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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by Sam Am on Jan 18, 2023 20:07:35 GMT 1, Absolutely shit show at London art fair. Ticketed system created by the organisers… fantastic, arrive at the stand to be told it’s already in tier 2 after waiting since stupid o’clock and getting a ticket with a lower number than 20. Thank god the wife likes it.
Absolutely shit show at London art fair. Ticketed system created by the organisers… fantastic, arrive at the stand to be told it’s already in tier 2 after waiting since stupid o’clock and getting a ticket with a lower number than 20. Thank god the wife likes it. |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by E9Boy on Jan 18, 2023 20:58:36 GMT 1, It’s square ! Not interested, won’t sit well with my other Shrigs..
It’s square ! Not interested, won’t sit well with my other Shrigs..
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by Winter on Jan 18, 2023 21:06:44 GMT 1, Absolutely shit show at London art fair. Ticketed system created by the organisers… fantastic, arrive at the stand to be told it’s already in tier 2 after waiting since stupid o’clock and getting a ticket with a lower number than 20. Thank god the wife likes it.
Absolutely shit show at London art fair. Ticketed system created by the organisers… fantastic, arrive at the stand to be told it’s already in tier 2 after waiting since stupid o’clock and getting a ticket with a lower number than 20. Thank god the wife likes it. Is Extract The Juice another term for take the piss? |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by Eastend Boy 13 on Jan 18, 2023 22:46:58 GMT 1, The non-public LAF Private View was yesterday, Tuesday, so...
The non-public LAF Private View was yesterday, Tuesday, so...
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by Poster Bob on Jan 18, 2023 23:16:48 GMT 1, There is always a private view before the fair opens where both gallerists and VIPs buy works before release. Anyone looking to purchase a Shrigley should be aware of this, but it seems that this was your first time queuing for one. Just keep in mind that it will always be like this.
There is always a private view before the fair opens where both gallerists and VIPs buy works before release. Anyone looking to purchase a Shrigley should be aware of this, but it seems that this was your first time queuing for one. Just keep in mind that it will always be like this.
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Sam Am
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by Sam Am on Jan 18, 2023 23:47:39 GMT 1, No works sold the day before, I was there. No opportunity to purchase and it was said this morning was the first 25. It is what it was.
No works sold the day before, I was there. No opportunity to purchase and it was said this morning was the first 25. It is what it was.
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by biggieg on Jan 19, 2023 12:06:24 GMT 1, It’s square ! Not interested, won’t sit well with my other Shrigs..
It’s square ! Not interested, won’t sit well with my other Shrigs.. Agreed, although may be nice to be able to hang a shrig next to some square prints for once.. |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by WOOF on Jan 19, 2023 14:56:51 GMT 1,
£1,333.33 for US buyers 
£1,333.33 for US buyers |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by LJCal on Jan 19, 2023 16:25:56 GMT 1, This is a very appropriate piece for Shrigley
This is a very appropriate piece for Shrigley
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by Georgie Poppit on Jan 19, 2023 17:25:04 GMT 1, Given the crazy prices his prints are going for at Phillips right now it’s probably worth buying a heap of these
Given the crazy prices his prints are going for at Phillips right now it’s probably worth buying a heap of these
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by from mjolnir on Jan 19, 2023 18:53:20 GMT 1, Given the crazy prices his prints are going for at Phillips right now it’s probably worth buying a heap of these
Given the crazy prices his prints are going for at Phillips right now it’s probably worth buying a heap of these It's the Phillips effect though. I sold one at Bonhams in December for 1/2 what it just sold for at this auction |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by rgunk on Jan 19, 2023 19:01:03 GMT 1, Can someone explain the tier system to me? It is now on tier 4 at £1,583.33.
Worth buying?
I have it in my shopping cart. Description doesn’t say if it’s signed or not either.
Thanks for any help.
Can someone explain the tier system to me? It is now on tier 4 at £1,583.33.
Worth buying?
I have it in my shopping cart. Description doesn’t say if it’s signed or not either.
Thanks for any help.
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by cemltz on Jan 19, 2023 19:11:17 GMT 1, Can someone explain the tier system to me? It is now on tier 4 at £1,583.33. Worth buying? I have it in my shopping cart. Description doesn’t say if it’s signed or not either. Thanks for any help.
generally his pieces are signed and numbered on the back.
