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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by felix on Jun 18, 2008 14:04:30 GMT 1, """"""""" WISH I HAD 100K SPARE THIS IS A BEAUTY!!!  Β£100k and some varnish 
I think I may be the only one, but I would of preferred 'portrait of an artist' !!
""""""""" WISH I HAD 100K SPARE THIS IS A BEAUTY!!! Β£100k and some varnish I think I may be the only one, but I would of preferred 'portrait of an artist' !! |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by nacional on Jun 18, 2008 14:05:26 GMT 1, I am very happy for all the artists, art galleries and individuals who sold and purchased art yesterday.
I like/love Beejoir, SPQR, Dicey, Walker, Banksy, Eelus, and, yes, even Dr D (funny prints). I have some stuff by all of them, am very pleased that they all are doing well artistically and financially. I love to look at the stuff I have, and, i will admit it, like the fact that some art i have purchased has appreciated in value.
Well done to all...hello clouds, hello sky....group hug time...
I am very happy for all the artists, art galleries and individuals who sold and purchased art yesterday.
I like/love Beejoir, SPQR, Dicey, Walker, Banksy, Eelus, and, yes, even Dr D (funny prints). I have some stuff by all of them, am very pleased that they all are doing well artistically and financially. I love to look at the stuff I have, and, i will admit it, like the fact that some art i have purchased has appreciated in value.
Well done to all...hello clouds, hello sky....group hug time...
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by Jonny Wednesday on Jun 18, 2008 14:30:53 GMT 1, For a forum who's members puport to being art lovers and not interested in the money, 23 pages about what fetched what price aint bad!!!
That sums it up for me. I joined this forum to learn primarily about banksy from people who jointly know a lot on the subject. I wanted to buy, so I've spent my time reading and learning before sticking my toe in the water. I'm having to buy off the secondary market. I have to work for a living, so I try to be careful how I spend my spare cash. I, like most people here dont want to get 'mugged off'. I'm not in it to change my career and become some 'wheeler and dealer in art'. I buy something because I want it to go on the wall and enjoy it. If it goes up in value - great!, if I loose a bit - then so be it!. Through the forum I've been able to learn about other artists and their work - I thought thats what this was about. Some of you out there really need to get a life!
For a forum who's members puport to being art lovers and not interested in the money, 23 pages about what fetched what price aint bad!!! That sums it up for me. I joined this forum to learn primarily about banksy from people who jointly know a lot on the subject. I wanted to buy, so I've spent my time reading and learning before sticking my toe in the water. I'm having to buy off the secondary market. I have to work for a living, so I try to be careful how I spend my spare cash. I, like most people here dont want to get 'mugged off'. I'm not in it to change my career and become some 'wheeler and dealer in art'. I buy something because I want it to go on the wall and enjoy it. If it goes up in value - great!, if I loose a bit - then so be it!. Through the forum I've been able to learn about other artists and their work - I thought thats what this was about. Some of you out there really need to get a life! |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by felix on Jun 18, 2008 14:40:14 GMT 1, I find auctions are exciting and interesting, if thats ok 
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by Bram on Jun 18, 2008 14:45:51 GMT 1, For a forum who's members puport to being art lovers and not interested in the money, 23 pages about what fetched what price aint bad!!! That sums it up for me. I joined this forum to learn primarily about banksy from people who jointly know a lot on the subject. I wanted to buy, so I've spent my time reading and learning before sticking my toe in the water. I'm having to buy off the secondary market. I have to work for a living, so I try to be careful how I spend my spare cash. I, like most people here dont want to get 'mugged off'. I'm not in it to change my career and become some 'wheeler and dealer in art'. I buy something because I want it to go on the wall and enjoy it. If it goes up in value - great!, if I loose a bit - then so be it!. Through the forum I've been able to learn about other artists and their work - I thought thats what this was about. Some of you out there really need to get a life!
Nicely put. I totally agree.
