Winter
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A thread for members who actually love art, by Winter on Sept 20, 2007 22:11:13 GMT 1, After all the nonsense that has gone on with AM I just wanted to start a thread for focussing on what's great about art. I thought I'd start with a link to a recent Julian Opie show. Class!
www.julianopie.com/shows/2007/thumm/photo3.htm
After all the nonsense that has gone on with AM I just wanted to start a thread for focussing on what's great about art. I thought I'd start with a link to a recent Julian Opie show. Class! www.julianopie.com/shows/2007/thumm/photo3.htm |
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JD
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A thread for members who actually love art, by JD on Sept 20, 2007 22:16:00 GMT 1, After all the nonsense that has gone on with AM I just wanted to start a thread for focussing on what's great about art. I thought I'd start with a link to a recent Julian Opie show. Class! www.julianopie.com/shows/2007/thumm/photo3.htm
How much does this Opie stuff go for? Is it a good investment? what time and where do we queue?
How long will it last in the tube or shall I put it into a porfolio?
After all the nonsense that has gone on with AM I just wanted to start a thread for focussing on what's great about art. I thought I'd start with a link to a recent Julian Opie show. Class! www.julianopie.com/shows/2007/thumm/photo3.htmHow much does this Opie stuff go for? Is it a good investment? what time and where do we queue? How long will it last in the tube or shall I put it into a porfolio? |
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A thread for members who actually love art, by sausageboonwee on Sept 20, 2007 22:20:07 GMT 1, I'd say these Opie originals are in the same price as Banksy originals. I wouldn't expect a big queue at £50k+ each.
Opie (also a British artist) is an international heavyweight in the art world
I'd say these Opie originals are in the same price as Banksy originals. I wouldn't expect a big queue at £50k+ each.
Opie (also a British artist) is an international heavyweight in the art world
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spirit
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A thread for members who actually love art, by spirit on Sept 20, 2007 22:35:11 GMT 1, After all the nonsense that has gone on with AM I just wanted to start a thread for focussing on what's great about art. I thought I'd start with a link to a recent Julian Opie show. Class! www.julianopie.com/shows/2007/thumm/photo3.htm
I have to say that stuff doesn't really do anything for me at all - simplistic graphic sleaze - sorry if that sounds a bit harsh...
After all the nonsense that has gone on with AM I just wanted to start a thread for focussing on what's great about art. I thought I'd start with a link to a recent Julian Opie show. Class! www.julianopie.com/shows/2007/thumm/photo3.htmI have to say that stuff doesn't really do anything for me at all - simplistic graphic sleaze - sorry if that sounds a bit harsh... |
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A thread for members who actually love art, by pkt75 on Sept 20, 2007 22:39:47 GMT 1, Very nice, but not earth moving for me im afraid. Does this mean I dont love Art?
Very nice, but not earth moving for me im afraid. Does this mean I dont love Art?
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spirit
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A thread for members who actually love art, by spirit on Sept 20, 2007 22:41:04 GMT 1, I realise that you were admirably trying to start a positive thread so I probably should have kept quiet...but just MHO :-)
I realise that you were admirably trying to start a positive thread so I probably should have kept quiet...but just MHO :-)
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A thread for members who actually love art, by Existencil on Sept 20, 2007 22:52:23 GMT 1, er, yeah. come back Micallef line all is forgiven!
er, yeah. come back Micallef line all is forgiven!
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A thread for members who actually love art, by sausageboonwee on Sept 20, 2007 22:55:47 GMT 1, I agree positive is a good thing. I think many people been put off by what's gone on. Some of the more established members from this forum have gone quiet. Maybe feel so sick they've been forced to visit the WC.
Regarding the Opie post I like his work. He has his style and he does it well. I wouldn't say no.
I agree positive is a good thing. I think many people been put off by what's gone on. Some of the more established members from this forum have gone quiet. Maybe feel so sick they've been forced to visit the WC.
Regarding the Opie post I like his work. He has his style and he does it well. I wouldn't say no.
