Lost in time

Just a shot in the dark but Wanchope probably likes it?

Does anyone know when they’re actually being released?

We are not confirming the exact date but most probably it will take place in March.

That was from AA yesterday on email. 

To those who have already purchased from the edition, can anyone confirm if you were able to purchase all 3 as a set - same numbers?
Or even just two of them to hang as a diptych. Yellow and Blue - together should look great 

Most of those sub $6K "prints" are small offset prints from a box of 10 that were free giveaways from the VIP version of Skarstedt Gallery's "Drawing Paintings" publication. They're what you buy in a museum gift shop, small prints, not signed, not numbered, stamped on the back, and not worth more than $10 each.

www.skarstedt.com/publications/george-condo3

Medium to large, 21 colors, A - A+, screenprints signed by George Condo!? These are great, not good! Every other print he's ever produced pales in comparison to these. I can't believe people are actually complaining about the image selections; each one is amazing.

These are easily comparable to really strong Jonas Wood prints (matisse pots or interior) AND/OR the nice Harland Miller penguin editions (not the most recent WC - those were shite).

I can only imagine that these will increase in value, as long as prints are still collected in the future!

Id have to agree too, blue and yellow favourites for me

People on this forum have deep pockets, especially if there’s potential profit. They should put a 5 year no resale on these.

Back in the olden days, prints could often be available at cost for years, including after an artist's untimely and tragic demise by poverty. We live in a world of hype now, measured only by immediate success. A print has to sell out within minutes or it's a dud and the artist's entire worth is called into question.

"Will it hold its value? Will it be worth more than I paid for it? Will it flip like burgers?"

It used to be about the art, man.

That's what we would call the print seller. The art man. We'd go to his store and ask if we could look through his drawers, and he'd often say yes, but lock the door first.

Nobody cared whether it was good value, what the work would resell for, and we knew nothing about the artist's opinion on things like vaccines or women. And we all assumed that they were massively into drugs and/or alcohol, why else would they be doing what they were doing? It doesn't make any sense, otherwise.

Often they wouldn't even print the entire run of a print. Sure, they'd say it was an edition of 250, but we all knew it was really 12.

It was a simpler, possibly more stupid time.

I think these prints are aimed at folk for whom 6k is not a lot of k, and also at folk who can possibly scrape together 6k.

If you like it and think the price is fair - go for it. As my old art teacher used to say, "..at the end of the day, it's George Condo. What's he doing here again?"

Tried to buy many times. No replies to my emails. 

do you guys think Portrait & Head + Lost in time will be a good pair? or Portrait & Head + Prismatic head composition?

These 2 work perfectly together. I think the 3rd print is much better as a stand alone. 



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