For a forum who's members puport to being art lovers and not interested in the money, 23 pages about what fetched what price aint bad!!! That sums it up for me. I joined this forum to learn primarily about banksy from people who jointly know a lot on the subject. I wanted to buy, so I've spent my time reading and learning before sticking my toe in the water. I'm having to buy off the secondary market. I have to work for a living, so I try to be careful how I spend my spare cash. I, like most people here dont want to get 'mugged off'. I'm not in it to change my career and become some 'wheeler and dealer in art'. I buy something because I want it to go on the wall and enjoy it. If it goes up in value - great!, if I loose a bit - then so be it!. Through the forum I've been able to learn about other artists and their work - I thought thats what this was about. Some of you out there really need to get a life! Nicely put. I totally agree. |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by beasty on Jun 18, 2008 15:58:59 GMT 1, Funster and Gary helped me out on the Insurance side recently as well. Funster in particular did alot of groundwork in trying to get us covered and eventually succeeded so I'm very grateful for that.
if anyone is looking at insuring their collection I strongly recommend you give him a call. He runs a very professional operation and offers great customer service.
Cheers Funster.
Funster and Gary helped me out on the Insurance side recently as well. Funster in particular did alot of groundwork in trying to get us covered and eventually succeeded so I'm very grateful for that.
if anyone is looking at insuring their collection I strongly recommend you give him a call. He runs a very professional operation and offers great customer service.
Cheers Funster.
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by hanky on Jun 18, 2008 16:05:36 GMT 1, What happened to all the love that used to be on this forum?
What happened to all the love that used to be on this forum?
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by rosstierney on Jun 18, 2008 16:18:08 GMT 1, nice varied read for a change 
pieces containing angels, bombs, cherubs, guns, tits, war & wings still doing well considering the bashing they get on here
really liked this mudwig piece, very kaws esque:
sorry dmandpenfold, but had to laugh at this:
yeh but then someone pays a fortune for 3 plastic towers from Airfix...?
it's just three shots of a single tower 
and finally . . .
had to laugh at jboy who was quick off the mark to put his mona simpson up for sale 
nice varied read for a change pieces containing angels, bombs, cherubs, guns, tits, war & wings still doing well considering the bashing they get on here really liked this mudwig piece, very kaws esque: sorry dmandpenfold, but had to laugh at this: yeh but then someone pays a fortune for 3 plastic towers from Airfix...? it's just three shots of a single tower and finally . . . had to laugh at jboy who was quick off the mark to put his mona simpson up for sale |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by Wiseblood on Jun 18, 2008 16:19:23 GMT 1, Funster and Gary helped me out on the Insurance side recently as well. Funster in particular did alot of groundwork in trying to get us covered and eventually succeeded so I'm very grateful for that. if anyone is looking at insuring their collection I strongly recommend you give him a call. He runs a very professional operation and offers great customer service. Cheers Funster.
Ill second that.
Funster and Gary helped me out on the Insurance side recently as well. Funster in particular did alot of groundwork in trying to get us covered and eventually succeeded so I'm very grateful for that. if anyone is looking at insuring their collection I strongly recommend you give him a call. He runs a very professional operation and offers great customer service. Cheers Funster. Ill second that. |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by bullet on Jun 18, 2008 16:19:46 GMT 1, boom boom.
just bought some hush...
boom boom.
just bought some hush...
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by lee3 on Jun 18, 2008 16:23:18 GMT 1, For a forum who's members puport to being art lovers and not interested in the money, 23 pages about what fetched what price aint bad!!!
I don't know who states unequivocally that they don't care about money and it's all about art, but unless you're one of the lucky few who have more money than time, this will just never be the case. I love art. I love studying it, staring at it, and learning about it obsessively. However, we're all greedy on some level and to deny it is an outright lie. I watch the auctions habitually and in fact I think attending them are some of the most exiting times an art lover can experience. There is just something special about watching the revolving easel with work that you will never own but get to appreciate and watch how the bidding public react. It's a learning experience and it's a blast and you'll NEVER forget the first time you raise your paddle at auction.
It's a pleasure in life when your intution is proved right over time and the right art purchases here and there will change the quality of your life not only while you enjoy it in your home but on the back end of your life for early retirement or to get your kid through school. The auctions are the one place art lovers can see a live sale a few times a year as opposed to every day with your stocks. Further, imagine how distasteful and ugly your brokerage statement would look on a wall?
We're all motivated by money to varrying degrees and I've never once tried to hide it. As someone mentioned above, familiarizing yourself with the pricing certainly helps you make an educated puchase leaving more cash for the things that reall matter in life. That's my very long winded way of saying I've never once held myself out as an "art lover who is not interested in the money" but I certainly don't feel inferior to the precious few on this planet who can afford to be in that group.
I would guess (not knowing how many members there are at this site) that there are a maximum of 5 members here that can afford to be an art lover that is not interested in the money. Most in that crowd that I've met rarely use the internet as it is and certainly have far better things to do with their time than blog.