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A thread for members who actually love art, by slowmo on Sept 21, 2007 0:13:22 GMT 1, Funny, I made this at the weekend, I bloody love Opie, his power is in he can make very simple drawings, but they mean and convey so much, a face can be told with minimum detail, sexiness can be portrayed with far less than you would have imagined and landscapes maybe aren't as grand as you might think! Anyway, this was my take on him
banksyforum.proboards82.com/index.cgi?board=justbitfun&action=display&thread=1189869141
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A thread for members who actually love art, by Existencil on Sept 21, 2007 0:22:14 GMT 1, I've got to say I think Ian Francis is producing the best stuff I've seen for a long time.
He's the next one on my hitlist, followed closely by Neate, Choe & Small.
Stuey*Esquire
I've got to say I think Ian Francis is producing the best stuff I've seen for a long time.
He's the next one on my hitlist, followed closely by Neate, Choe & Small.
Stuey*Esquire
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notitle
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A thread for members who actually love art, by notitle on Sept 21, 2007 0:51:14 GMT 1, I wasn't a huge francis fan until i saw (and bought) blk mrt's japanese couple print. stunning it is!
Trying to track down a solid dark wood frame but to no avail. don't fancy a veneer, this needs the real deal.
I wasn't a huge francis fan until i saw (and bought) blk mrt's japanese couple print. stunning it is!
Trying to track down a solid dark wood frame but to no avail. don't fancy a veneer, this needs the real deal.
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A thread for members who actually love art, by artpartment on Sept 21, 2007 0:51:45 GMT 1, I would love when the people who thinks that they love art are not only running behing the stars of the show.its much more interesting to go to underground gallerys or to art academys and watchings whats coming next and to support new young artists.i think people which spend hours in a line for spending for thousands of dollars for a print in a limited edition of 1000 has nothing to do with love for the art but maybe is easier than to trust theire own taste.when i came here first at the banksy forum i was thinking great so much people wich are interested in art .but i found out that most of them just talk about how nice the prints are framed and how much it cost .who cares  ?
I would love when the people who thinks that they love art are not only running behing the stars of the show.its much more interesting to go to underground gallerys or to art academys and watchings whats coming next and to support new young artists.i think people which spend hours in a line for spending for thousands of dollars for a print in a limited edition of 1000 has nothing to do with love for the art but maybe is easier than to trust theire own taste.when i came here first at the banksy forum i was thinking great so much people wich are interested in art .but i found out that most of them just talk about how nice the prints are framed and how much it cost .who cares ? |
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notitle
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A thread for members who actually love art, by notitle on Sept 21, 2007 0:55:31 GMT 1, hey artpartment, you've not posted any pictures for a while. get it together! i need them back in my life.
hey artpartment, you've not posted any pictures for a while. get it together! i need them back in my life.
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A thread for members who actually love art, by Existencil on Sept 21, 2007 1:00:17 GMT 1, artapartment - I think you're thing about spotting artists before they do anything is spot on. Can you suggest any site, publications, sources that would help in finding these kinds of galleries or shows?
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artapartment - I think you're thing about spotting artists before they do anything is spot on. Can you suggest any site, publications, sources that would help in finding these kinds of galleries or shows?
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A thread for members who actually love art, by artpartment on Sept 21, 2007 1:13:00 GMT 1, for me the first adress to find art is in the art academys.there is many s**t but between there are often great guys with great works.and they are happy when they see that they are people who like their works.there you can still buy original drrawings or painting for a good price .and they are all unique .no 1000 editions wich after everyone has.i dont know so well the art scene in england but i am sure its great not only the hirst,banksy posse.look in the future and belive in your taste and in the young artists.they are no more pictures of my collection in the other threads because i opened i new one.just have a look.
for me the first adress to find art is in the art academys.there is many s**t but between there are often great guys with great works.and they are happy when they see that they are people who like their works.there you can still buy original drrawings or painting for a good price .and they are all unique .no 1000 editions wich after everyone has.i dont know so well the art scene in england but i am sure its great not only the hirst,banksy posse.look in the future and belive in your taste and in the young artists.they are no more pictures of my collection in the other threads because i opened i new one.just have a look.
