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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by orchid on Jun 14, 2019 18:30:57 GMT 1, is there an online store to buy the prints? or an email contact? what is the price of an original? thank u. A) unfortunately not online this release, possibly next B) you have to email the galleries he works with, and they'll tell u lots of us have been emailing for years now C) varies, but line is very, very long and even big money people are being looked past at this point. Lots of us are still "waiting" since 2016ish. With still no hope in site. They come up on secondary every so often, but you've got to move very fast Hope that helps. Sounds like a bit of a mystery and a long line, because unfortunately it is
Love the 'long line' spiel that galleries give and collectors swallow, see it more often now with the in artists of the time, helps keep the hype and mystique alive. The prices, not just of Javier, but many other exponential artists are unsustainable, they have CRASH written all over them in the long - term. Good luck if you have the cash and like the risk. Many artists here have followed the same path.
is there an online store to buy the prints? or an email contact? what is the price of an original? thank u. A) unfortunately not online this release, possibly next B) you have to email the galleries he works with, and they'll tell u lots of us have been emailing for years now C) varies, but line is very, very long and even big money people are being looked past at this point. Lots of us are still "waiting" since 2016ish. With still no hope in site. They come up on secondary every so often, but you've got to move very fast Hope that helps. Sounds like a bit of a mystery and a long line, because unfortunately it is Love the 'long line' spiel that galleries give and collectors swallow, see it more often now with the in artists of the time, helps keep the hype and mystique alive. The prices, not just of Javier, but many other exponential artists are unsustainable, they have CRASH written all over them in the long - term. Good luck if you have the cash and like the risk. Many artists here have followed the same path. |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by touchdowntodd on Jun 14, 2019 18:36:49 GMT 1, A) unfortunately not online this release, possibly next B) you have to email the galleries he works with, and they'll tell u lots of us have been emailing for years now C) varies, but line is very, very long and even big money people are being looked past at this point. Lots of us are still "waiting" since 2016ish. With still no hope in site. They come up on secondary every so often, but you've got to move very fast Hope that helps. Sounds like a bit of a mystery and a long line, because unfortunately it is Love the 'long line' spiel that galleries give and collectors swallow, see it more often now with the in artists of the time, helps keep the hype and mystique alive. The prices, not just of Javier, but many other exponential artists are unsustainable, they have CRASH written all over them in the long - term. Good luck if you have the cash and like the risk. Many artists here have followed the same path.
well I agree that galleries do lie sometimes I'm not sure that this is the case in this situation being that I know myself and at least 20 other people have literally been trying to throw money down their throats for a few years now.. they love saying there are lines but they also love money they would have taken it if pieces were available
A) unfortunately not online this release, possibly next B) you have to email the galleries he works with, and they'll tell u lots of us have been emailing for years now C) varies, but line is very, very long and even big money people are being looked past at this point. Lots of us are still "waiting" since 2016ish. With still no hope in site. They come up on secondary every so often, but you've got to move very fast Hope that helps. Sounds like a bit of a mystery and a long line, because unfortunately it is Love the 'long line' spiel that galleries give and collectors swallow, see it more often now with the in artists of the time, helps keep the hype and mystique alive. The prices, not just of Javier, but many other exponential artists are unsustainable, they have CRASH written all over them in the long - term. Good luck if you have the cash and like the risk. Many artists here have followed the same path. well I agree that galleries do lie sometimes I'm not sure that this is the case in this situation being that I know myself and at least 20 other people have literally been trying to throw money down their throats for a few years now.. they love saying there are lines but they also love money they would have taken it if pieces were available |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by touchdowntodd on Jun 14, 2019 18:37:59 GMT 1, Side note...
if anyone is sitting on his work and they don't feel this will be sustained growth wise I'm more than willing to trade Banksy or Kaws prints for original Javier's
Side note...
if anyone is sitting on his work and they don't feel this will be sustained growth wise I'm more than willing to trade Banksy or Kaws prints for original Javier's
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by Express Post on Jun 14, 2019 22:56:38 GMT 1, Ball park, how much have yourself and literally 20 other people have been willing to spend? Could be partly the reason everybody has left empty handed.