For a forum who's members puport to being art lovers and not interested in the money, 23 pages about what fetched what price aint bad!!! I don't know who states unequivocally that they don't care about money and it's all about art, but unless you're one of the lucky few who have more money than time, this will just never be the case. I love art. I love studying it, staring at it, and learning about it obsessively. However, we're all greedy on some level and to deny it is an outright lie. I watch the auctions habitually and in fact I think attending them are some of the most exiting times an art lover can experience. There is just something special about watching the revolving easel with work that you will never own but get to appreciate and watch how the bidding public react. It's a learning experience and it's a blast and you'll NEVER forget the first time you raise your paddle at auction. It's a pleasure in life when your intution is proved right over time and the right art purchases here and there will change the quality of your life not only while you enjoy it in your home but on the back end of your life for early retirement or to get your kid through school. The auctions are the one place art lovers can see a live sale a few times a year as opposed to every day with your stocks. Further, imagine how distasteful and ugly your brokerage statement would look on a wall? We're all motivated by money to varrying degrees and I've never once tried to hide it. As someone mentioned above, familiarizing yourself with the pricing certainly helps you make an educated puchase leaving more cash for the things that reall matter in life. That's my very long winded way of saying I've never once held myself out as an "art lover who is not interested in the money" but I certainly don't feel inferior to the precious few on this planet who can afford to be in that group. I would guess (not knowing how many members there are at this site) that there are a maximum of 5 members here that can afford to be an art lover that is not interested in the money. Most in that crowd that I've met rarely use the internet as it is and certainly have far better things to do with their time than blog. |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by onemandown72 on Jun 18, 2008 16:34:06 GMT 1, For a forum who's members puport to being art lovers and not interested in the money, 23 pages about what fetched what price aint bad!!! I don't know who states unequivocally that they don't care about money and it's all about art, but unless you're one of the lucky few who have more money than time, this will just never be the case. I love art. I love studying it, staring at it, and learning about it obsessively. However, we're all greedy on some level and to deny it is an outright lie. I watch the auctions habitually and in fact I think attending them are some of the most exiting times an art lover can experience. There is just something special about watching the revolving easel with work that you will never own but get to appreciate and watch how the bidding public react. It's a learning experience and it's a blast and you'll NEVER forget the first time you raise your paddle at auction. It's a pleasure in life when your intution is proved right over time and the right art purchases here and there will change the quality of your life not only while you enjoy it in your home but on the back end of your life for early retirement or to get your kid through school. The auctions are the one place art lovers can see a live sale a few times a year as opposed to every day with your stocks. Further, imagine how distasteful and ugly your brokerage statement would look on a wall? We're all motivated by money to varrying degrees and I've never once tried to hide it. As someone mentioned above, familiarizing yourself with the pricing certainly helps you make an educated puchase leaving more cash for the things that reall matter in life. That's my very long winded way of saying I've never once held myself out as an "art lover who is not interested in the money" but I certainly don't feel inferior to the precious few on this planet who can afford to be in that group. I would guess (not knowing how many members there are at this site) that there are a maximum of 5 members here that can afford to be an art lover that is not interested in the money. Most in that crowd that I've met rarely use the internet as it is and certainly have far better things to do with their time than blog.
thank god for sanity and perspective - couldn't agree with you more
For a forum who's members puport to being art lovers and not interested in the money, 23 pages about what fetched what price aint bad!!! I don't know who states unequivocally that they don't care about money and it's all about art, but unless you're one of the lucky few who have more money than time, this will just never be the case. I love art. I love studying it, staring at it, and learning about it obsessively. However, we're all greedy on some level and to deny it is an outright lie. I watch the auctions habitually and in fact I think attending them are some of the most exiting times an art lover can experience. There is just something special about watching the revolving easel with work that you will never own but get to appreciate and watch how the bidding public react. It's a learning experience and it's a blast and you'll NEVER forget the first time you raise your paddle at auction. It's a pleasure in life when your intution is proved right over time and the right art purchases here and there will change the quality of your life not only while you enjoy it in your home but on the back end of your life for early retirement or to get your kid through school. The auctions are the one place art lovers can see a live sale a few times a year as opposed to every day with your stocks. Further, imagine how distasteful and ugly your brokerage statement would look on a wall? We're all motivated by money to varrying degrees and I've never once tried to hide it. As someone mentioned above, familiarizing yourself with the pricing certainly helps you make an educated puchase leaving more cash for the things that reall matter in life. That's my very long winded way of saying I've never once held myself out as an "art lover who is not interested in the money" but I certainly don't feel inferior to the precious few on this planet who can afford to be in that group. I would guess (not knowing how many members there are at this site) that there are a maximum of 5 members here that can afford to be an art lover that is not interested in the money. Most in that crowd that I've met rarely use the internet as it is and certainly have far better things to do with their time than blog. thank god for sanity and perspective - couldn't agree with you more |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by bobbymeachamjr on Jun 18, 2008 16:37:51 GMT 1, The coattail riding of this scene and these flea market type sales will only facilitate the inevitable...
