I don't follow the art market.
But items pop up in news.
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What Is This Painting Worth?
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But items pop up in news.
I don't follow any market but perhaps the yard sale market but not often.
How big is that painting? I think that it is large.
Consider the materials invested in it.
The artist himself (male, I assume). How have his paintings sold?
It's very colorful.
Has anyone else here seen how sexy it is? (
Anyway...there is food, housing, transportation, clothes, I suppose, power to run it all, there is more but I can't think. Art. Art has become like getting the hell away from here. What value is that?
Most of the art I buy these days
is for salvaging the frame.
Me too!
edit. But, art? Most I have to say, not art. I actually like emtpy frames.
I do that, too.
I have a bunch'o machine related things to frame.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Someone with that amount of money likely has wacked a person at some point.
With that much money, underlings have done the whacking.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I'm sure there is a market for invisible framed works of 'art'.
Yes! I might have seen that at the Museum of Art somewhere or other.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Maybe not a painting but truth is stranger than fiction....
An Italian Artist Auctioned Off an ‘Invisible Sculpture’ for $18,300. It’s Made Literally of Nothing | Artnet News
Maybe @Revoltingest is on to something with the money laundering angle. ;0]
Or, maybe this is real. LOL isn't.
Like, maybe dreams and life are all mixed up and that explains it all.
Like, maybe dreams and life are all mixed up and that explains it all.
This is just for a receipt for payment for invisible art.
Picture that: 'Invisible art' receipt auctioned for nearly $1.2 million
I am going to share one crazy. (not me you assdhole)
I actually saw this one.
It was at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston (Massachusettes USA).
Now, picture this. One wall. White. One white wall. One big white wall.
Just one (what shall we call the damn thing?) exhibit on it.
I think that it was wood framed.
It was a very large framed tray like construction with only
DEAD FIES on it. OMG! Look it up!
I think that it might have smelled a little bit bad.
I actually saw this one.
It was at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston (Massachusettes USA).
Now, picture this. One wall. White. One white wall. One big white wall.
Just one (what shall we call the damn thing?) exhibit on it.
I think that it was wood framed.
It was a very large framed tray like construction with only
DEAD FIES on it. OMG! Look it up!
I think that it might have smelled a little bit bad.
I think it might be called, playboy antics for the end of the World.
It might be funny to give credit to the Jehovah's Witnesses for all those weird and funny things.
Quite. I think much of this is often only for the very few, apart as being for decoration within a home, and many a child could achieve that. Rich people and their money - soon parted when a profit or status is forthcoming.
But no doubt those who do appreciate such art have their own aesthetic reasons and I wouldn't diss them for such - just not my cup of tea or kettle or whatever.