Love the 'long line' spiel that galleries give and collectors swallow, see it more often now with the in artists of the time, helps keep the hype and mystique alive. The prices, not just of Javier, but many other exponential artists are unsustainable, they have CRASH written all over them in the long - term. Good luck if you have the cash and like the risk. Many artists here have followed the same path. well I agree that galleries do lie sometimes I'm not sure that this is the case in this situation being that I know myself and at least 20 other people have literally been trying to throw money down their throats for a few years now.. they love saying there are lines but they also love money they would have taken it if pieces were available
Ball park, how much have yourself and literally 20 other people have been willing to spend? Could be partly the reason everybody has left empty handed. Love the 'long line' spiel that galleries give and collectors swallow, see it more often now with the in artists of the time, helps keep the hype and mystique alive. The prices, not just of Javier, but many other exponential artists are unsustainable, they have CRASH written all over them in the long - term. Good luck if you have the cash and like the risk. Many artists here have followed the same path. well I agree that galleries do lie sometimes I'm not sure that this is the case in this situation being that I know myself and at least 20 other people have literally been trying to throw money down their throats for a few years now.. they love saying there are lines but they also love money they would have taken it if pieces were available |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by shy on Jun 14, 2019 23:14:13 GMT 1, I love his work it's just impossible to get a new original. It's easier to buy a piece from a major blue chip artist than one by Javier Calleja
I love his work it's just impossible to get a new original. It's easier to buy a piece from a major blue chip artist than one by Javier Calleja
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by kuni on Jun 14, 2019 23:17:37 GMT 1, I love his work it's just impossible to get a new original. It's easier to buy a piece from a major blue chip artist than one by Javier Calleja
What do you love about his work?
I love his work it's just impossible to get a new original. It's easier to buy a piece from a major blue chip artist than one by Javier Calleja What do you love about his work? |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by Express Post on Jun 14, 2019 23:25:48 GMT 1, He has a lot on demand atm. Selling 210 prints for €2,800 before tax says a lot.
His gallery prices haven't gone up exponentially. €19k before tax+shipping for a 1m canvas isn't a stretch.
Neither is €6-7k for a 100cm*70cm work on paper.
Crazy is when the Kaws karimoku edition that originally cost €3k from Colette sold at auction for US$250,000. Or an 8 inch canvas sells for US$271,000.
I love his work it's just impossible to get a new original. It's easier to buy a piece from a major blue chip artist than one by Javier Calleja
He has a lot on demand atm. Selling 210 prints for €2,800 before tax says a lot. His gallery prices haven't gone up exponentially. €19k before tax+shipping for a 1m canvas isn't a stretch. Neither is €6-7k for a 100cm*70cm work on paper. Crazy is when the Kaws karimoku edition that originally cost €3k from Colette sold at auction for US$250,000. Or an 8 inch canvas sells for US$271,000. I love his work it's just impossible to get a new original. It's easier to buy a piece from a major blue chip artist than one by Javier Calleja |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by touchdowntodd on Jun 14, 2019 23:48:31 GMT 1, Ball park, how much have yourself and literally 20 other people have been willing to spend? Could be partly the reason everybody has left empty handed. well I agree that galleries do lie sometimes I'm not sure that this is the case in this situation being that I know myself and at least 20 other people have literally been trying to throw money down their throats for a few years now.. they love saying there are lines but they also love money they would have taken it if pieces were available
Several willing to spend current pricing, possibly more. including myself if I could get a small canvas or paper work.. funny is being denied by the same gallery I bought my charcoal original from a few years back, and I've been on their list for a second piece since the day we finished that transaction
Ball park, how much have yourself and literally 20 other people have been willing to spend? Could be partly the reason everybody has left empty handed. well I agree that galleries do lie sometimes I'm not sure that this is the case in this situation being that I know myself and at least 20 other people have literally been trying to throw money down their throats for a few years now.. they love saying there are lines but they also love money they would have taken it if pieces were available Several willing to spend current pricing, possibly more. including myself if I could get a small canvas or paper work.. funny is being denied by the same gallery I bought my charcoal original from a few years back, and I've been on their list for a second piece since the day we finished that transaction |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by Express Post on Jun 14, 2019 23:54:08 GMT 1, I can imagine when the cost of shipping the largest piece framed is going to cost from Germany to NYC. Anyone want to hazard a guess?
I can imagine when the cost of shipping the largest piece framed is going to cost from Germany to NYC. Anyone want to hazard a guess?
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by jluhiex on Jun 15, 2019 0:06:34 GMT 1, I can imagine when the cost of shipping the largest piece framed is going to cost from Germany to NYC. Anyone want to hazard a guess?
Had a 180cm x 110cm piece sent from paris to los angeles for 690 euros. Flight Logistics built a custom crate for a 160cm x 122cm framed canvas for 765 pounds.