The coattail riding of this scene and these flea market type sales will only facilitate the inevitable...
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by dslug on Jun 18, 2008 16:38:51 GMT 1, For a forum who's members puport to being art lovers and not interested in the money, 23 pages about what fetched what price aint bad!!! I don't know who states unequivocally that they don't care about money and it's all about art, but unless you're one of the lucky few who have more money than time, this will just never be the case. I love art. I love studying it, staring at it, and learning about it obsessively. However, we're all greedy on some level and to deny it is an outright lie. I watch the auctions habitually and in fact I think attending them are some of the most exiting times an art lover can experience. There is just something special about watching the revolving easel with work that you will never own but get to appreciate and watch how the bidding public react. It's a learning experience and it's a blast and you'll NEVER forget the first time you raise your paddle at auction. It's a pleasure in life when your intution is proved right over time and the right art purchases here and there will change the quality of your life not only while you enjoy it in your home but on the back end of your life for early retirement or to get your kid through school. The auctions are the one place art lovers can see a live sale a few times a year as opposed to every day with your stocks. Further, imagine how distasteful and ugly your brokerage statement would look on a wall? We're all motivated by money to varrying degrees and I've never once tried to hide it. As someone mentioned above, familiarizing yourself with the pricing certainly helps you make an educated puchase leaving more cash for the things that reall matter in life. That's my very long winded way of saying I've never once held myself out as an "art lover who is not interested in the money" but I certainly don't feel inferior to the precious few on this planet who can afford to be in that group. I would guess (not knowing how many members there are at this site) that there are a maximum of 5 members here that can afford to be an art lover that is not interested in the money. Most in that crowd that I've met rarely use the internet as it is and certainly have far better things to do with their time than blog.
very well said,couldnt agree more.
we have the shex now yesh ?
For a forum who's members puport to being art lovers and not interested in the money, 23 pages about what fetched what price aint bad!!! I don't know who states unequivocally that they don't care about money and it's all about art, but unless you're one of the lucky few who have more money than time, this will just never be the case. I love art. I love studying it, staring at it, and learning about it obsessively. However, we're all greedy on some level and to deny it is an outright lie. I watch the auctions habitually and in fact I think attending them are some of the most exiting times an art lover can experience. There is just something special about watching the revolving easel with work that you will never own but get to appreciate and watch how the bidding public react. It's a learning experience and it's a blast and you'll NEVER forget the first time you raise your paddle at auction. It's a pleasure in life when your intution is proved right over time and the right art purchases here and there will change the quality of your life not only while you enjoy it in your home but on the back end of your life for early retirement or to get your kid through school. The auctions are the one place art lovers can see a live sale a few times a year as opposed to every day with your stocks. Further, imagine how distasteful and ugly your brokerage statement would look on a wall? We're all motivated by money to varrying degrees and I've never once tried to hide it. As someone mentioned above, familiarizing yourself with the pricing certainly helps you make an educated puchase leaving more cash for the things that reall matter in life. That's my very long winded way of saying I've never once held myself out as an "art lover who is not interested in the money" but I certainly don't feel inferior to the precious few on this planet who can afford to be in that group. I would guess (not knowing how many members there are at this site) that there are a maximum of 5 members here that can afford to be an art lover that is not interested in the money. Most in that crowd that I've met rarely use the internet as it is and certainly have far better things to do with their time than blog. very well said,couldnt agree more. we have the shex now yesh ? |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by nacional on Jun 18, 2008 16:55:24 GMT 1, Good Lord, do I have to feel guilty if I buy a puppy or even a goldfish in a pet shop??
Theyr'e only animals for goodness sakes....
Should I also feel guilty for buying a Mars bar and 20 Silk Cut in my local newsagents.
Off topic I know, but good grief.
(Oh, all rant re. stuff 2 posts above....)