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A thread for members who actually love art, by rob123rob on Sept 21, 2007 1:17:11 GMT 1, i just missed out on getting a really great Candice Tripp original the other day, someone on here posted a pic and got it (ugggh!)....I think her work is amazing and that is where a lot of my upcoming time is going to be devoted....she's a new must-have for me
i just missed out on getting a really great Candice Tripp original the other day, someone on here posted a pic and got it (ugggh!)....I think her work is amazing and that is where a lot of my upcoming time is going to be devoted....she's a new must-have for me
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notitle
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A thread for members who actually love art, by notitle on Sept 21, 2007 1:21:17 GMT 1, candice is great..
i love the work of tauba auerbach, allas she will not reply to me about availability. www.taubaauerbach.com/works.html
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A thread for members who actually love art, by artpartment on Sept 21, 2007 1:30:42 GMT 1, ;)thanx for the new names Candice Tripp,and auerbach .i like everytime to see something new .refreshing ufff
;)thanx for the new names Candice Tripp,and auerbach .i like everytime to see something new .refreshing ufff
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spirit
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A thread for members who actually love art, by spirit on Sept 21, 2007 1:35:01 GMT 1,
her work is lovely - thanks +1 :-)
her work is lovely - thanks +1 :-) |
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A thread for members who actually love art, by headphonesex on Sept 21, 2007 1:38:42 GMT 1,
Excellent stuff... thanks
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Excellent stuff... thanks |
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notitle
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A thread for members who actually love art, by notitle on Sept 21, 2007 1:39:19 GMT 1, hey, no worries. i love it too. just can't find a gallery anywhere with the pieces i'm interested in, and she doesn't answer my emails! still it's nice to look at.
the 'blah blah blah' & 'and per se and' pieces are particular favourites.
hey, no worries. i love it too. just can't find a gallery anywhere with the pieces i'm interested in, and she doesn't answer my emails! still it's nice to look at.
the 'blah blah blah' & 'and per se and' pieces are particular favourites.
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A thread for members who actually love art, by notitle on Sept 21, 2007 1:41:30 GMT 1, don't you all go buying them before i got a chance  !
hey, abdoujaparov i notice 'headphonesex' in your footer. is that your blog? been reading since early 06, but hadn't found it via the forum....
don't you all go buying them before i got a chance ! hey, abdoujaparov i notice 'headphonesex' in your footer. is that your blog? been reading since early 06, but hadn't found it via the forum.... |
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funster
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A thread for members who actually love art, by funster on Sept 21, 2007 1:48:57 GMT 1, Sweet little post Winter, a nice breath of fresh air! Going slightly off topic but has anyone had any dealings with Arofish? I'm really liking his Angel stuff (completely unrelated to AM) but the £1700 one on EBay is way out of my price right now and the prints don't include the aspect of the canvas I like the most (an angel on a swing over a graveyard, weird I know but poinant). Any info is appreciated ;D
Sweet little post Winter, a nice breath of fresh air! Going slightly off topic but has anyone had any dealings with Arofish? I'm really liking his Angel stuff (completely unrelated to AM) but the £1700 one on EBay is way out of my price right now and the prints don't include the aspect of the canvas I like the most (an angel on a swing over a graveyard, weird I know but poinant). Any info is appreciated ;D
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A thread for members who actually love art, by headphonesex on Sept 21, 2007 1:49:47 GMT 1, don't you all go buying them before i got a chance ! hey, abdoujaparov i notice 'headphonesex' in your footer. is that your blog? been reading since early 06, but hadn't found it via the forum....
It is indeed.
It's suffering a bit from my art addiction at the moment... also i'm getting so many CDs in the post I don't get a chance to listen to anything properly. A good problem to have I suppose, but I feel guilty being surrounded by piles of unlistened to music!
Don't know if you know David E Sugar but I saw him live tonight... absolutely fantastic. He didn't play 'oi oi new york' for some reason, which is one of the best records this year IMO, but his new single is really growing on me as well...