I can imagine when the cost of shipping the largest piece framed is going to cost from Germany to NYC. Anyone want to hazard a guess? Had a 180cm x 110cm piece sent from paris to los angeles for 690 euros. Flight Logistics built a custom crate for a 160cm x 122cm framed canvas for 765 pounds. |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by Express Post on Jun 15, 2019 0:13:46 GMT 1, Thx.
But talking bout the 195*162cm plus the huge ass frame. The fella touching the cloud.
http://instagram.com/p/Bx4-F8QCYYI
I can imagine when the cost of shipping the largest piece framed is going to cost from Germany to NYC. Anyone want to hazard a guess? Had a 180cm x 110cm piece sent from paris to los angeles for 690 euros. Flight Logistics built a custom crate for a 160cm x 122cm framed canvas for 765 pounds.
Thx. But talking bout the 195*162cm plus the huge ass frame. The fella touching the cloud. http://instagram.com/p/Bx4-F8QCYYI I can imagine when the cost of shipping the largest piece framed is going to cost from Germany to NYC. Anyone want to hazard a guess? Had a 180cm x 110cm piece sent from paris to los angeles for 690 euros. Flight Logistics built a custom crate for a 160cm x 122cm framed canvas for 765 pounds. |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by jluhiex on Jun 15, 2019 0:18:46 GMT 1, Thx. But talking bout the 195*162cm plus the huge ass frame. The fella touching the cloud. http://instagr.am/p/Bx4-F8QCYYI Had a 180cm x 110cm piece sent from paris to los angeles for 690 euros. Flight Logistics built a custom crate for a 160cm x 122cm framed canvas for 765 pounds.
Thx. But talking bout the 195*162cm plus the huge ass frame. The fella touching the cloud. http://instagr.am/p/Bx4-F8QCYYI Had a 180cm x 110cm piece sent from paris to los angeles for 690 euros. Flight Logistics built a custom crate for a 160cm x 122cm framed canvas for 765 pounds. I can only imagine...2000 euros probably. I'm assuming that piece is easily 60k euro, 2k isn't bad. Cost of doing business lol. |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by Express Post on Jun 15, 2019 0:18:52 GMT 1, Fair enough.You might have to review your budget after this show and the print sell out.
It ain't gonna be pretty.
Ball park, how much have yourself and literally 20 other people have been willing to spend? Could be partly the reason everybody has left empty handed. Several willing to spend current pricing, possibly more. including myself if I could get a small canvas or paper work.. funny is being denied by the same gallery I bought my charcoal original from a few years back, and I've been on their list for a second piece since the day we finished that transaction
Fair enough.You might have to review your budget after this show and the print sell out. It ain't gonna be pretty. Ball park, how much have yourself and literally 20 other people have been willing to spend? Could be partly the reason everybody has left empty handed. Several willing to spend current pricing, possibly more. including myself if I could get a small canvas or paper work.. funny is being denied by the same gallery I bought my charcoal original from a few years back, and I've been on their list for a second piece since the day we finished that transaction |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by touchdowntodd on Jun 15, 2019 1:05:17 GMT 1, Fair enough.You might have to review your budget after this show and the print sell out. It ain't gonna be pretty. Several willing to spend current pricing, possibly more. including myself if I could get a small canvas or paper work.. funny is being denied by the same gallery I bought my charcoal original from a few years back, and I've been on their list for a second piece since the day we finished that transaction
That's the painful truth.. hopefully I can work a trade, I don't mind losing Banksy or Kaws.. but we should all have another print chance next year at least
Fair enough.You might have to review your budget after this show and the print sell out. It ain't gonna be pretty. Several willing to spend current pricing, possibly more. including myself if I could get a small canvas or paper work.. funny is being denied by the same gallery I bought my charcoal original from a few years back, and I've been on their list for a second piece since the day we finished that transaction That's the painful truth.. hopefully I can work a trade, I don't mind losing Banksy or Kaws.. but we should all have another print chance next year at least |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by nighthawk on Jun 15, 2019 1:55:32 GMT 1, He has a lot on demand atm. Selling 210 prints for €2,800 before tax says a lot. His gallery prices haven't gone up exponentially. €19k before tax+shipping for a 1m canvas isn't a stretch. Neither is €6-7k for a 100cm*70cm work on paper. Crazy is when the Kaws karimoku edition that originally cost €3k from Colette sold at auction for US$250,000. Or an 8 inch canvas sells for US$271,000. I love his work it's just impossible to get a new original. It's easier to buy a piece from a major blue chip artist than one by Javier Calleja
KAWS has been going for 20 years. Javier, like five. Give him the 15 year time gap and let’s see what happens.
