Stacks of photos are now on the Martin Whatson Facebook group. There is plenty of artwork there so looks worth visiting in person.

Anything left over (which there will be) will be on sale online from Sunday @ 5pm. Use this link - graffitiprints.com/collections/10th-anniversary-show

I went, was great to see so much work from artists we all like so much. The Martin Whatson room (not quite but almost) was frantic with people FaceTiming buyers and talking prices. The set up was very fair with everyone getting a ticket and then being served in order. They’d served about 10 in the first hour (sure it would’ve quickened up), I was less than 20 in the queue but couldn’t stay.

I’d say the originals were good value, 50/50 Martin Whatson original Violinist and couple dancing (picked up by Tall Paul) were £5k. The Scuba which was a bit bigger was around £7k (picked up by Sean). Small Hama Woods stencil on canvas was £750. Large Nuno Viegas originals were about £5/6k. Lots of great framing on show as well if anyone needed inspiration.

Met some nice art fans (we’re all nice, aren’t we). I didn’t really know what to expect, where I was in the queue I couldn’t see in, so first glances of the work were when I walked in. A chap called Nick, I think, said he was expecting some sort of release for those that came in person. That’s probably a fair shout, would’ve been a nice thing to mark the 10-year anniversary.

Only pic I actually took was of this Snik. I tried not to take any photos just so I could take it in and also not have any FOMO when I left having not bought anything.

FANAKAPAN - FOR THE LOVE OF DOG is nice... but 6k GBP plus 500 shipping? Ufff...

Nuno's Queen canvas are pretty special and price point is the norm, stand out works but everything looks a bit flat when grouped together this way, still struggle to see how the likes of Shane Turner can sit next to the likes of Nuno tbh. As for the price points, well, I suspect that ship has sailed.