity. You are taking pot shots from behind your anonymous moniker With zero evidence. You just “know” Bidding is from .. who was it again? That’s right, you haven’t even fleshed out your crap theory. Back up your crap theories or stop slandering charitable decent men. his collection consists of Edgar Plans & Szabolcs Bozo though, so he must know what he is talking about
An Instagram collector and nothing more.
You seem really bothered by this ‘theory’ are you stik? 😂 He’s a gentleman and you’re slandering him. You make one accusation, then slither back into your bag when corrected. Now you make another accusation. Market manipulation happens with artists like Hirst (this is on record, how his dealer who owned tons of inventory), as there are major investors long 10s of millions of his work. It’s a no brainer to bid up a work for 500k to prop up value of your inventory. Stik makes very very little work. There is no gallery selling primary work. He does discreet commissions here and there to make a living. He does loads for charity. You are taking pot shots from behind your anonymous moniker With zero evidence. You just “know” Bidding is from .. who was it again? That’s right, you haven’t even fleshed out your crap theory. Back up your crap theories or stop slandering charitable decent men. his collection consists of Edgar Plans & Szabolcs Bozo though, so he must know what he is talking about An Instagram collector and nothing more.
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Deleted on Jun 26, 2020 13:24:04 GMT 1, You seem really bothered by this ‘theory’ are you stik? 😂 He’s a gentleman and you’re slandering him. You make one accusation, then slither back into your bag when corrected. Now you make another accusation. Market manipulation happens with artists like Hirst (this is on record, how his dealer who owned tons of inventory), as there are major investors long 10s of millions of his work. It’s a no brainer to bid up a work for 500k to prop up value of your inventory. Stik makes very very little work. There is no gallery selling primary work. He does discreet commissions here and there to make a living. He does loads for charity. You are taking pot shots from behind your anonymous moniker With zero evidence. You just “know” Bidding is from .. who was it again? That’s right, you haven’t even fleshed out your crap theory. Back up your crap theories or stop slandering charitable decent men.
It was a commentary on the whole auction machine not just Stik. Its a business, it’s unscrupulous. You can accept that or not.
When something worth £70,000 sells for £200,000 as an example it makes you wonder how the machine works and who is bidding that..
No issue with the man Stik at all. He’s a good guy, great artist and I wish him huge success.
You’ve just got your nickers in a twist over nothing. Go sunbathe and chill
You seem really bothered by this ‘theory’ are you stik? 😂 He’s a gentleman and you’re slandering him. You make one accusation, then slither back into your bag when corrected. Now you make another accusation. Market manipulation happens with artists like Hirst (this is on record, how his dealer who owned tons of inventory), as there are major investors long 10s of millions of his work. It’s a no brainer to bid up a work for 500k to prop up value of your inventory. Stik makes very very little work. There is no gallery selling primary work. He does discreet commissions here and there to make a living. He does loads for charity. You are taking pot shots from behind your anonymous moniker With zero evidence. You just “know” Bidding is from .. who was it again? That’s right, you haven’t even fleshed out your crap theory. Back up your crap theories or stop slandering charitable decent men. It was a commentary on the whole auction machine not just Stik. Its a business, it’s unscrupulous. You can accept that or not. When something worth £70,000 sells for £200,000 as an example it makes you wonder how the machine works and who is bidding that.. No issue with the man Stik at all. He’s a good guy, great artist and I wish him huge success. You’ve just got your nickers in a twist over nothing. Go sunbathe and chill
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Deleted on Jun 26, 2020 13:25:10 GMT 1, He’s a gentleman and you’re slandering him. You make one accusation, then slither back into your bag when corrected. Now you make another accusation. Market manipulation happens with artists like Hirst (this is on record, how his dealer who owned tons of inventory), as there are major investors long 10s of millions of his work. It’s a no brainer to bid up a work for 500k to prop up value of your inventory. Stik makes very very little work. There is no gallery selling primary work. He does discreet commissions here and there to make a living. He does loads for charity. You are taking pot shots from behind your anonymous moniker With zero evidence. You just “know” Bidding is from .. who was it again? That’s right, you haven’t even fleshed out your crap theory. Back up your crap theories or stop slandering charitable decent men. his collection consists of Edgar Plans & Szabolcs Bozo though, so he must know what he is talking about An Instagram collector and nothing more.