He has a lot on demand atm. Selling 210 prints for €2,800 before tax says a lot. His gallery prices haven't gone up exponentially. €19k before tax+shipping for a 1m canvas isn't a stretch. Neither is €6-7k for a 100cm*70cm work on paper. Crazy is when the Kaws karimoku edition that originally cost €3k from Colette sold at auction for US$250,000. Or an 8 inch canvas sells for US$271,000. I love his work it's just impossible to get a new original. It's easier to buy a piece from a major blue chip artist than one by Javier Calleja KAWS has been going for 20 years. Javier, like five. Give him the 15 year time gap and let’s see what happens. |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by touchdowntodd on Jun 15, 2019 2:09:14 GMT 1, He has a lot on demand atm. Selling 210 prints for €2,800 before tax says a lot. His gallery prices haven't gone up exponentially. €19k before tax+shipping for a 1m canvas isn't a stretch. Neither is €6-7k for a 100cm*70cm work on paper. Crazy is when the Kaws karimoku edition that originally cost €3k from Colette sold at auction for US$250,000. Or an 8 inch canvas sells for US$271,000. KAWS has been going for 20 years. Javier, like five. Give him the 15 year time gap and let’s see what happens.
Not saying kaws is a fair comparison, but I believe Javier had his first solo in 2003, and first group show a couple years earlier which technically puts them in the same "professional" career stage. Altho obviously kaws had a lot of street work prior.
Again not comparing, but NYC/NJ area start VS Spain isn't apples to oranges either
Seems like these talks always come down to money and personal preference. No one here is picking the next million dollar canvases, so why not just buy what we like and enjoy? If it was all money based for me I'd be incredibly bored and have a flat file full of stuff I don't like...
That's not what art is to me
Congrats to everyone that got lucky and like his work, congrats to everyone who doesn't like it so therefore doesn't care. This forum hops on each other's taste too often. More negative than positive, whether artists are proven or not. I don't get it. I get defensive sometimes, but it's when I love something. I truly enjoy how javis work touches me, the positive message in the works, how it makes me feel to look at them when I pass one by etc. Not to mention I like him as a person.. i thought that's what this is all about?
Otherwise why not venture into real estate, stock market, etc?
He has a lot on demand atm. Selling 210 prints for €2,800 before tax says a lot. His gallery prices haven't gone up exponentially. €19k before tax+shipping for a 1m canvas isn't a stretch. Neither is €6-7k for a 100cm*70cm work on paper. Crazy is when the Kaws karimoku edition that originally cost €3k from Colette sold at auction for US$250,000. Or an 8 inch canvas sells for US$271,000. KAWS has been going for 20 years. Javier, like five. Give him the 15 year time gap and let’s see what happens. Not saying kaws is a fair comparison, but I believe Javier had his first solo in 2003, and first group show a couple years earlier which technically puts them in the same "professional" career stage. Altho obviously kaws had a lot of street work prior. Again not comparing, but NYC/NJ area start VS Spain isn't apples to oranges either Seems like these talks always come down to money and personal preference. No one here is picking the next million dollar canvases, so why not just buy what we like and enjoy? If it was all money based for me I'd be incredibly bored and have a flat file full of stuff I don't like... That's not what art is to me Congrats to everyone that got lucky and like his work, congrats to everyone who doesn't like it so therefore doesn't care. This forum hops on each other's taste too often. More negative than positive, whether artists are proven or not. I don't get it. I get defensive sometimes, but it's when I love something. I truly enjoy how javis work touches me, the positive message in the works, how it makes me feel to look at them when I pass one by etc. Not to mention I like him as a person.. i thought that's what this is all about? Otherwise why not venture into real estate, stock market, etc? |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by Matt on Jun 15, 2019 7:05:57 GMT 1, touchdowntodd nice sentiment, live and let live and all that...was fine when releases were mostly cheap and affordable, but now that every release is 1k+ the added focus on money is unavoidable
touchdowntodd nice sentiment, live and let live and all that...was fine when releases were mostly cheap and affordable, but now that every release is 1k+ the added focus on money is unavoidable
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by cutiehoney on Jun 15, 2019 14:29:52 GMT 1, Sickly Pete ... MeatLiquor ...
and I couldn't agree more with your analogy!
Sickly Pete ... MeatLiquor ...
and I couldn't agree more with your analogy!