Good Lord, do I have to feel guilty if I buy a puppy or even a goldfish in a pet shop??
Theyr'e only animals for goodness sakes....
Should I also feel guilty for buying a Mars bar and 20 Silk Cut in my local newsagents.
Off topic I know, but good grief.
(Oh, all rant re. stuff 2 posts above....)
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by Harveyn on Jun 18, 2008 16:56:49 GMT 1, Great post Lee3.
Having never been to an auction I can only 100% agree in theory. Having read this thread and the comments from other experienced auction goers it has only increased my desire to attend one.
Its very obvious from your posts your passion and knowledge about art but its equally obvious your commercial awareness of the market place and your interest in that element of collecting art. I personally think both sit very comfortably together.
Great post Lee3.
Having never been to an auction I can only 100% agree in theory. Having read this thread and the comments from other experienced auction goers it has only increased my desire to attend one.
Its very obvious from your posts your passion and knowledge about art but its equally obvious your commercial awareness of the market place and your interest in that element of collecting art. I personally think both sit very comfortably together.
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by manchestermike on Jun 18, 2008 16:57:35 GMT 1, Good Lord, do I have to feel guilty if I buy a puppy or even a goldfish in a pet shop?? Theyr'e only animals for goodness sakes.... Should I also feel guilty for buying a Mars bar and 20 Silk Cut in my local newsagents. Off topic I know, but good grief. (Oh, all rant re. stuff 2 posts above....)
You can't even buy puppies (or kittens) in pet shops anymore
Good Lord, do I have to feel guilty if I buy a puppy or even a goldfish in a pet shop?? Theyr'e only animals for goodness sakes.... Should I also feel guilty for buying a Mars bar and 20 Silk Cut in my local newsagents. Off topic I know, but good grief. (Oh, all rant re. stuff 2 posts above....) You can't even buy puppies (or kittens) in pet shops anymore |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by alsbabar on Jun 18, 2008 17:04:04 GMT 1, well said Lee, the highlight of last nights auction was watching the lucky couple sell their Laugh Now for Β£100,000, the joy on their faces, you just couldnt help but feel really pleased for them, it can be about money, but in a positive way - so someone who buys a piece at a bargain, why shouldnt we be pleased for someone who sells?
well said Lee, the highlight of last nights auction was watching the lucky couple sell their Laugh Now for Β£100,000, the joy on their faces, you just couldnt help but feel really pleased for them, it can be about money, but in a positive way - so someone who buys a piece at a bargain, why shouldnt we be pleased for someone who sells?
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by nacional on Jun 18, 2008 17:04:50 GMT 1, You are fucking joking...
I haven't lived in the UK for about 10 years, am out of touch I guess.
What has happened to the UK. IF I have never left none of this would ever have happened....
You are fucking joking...
I haven't lived in the UK for about 10 years, am out of touch I guess.
What has happened to the UK. IF I have never left none of this would ever have happened....
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by Curley on Jun 18, 2008 17:15:43 GMT 1, What happened to all the love that used to be on this forum?
was sold on e bay
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by outart on Jun 18, 2008 17:23:44 GMT 1, Mike I am sorry to say this but Dreweatts really don't know what they are doing, they are jumping on the bandwagon and have no real experience or knowledge. I'm sorry it didn't sell - I hope that they haven't got a BI charge system in place - or you'll owe them money!
I suppose the auction house YOU work for WOULD know what they are doing? I used to work for Sotheby's years ago, so only someone with inside knowledge of auctioneers practices would speak so knowledgeably as you, nor would someone spout so much sour grapes as you. Employee of a rival urban art department, getting possessive about your own bandwagon by any chance??? I wonder....
For a first attempt it wasn't bad, leave them alone.
Mike I am sorry to say this but Dreweatts really don't know what they are doing, they are jumping on the bandwagon and have no real experience or knowledge. I'm sorry it didn't sell - I hope that they haven't got a BI charge system in place - or you'll owe them money! I suppose the auction house YOU work for WOULD know what they are doing? I used to work for Sotheby's years ago, so only someone with inside knowledge of auctioneers practices would speak so knowledgeably as you, nor would someone spout so much sour grapes as you. Employee of a rival urban art department, getting possessive about your own bandwagon by any chance??? I wonder.... For a first attempt it wasn't bad, leave them alone. |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by bullet on Jun 18, 2008 17:25:40 GMT 1, feel sorry for J-boy, started a good positive thread for a change and now it's been hi-jacked and turned into the usual squabbling drivel that is so common here these days  I wouldn't feel sorry for JBOY even if he was the Elephant man! He started a thread about money....... because thats all he ever talks about MONEY!