Can someone explain the tier system to me? It is now on tier 4 at £1,583.33. Worth buying? I have it in my shopping cart. Description doesn’t say if it’s signed or not either. Thanks for any help. It’s an edition of 125. The first 25 sold were tier 1 and sold for £900, the second 25 were tier two and sold for £1,250, etc. Price goes up with each tier to pressure folks to buy early. generally his pieces are signed and numbered on the back. |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by elzerman on Jan 19, 2023 19:20:11 GMT 1, I’ve been checking some results on Phillips. What’s the deal? Why are people paying 1500£ for those unsigned 250 ed shrigleys that you can get from the bay for 80£ any day? What’s the secret?
I’ve been checking some results on Phillips. What’s the deal? Why are people paying 1500£ for those unsigned 250 ed shrigleys that you can get from the bay for 80£ any day? What’s the secret?
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nobokov
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by nobokov on Jan 19, 2023 19:31:06 GMT 1, I’ve been checking some results on Phillips. What’s the deal? Why are people paying 1500£ for those unsigned 250 ed shrigleys that you can get from the bay for 80£ any day? What’s the secret?
I’ve been checking some results on Phillips. What’s the deal? Why are people paying 1500£ for those unsigned 250 ed shrigleys that you can get from the bay for 80£ any day? What’s the secret? Rich idiots. Plenty of them like buying art. |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by nobokov on Jan 19, 2023 19:34:08 GMT 1, Can someone explain the tier system to me? It is now on tier 4 at £1,583.33. Worth buying? I have it in my shopping cart. Description doesn’t say if it’s signed or not either. Thanks for any help.
Can someone explain the tier system to me? It is now on tier 4 at £1,583.33. Worth buying? I have it in my shopping cart. Description doesn’t say if it’s signed or not either. Thanks for any help. Not worth buying. If someone bought it for less a few minutes before I did, I'd just feel like an idiot. He has tons of print releases and the prices for the prints are way too high in comparison with his originals. Just buy an original shrigley. |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by rgunk on Jan 19, 2023 20:56:50 GMT 1, Yeah, agreed, I’ll just wait until something more interesting than an orange comes up for sale on the secondary market!
Yeah, agreed, I’ll just wait until something more interesting than an orange comes up for sale on the secondary market!
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by jfox789 on Jan 19, 2023 21:32:42 GMT 1, I bought one. I think still affordable for his pieces at tier 3. A lot of pieces sell out at every tier.
I bought one. I think still affordable for his pieces at tier 3. A lot of pieces sell out at every tier.
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by E9Boy on Jan 20, 2023 8:55:42 GMT 1, Yeah, agreed, I’ll just wait until something more interesting than an orange comes up for sale on the secondary market!
Yeah, agreed, I’ll just wait until something more interesting than an orange comes up for sale on the secondary market! It’ll cost you double on the secondary, unless you go for one of his flops… |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by Georgie Poppit on Jan 20, 2023 10:22:46 GMT 1, If his primary framed originals are £6500 why do people spend significantly more on his prints? Asking for a friend.
If his primary framed originals are £6500 why do people spend significantly more on his prints? Asking for a friend.
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E9Boy
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by E9Boy on Jan 20, 2023 10:45:34 GMT 1, If his primary framed originals are £6500 why do people spend significantly more on his prints? Asking for a friend.
If his primary framed originals are £6500 why do people spend significantly more on his prints? Asking for a friend. Maybe he/publisher choose stronger images for prints. There’s the collectibility of his prints all being same size (with few exceptions) and looking fab together… |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by Sixty Bells on Jan 20, 2023 14:31:36 GMT 1, If his primary framed originals are £6500 why do people spend significantly more on his prints? Asking for a friend. Maybe he/publisher choose stronger images for prints. There’s the collectibility of his prints all being same size (with few exceptions) and looking fab together…
The originals are very subjective, you might buy an original of a Shrigley turd for £5k which you think is a good price for an original but no one wants it because it’s a picture of a turd. And so it’s secondary value is zero.
So as an investment, collectors are more nervous of investing in originals if they’re doing it as a value store. If you love the image though, knock yourself out.