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by shy on Jun 15, 2019 15:21:21 GMT 1, KAWS has been going for 20 years. Javier, like five. Give him the 15 year time gap and let’s see what happens. Not saying kaws is a fair comparison, but I believe Javier had his first solo in 2003, and first group show a couple years earlier which technically puts them in the same "professional" career stage. Altho obviously kaws had a lot of street work prior. Again not comparing, but NYC/NJ area start VS Spain isn't apples to oranges either Seems like these talks always come down to money and personal preference. No one here is picking the next million dollar canvases, so why not just buy what we like and enjoy? If it was all money based for me I'd be incredibly bored and have a flat file full of stuff I don't like... That's not what art is to me Congrats to everyone that got lucky and like his work, congrats to everyone who doesn't like it so therefore doesn't care. This forum hops on each other's taste too often. More negative than positive, whether artists are proven or not. I don't get it. I get defensive sometimes, but it's when I love something. I truly enjoy how javis work touches me, the positive message in the works, how it makes me feel to look at them when I pass one by etc. Not to mention I like him as a person.. i thought that's what this is all about? Otherwise why not venture into real estate, stock market, etc?
KAWS has been going for 20 years. Javier, like five. Give him the 15 year time gap and let’s see what happens. Not saying kaws is a fair comparison, but I believe Javier had his first solo in 2003, and first group show a couple years earlier which technically puts them in the same "professional" career stage. Altho obviously kaws had a lot of street work prior. Again not comparing, but NYC/NJ area start VS Spain isn't apples to oranges either Seems like these talks always come down to money and personal preference. No one here is picking the next million dollar canvases, so why not just buy what we like and enjoy? If it was all money based for me I'd be incredibly bored and have a flat file full of stuff I don't like... That's not what art is to me Congrats to everyone that got lucky and like his work, congrats to everyone who doesn't like it so therefore doesn't care. This forum hops on each other's taste too often. More negative than positive, whether artists are proven or not. I don't get it. I get defensive sometimes, but it's when I love something. I truly enjoy how javis work touches me, the positive message in the works, how it makes me feel to look at them when I pass one by etc. Not to mention I like him as a person.. i thought that's what this is all about? Otherwise why not venture into real estate, stock market, etc? well said touchdowntodd! I dig your passion man! |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by nggordon on Jun 16, 2019 1:32:40 GMT 1, In search of:
Oli Epp original
Javier Calleja prints or original
PLEASE HELP!!
Best,
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In search of:
Oli Epp original
Javier Calleja prints or original
PLEASE HELP!!
Best,
NG
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by hippychick on Jun 26, 2019 15:21:42 GMT 1,
Those little things opens on June 28th at 20:00h at Dio Horia Gallery, Panahra Sq., Chora, Mykonos, Greece, and can be visited until July 24th.
www.diohoria.com
Email: info@diohoria.com
Tel: +30 228 902 6429
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June - daily, 18:00-01:00
July - daily, 18:00-02:00
Those little things opens on June 28th at 20:00h at Dio Horia Gallery, Panahra Sq., Chora, Mykonos, Greece, and can be visited until July 24th. www.diohoria.com Email: info@diohoria.com Tel: +30 228 902 6429 Hours: June - daily, 18:00-01:00 July - daily, 18:00-02:00 |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by Express Post on Jun 26, 2019 15:27:19 GMT 1, Everything sold out!
Everything sold out!
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by barsukauk on Jun 26, 2019 18:27:31 GMT 1,
I don’t really see the point to go to see a show than is sold before the opening...
I don’t really see the point to go to see a show than is sold before the opening... |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by k2 on Jun 26, 2019 18:37:06 GMT 1, I don’t really see the point to go to see a show than is sold before the opening...
I don’t really see the point to go to see a show than is sold before the opening... Have you ever been to a museum where nothing is for sale? |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by touchdowntodd on Jun 26, 2019 19:12:28 GMT 1,
Long long long ago ....
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by touchdowntodd on Jun 26, 2019 19:12:39 GMT 1, Any not his first in Greece lol
Any not his first in Greece lol
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by hippychick on Jun 26, 2019 20:22:09 GMT 1, Any not his first in Greece lol
Any not his first in Greece lol Just took the text from the callejastudio email. |
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by Wearology on Jun 26, 2019 21:11:52 GMT 1, I will be at the show in Greece, if any forum members want to meet up.
I will be at the show in Greece, if any forum members want to meet up.
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Javier Calleja 🇪🇸 Málaga, Spain • Drawings • Sculture, by Express Post on Jun 27, 2019 7:24:53 GMT 1, You buy again from this show?
I will be at the show in Greece, if any forum members want to meet up.
You buy again from this show? I will be at the show in Greece, if any forum members want to meet up. |
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