I posted saying no arguing lets just enjoy...but people cant help themselves and i dont think its ever going to change. People that say they dont check the prices out of their stuff are lying as far as im concerned. Even artists do it, they have to see what the market rate is for a piece to set a price on it
feel sorry for J-boy, started a good positive thread for a change and now it's been hi-jacked and turned into the usual squabbling drivel that is so common here these days I wouldn't feel sorry for JBOY even if he was the Elephant man! He started a thread about money....... because thats all he ever talks about MONEY! I posted saying no arguing lets just enjoy...but people cant help themselves and i dont think its ever going to change. People that say they dont check the prices out of their stuff are lying as far as im concerned. Even artists do it, they have to see what the market rate is for a piece to set a price on it |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by bobbymeachamjr on Jun 18, 2008 17:26:55 GMT 1, You can't have it both ways. You want this scene to be "art" in the collectors sense and have no criteria flea market atmosphere auctions?
You can't have it both ways. You want this scene to be "art" in the collectors sense and have no criteria flea market atmosphere auctions?
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by nacional on Jun 18, 2008 17:44:18 GMT 1, And what about hamsters...do they sell them in pet shops? ?
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by guest2 on Jun 18, 2008 20:19:26 GMT 1, Its about time people noticed some of the talent out there, rowdy been around years all over bhristol but when some one puta thread on here how many people wrote anything about 5 and he is class as is dicy. Yes i own there work so in a way i am biased but why shouldnt i be
Rowdy Rocks, love his piece at cans and the placement is Rowdy all over. Pleased he did well.
Its about time people noticed some of the talent out there, rowdy been around years all over bhristol but when some one puta thread on here how many people wrote anything about 5 and he is class as is dicy. Yes i own there work so in a way i am biased but why shouldnt i be Rowdy Rocks, love his piece at cans and the placement is Rowdy all over. Pleased he did well. |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by guest2 on Jun 18, 2008 20:26:50 GMT 1, ... Luc Price might be pleased but he certainly won't get carried away as an example, he's a level headed guy who is just into what he does as is Matt (SPQR).
Lucs an Intelligent guy cocteau and his feet will remain firmly where they belong. 1st and formost luc is graff artist and his lifeblood is painting on walls. As is Sweet toof, Rowdy, Sickboy etc. No-one hits the streets harder than these guys and I say this as a regular poster. I'm in awe of those guys and so are the whole graff community.
... Luc Price might be pleased but he certainly won't get carried away as an example, he's a level headed guy who is just into what he does as is Matt (SPQR). Lucs an Intelligent guy cocteau and his feet will remain firmly where they belong. 1st and formost luc is graff artist and his lifeblood is painting on walls. As is Sweet toof, Rowdy, Sickboy etc. No-one hits the streets harder than these guys and I say this as a regular poster. I'm in awe of those guys and so are the whole graff community. |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by guest2 on Jun 18, 2008 20:29:24 GMT 1, firstly good to see familiar faces again yesterday, frankie dont forget my phone call today ....
Sorry mate, forgot ;D
firstly good to see familiar faces again yesterday, frankie dont forget my phone call today .... Sorry mate, forgot ;D |
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Dreweatts Art Auctions π¬π§, by romanywg on Jun 18, 2008 20:54:12 GMT 1, ... Luc Price might be pleased but he certainly won't get carried away as an example, he's a level headed guy who is just into what he does as is Matt (SPQR). Lucs an Intelligent guy cocteau and his feet will remain firmly where they belong. 1st and formost luc is graff artist and his lifeblood is painting on walls. As is Sweet toof, Rowdy, Sickboy etc. No-one hits the streets harder than these guys and I say this as a regular poster. I'm in awe of those guys and so are the whole graff community.
Totally agree with you there Frankie.
... Luc Price might be pleased but he certainly won't get carried away as an example, he's a level headed guy who is just into what he does as is Matt (SPQR). Lucs an Intelligent guy cocteau and his feet will remain firmly where they belong. 1st and formost luc is graff artist and his lifeblood is painting on walls. As is Sweet toof, Rowdy, Sickboy etc. No-one hits the streets harder than these guys and I say this as a regular poster. I'm in awe of those guys and so are the whole graff community. Totally agree with you there Frankie. |
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