Troll disclaimer:, the above is all in relation to market forces and perceived value, nothing to do with artistic merit
If his primary framed originals are £6500 why do people spend significantly more on his prints? Asking for a friend. Maybe he/publisher choose stronger images for prints. There’s the collectibility of his prints all being same size (with few exceptions) and looking fab together… It’s easier to estimate the value of Shrigley prints as you can guage demand, see what they are changing hands for. Collectors are prepared to invest in them knowing what their value is. The originals are very subjective, you might buy an original of a Shrigley turd for £5k which you think is a good price for an original but no one wants it because it’s a picture of a turd. And so it’s secondary value is zero. So as an investment, collectors are more nervous of investing in originals if they’re doing it as a value store. If you love the image though, knock yourself out. Troll disclaimer:, the above is all in relation to market forces and perceived value, nothing to do with artistic merit |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by The Italian One on Jan 20, 2023 14:43:25 GMT 1, Maybe he/publisher choose stronger images for prints. There’s the collectibility of his prints all being same size (with few exceptions) and looking fab together… It’s easier to estimate the value of Shrigley prints as you can guage demand, see what they are changing hands for. Collectors are prepared to invest in them knowing what their value is. The originals are very subjective, you might buy an original of a Shrigley turd for £5k which you think is a good price for an original but no one wants it because it’s a picture of a turd. And so it’s secondary value is zero. So as an investment, collectors are more nervous of investing in originals if they’re doing it as a value store. If you love the image though, knock yourself out. Troll disclaimer:, the above is all in relation to market forces and perceived value, nothing to do with artistic merit
Shrigley has a new print coming out each week, and I can't see it as an "art investment" unless he drastically ends releasing prints.
I love Shrigley and I do own some prints.
Maybe he/publisher choose stronger images for prints. There’s the collectibility of his prints all being same size (with few exceptions) and looking fab together… It’s easier to estimate the value of Shrigley prints as you can guage demand, see what they are changing hands for. Collectors are prepared to invest in them knowing what their value is. The originals are very subjective, you might buy an original of a Shrigley turd for £5k which you think is a good price for an original but no one wants it because it’s a picture of a turd. And so it’s secondary value is zero. So as an investment, collectors are more nervous of investing in originals if they’re doing it as a value store. If you love the image though, knock yourself out. Troll disclaimer:, the above is all in relation to market forces and perceived value, nothing to do with artistic merit buy if you like don't buy as investment. Shrigley has a new print coming out each week, and I can't see it as an "art investment" unless he drastically ends releasing prints. I love Shrigley and I do own some prints. |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by Sixty Bells on Jan 20, 2023 14:56:26 GMT 1, Shrigley has a new print coming out each week, and I can't see it as an "art investment" unless he drastically ends releasing prints. I love Shrigley and I do own some prints.
and remember, he only Ever makes 125 of each. (+ APs etc).
That’s not many
Shrigley has a new print coming out each week, and I can't see it as an "art investment" unless he drastically ends releasing prints. I love Shrigley and I do own some prints. Yes but not all his prints are created equal. Some images are highly in demand. Some are not and remember, he only Ever makes 125 of each. (+ APs etc). That’s not many |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by E9Boy on Jan 20, 2023 16:23:23 GMT 1, There’s an argument that the rate at which he releases limited prints is creating a larger fan base, it’s not as simple as supply & demand..
There’s an argument that the rate at which he releases limited prints is creating a larger fan base, it’s not as simple as supply & demand..
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by Smokeidaeye on Jan 20, 2023 18:48:30 GMT 1, I continuously kick myself for not jumping on the end-of-the-world hamburger print which is a perfect fit for me professionally but it is well beyond my means now on the secondary. Not sure an orange speaks to me the same way...
I continuously kick myself for not jumping on the end-of-the-world hamburger print which is a perfect fit for me professionally but it is well beyond my means now on the secondary. Not sure an orange speaks to me the same way...
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by nobokov on Jan 20, 2023 21:41:06 GMT 1, If his primary framed originals are £6500 why do people spend significantly more on his prints? Asking for a friend.
The responses to your question have been funny thus far. Lots of lies and self interest.
If his primary framed originals are £6500 why do people spend significantly more on his prints? Asking for a friend. The responses to your question have been funny thus far. Lots of lies and self interest. |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by E9Boy on Jan 20, 2023 21:57:59 GMT 1, If his primary framed originals are £6500 why do people spend significantly more on his prints? Asking for a friend. The responses to your question have been funny thus far. Lots of lies and self interest.
If his primary framed originals are £6500 why do people spend significantly more on his prints? Asking for a friend. The responses to your question have been funny thus far. Lots of lies and self interest. Looking forward to your constructive input… |
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Shrigley extract the juice from everything , by WOOF on Jan 21, 2023 20:59:06 GMT 1, I continuously kick myself for not jumping on the end-of-the-world hamburger print which is a perfect fit for me professionally but it is well beyond my means now on the secondary. Not sure an orange speaks to me the same way...
So glad I snagged one. It doesn't get as much love as some of the animals or super kid friendly ones but I have a strong personal connection to it. Because I love double cheeseburgers.
I continuously kick myself for not jumping on the end-of-the-world hamburger print which is a perfect fit for me professionally but it is well beyond my means now on the secondary. Not sure an orange speaks to me the same way... So glad I snagged one. It doesn't get as much love as some of the animals or super kid friendly ones but I have a strong personal connection to it. Because I love double cheeseburgers. |
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