Two establishing artists for sure.. Glad you noticed
He’s a gentleman and you’re slandering him. You make one accusation, then slither back into your bag when corrected. Now you make another accusation. Market manipulation happens with artists like Hirst (this is on record, how his dealer who owned tons of inventory), as there are major investors long 10s of millions of his work. It’s a no brainer to bid up a work for 500k to prop up value of your inventory. Stik makes very very little work. There is no gallery selling primary work. He does discreet commissions here and there to make a living. He does loads for charity. You are taking pot shots from behind your anonymous moniker With zero evidence. You just “know” Bidding is from .. who was it again? That’s right, you haven’t even fleshed out your crap theory. Back up your crap theories or stop slandering charitable decent men. his collection consists of Edgar Plans & Szabolcs Bozo though, so he must know what he is talking about An Instagram collector and nothing more. Two establishing artists for sure.. Glad you noticed
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Stik • Liberty Print, by sierrahotel on Jun 26, 2020 13:38:58 GMT 1, He’s a gentleman and you’re slandering him. You make one accusation, then slither back into your bag when corrected. Now you make another accusation. Market manipulation happens with artists like Hirst (this is on record, how his dealer who owned tons of inventory), as there are major investors long 10s of millions of his work. It’s a no brainer to bid up a work for 500k to prop up value of your inventory. Stik makes very very little work. There is no gallery selling primary work. He does discreet commissions here and there to make a living. He does loads for charity. You are taking pot shots from behind your anonymous moniker With zero evidence. You just “know” Bidding is from .. who was it again? That’s right, you haven’t even fleshed out your crap theory. Back up your crap theories or stop slandering charitable decent men. It was a commentary on the whole auction machine not just Stik. Its a business, it’s unscrupulous. You can accept that or not. When something worth £70,000 sells for £200,000 as an example it makes you wonder how the machine works and who is bidding that.. No issue with the man Stik at all. He’s a good guy, great artist and I wish him huge success. You’ve just got your nickers in a twist over nothing. Go sunbathe and chill
I’ll get my knickers in a twist any time to defend the honour of a decent person. Apology accepted noob. Back to Twitter with you now. I’ll not be wasting any more time putting you back in your sad little box.
He’s a gentleman and you’re slandering him. You make one accusation, then slither back into your bag when corrected. Now you make another accusation. Market manipulation happens with artists like Hirst (this is on record, how his dealer who owned tons of inventory), as there are major investors long 10s of millions of his work. It’s a no brainer to bid up a work for 500k to prop up value of your inventory. Stik makes very very little work. There is no gallery selling primary work. He does discreet commissions here and there to make a living. He does loads for charity. You are taking pot shots from behind your anonymous moniker With zero evidence. You just “know” Bidding is from .. who was it again? That’s right, you haven’t even fleshed out your crap theory. Back up your crap theories or stop slandering charitable decent men. It was a commentary on the whole auction machine not just Stik. Its a business, it’s unscrupulous. You can accept that or not. When something worth £70,000 sells for £200,000 as an example it makes you wonder how the machine works and who is bidding that.. No issue with the man Stik at all. He’s a good guy, great artist and I wish him huge success. You’ve just got your nickers in a twist over nothing. Go sunbathe and chill I’ll get my knickers in a twist any time to defend the honour of a decent person. Apology accepted noob. Back to Twitter with you now. I’ll not be wasting any more time putting you back in your sad little box.
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Stik • Liberty Print, by Deleted on Jun 26, 2020 13:43:46 GMT 1, It was a commentary on the whole auction machine not just Stik. Its a business, it’s unscrupulous. You can accept that or not. When something worth £70,000 sells for £200,000 as an example it makes you wonder how the machine works and who is bidding that.. No issue with the man Stik at all. He’s a good guy, great artist and I wish him huge success. You’ve just got your nickers in a twist over nothing. Go sunbathe and chill I’ll get my knickers in a twist any time to defend the honour of a decent person. Apology accepted noob. Back to Twitter with you now. I’ll not be wasting any more time putting you back in your sad little box.
I’m trying to work out who you are, because you can only be one of a few people to get this irate over stiky boy.... too funny..
Kinda cute you think I’m a nooby too.. stay safe out there mate, it’s to hot to deal with your levels of rage, you might get sunstroke 🥵
It was a commentary on the whole auction machine not just Stik. Its a business, it’s unscrupulous. You can accept that or not. When something worth £70,000 sells for £200,000 as an example it makes you wonder how the machine works and who is bidding that.. No issue with the man Stik at all. He’s a good guy, great artist and I wish him huge success. You’ve just got your nickers in a twist over nothing. Go sunbathe and chill I’ll get my knickers in a twist any time to defend the honour of a decent person. Apology accepted noob. Back to Twitter with you now. I’ll not be wasting any more time putting you back in your sad little box. I’m trying to work out who you are, because you can only be one of a few people to get this irate over stiky boy.... too funny.. Kinda cute you think I’m a nooby too.. stay safe out there mate, it’s to hot to deal with your levels of rage, you might get sunstroke 🥵
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Stik • Liberty Print, by jglick23 on Nov 10, 2020 2:53:55 GMT 1, Hello - I am looking to sell my Stik Liberty. The piece is located in the US. Please PM offers and I can send more photos on request.
Thanks
Hello - I am looking to sell my Stik Liberty. The piece is located in the US. Please PM offers and I can send more photos on request. Thanks
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