don't you all go buying them before i got a chance ! hey, abdoujaparov i notice 'headphonesex' in your footer. is that your blog? been reading since early 06, but hadn't found it via the forum.... It is indeed. It's suffering a bit from my art addiction at the moment... also i'm getting so many CDs in the post I don't get a chance to listen to anything properly. A good problem to have I suppose, but I feel guilty being surrounded by piles of unlistened to music! Don't know if you know David E Sugar but I saw him live tonight... absolutely fantastic. He didn't play 'oi oi new york' for some reason, which is one of the best records this year IMO, but his new single is really growing on me as well... |
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A thread for members who actually love art, by rob123rob on Sept 21, 2007 1:52:55 GMT 1, Sweet little post Winter, a nice breath of fresh air! Going slightly off topic but has anyone had any dealings with Arofish? I'm really liking his Angel stuff (completely unrelated to AM) but the £1700 one on EBay is way out of my price right now and the prints don't include the aspect of the canvas I like the most (an angel on a swing over a graveyard, weird I know but poinant). Any info is appreciated ;D
If I'm not mistaken I think the Arofish works have been selling for less than that, so I would hold on and keep watching..they tend to pop up on ebay every so often
Sweet little post Winter, a nice breath of fresh air! Going slightly off topic but has anyone had any dealings with Arofish? I'm really liking his Angel stuff (completely unrelated to AM) but the £1700 one on EBay is way out of my price right now and the prints don't include the aspect of the canvas I like the most (an angel on a swing over a graveyard, weird I know but poinant). Any info is appreciated ;D If I'm not mistaken I think the Arofish works have been selling for less than that, so I would hold on and keep watching..they tend to pop up on ebay every so often |
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A thread for members who actually love art, by funster on Sept 21, 2007 1:58:41 GMT 1, Thanks for that. I'll wait for a mo and hope it serves me better than last time I waited for prices to come down... Banksy at the beginning of '06 - oh well, win some & loose some!!
Thanks for that. I'll wait for a mo and hope it serves me better than last time I waited for prices to come down... Banksy at the beginning of '06 - oh well, win some & loose some!!
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A thread for members who actually love art, by verbalkint on Sept 21, 2007 2:10:06 GMT 1, I think Lucie Bennetts stuff is better than Julian Opie. neither are my cup af tea, but if you want a simple drawing of a womans ass, bennett is your girl
I think Lucie Bennetts stuff is better than Julian Opie. neither are my cup af tea, but if you want a simple drawing of a womans ass, bennett is your girl
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A thread for members who actually love art, by endtimes on Sept 21, 2007 2:19:13 GMT 1, yeah she's a heavyweight. of course it doesn't inspire me enough to want to have it on my wall.
It does remind me of Cory Archangel. This guy is very cool and has shown at the Whitney Museum, Deitch NYC and more. I saw him once do a live show where he hacked a nintendo and cross bread it with an ipod and dj'ed all night. It was hilarious.
You can buy his pole position screenprint here for only $40! A+ quality and a total steel. Like his work more than Opie because I think his conceptual ideas are way more interesting. Plus it's a whole lot cheaper.
www.beigerecords.com/cory/Store/
yeah she's a heavyweight. of course it doesn't inspire me enough to want to have it on my wall. It does remind me of Cory Archangel. This guy is very cool and has shown at the Whitney Museum, Deitch NYC and more. I saw him once do a live show where he hacked a nintendo and cross bread it with an ipod and dj'ed all night. It was hilarious. You can buy his pole position screenprint here for only $40! A+ quality and a total steel. Like his work more than Opie because I think his conceptual ideas are way more interesting. Plus it's a whole lot cheaper. www.beigerecords.com/cory/Store/ |
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A thread for members who actually love art, by runningdog on Sept 21, 2007 3:08:05 GMT 1, yeah she's a heavyweight. of course it doesn't inspire me enough to want to have it on my wall. It does remind me of Cory Archangel. This guy is very cool and has shown at the Whitney Museum, Deitch NYC and more. I saw him once do a live show where he hacked a nintendo and cross bread it with an ipod and dj'ed all night. It was hilarious. You can buy his pole position screenprint here for only $40! A+ quality and a total steel. Like his work more than Opie because I think his conceptual ideas are way more interesting. Plus it's a whole lot cheaper. www.beigerecords.com/cory/Store/
not sure about that print, but he tells you where to get an NES simulator. FRACKIN' KICKASS!!!11!!ONE!!!!11.
yeah she's a heavyweight. of course it doesn't inspire me enough to want to have it on my wall. It does remind me of Cory Archangel. This guy is very cool and has shown at the Whitney Museum, Deitch NYC and more. I saw him once do a live show where he hacked a nintendo and cross bread it with an ipod and dj'ed all night. It was hilarious. You can buy his pole position screenprint here for only $40! A+ quality and a total steel. Like his work more than Opie because I think his conceptual ideas are way more interesting. Plus it's a whole lot cheaper. www.beigerecords.com/cory/Store/not sure about that print, but he tells you where to get an NES simulator. FRACKIN' KICKASS!!!11!!ONE!!!!11. |
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