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Post by sleepboy on Nov 19, 2009 12:53:46 GMT -8
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Post by jemappellekat on Nov 19, 2009 13:59:53 GMT -8
I had the pleasure of meeting him and briefly chatting with him when he was at the T-Rex one-nighter... Very nice guy. I hope that I didn't offend him with my broken Japanese... LOL.
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Post by muschelschubser on Dec 12, 2009 4:55:50 GMT -8
does anyone have a link to the paintings from the show...couldn't find more than 2 pieces on the gallery site...
wold be interested in the price range as well. thx in advance!
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Post by sleepboy on Dec 12, 2009 8:53:15 GMT -8
does anyone have a link to the paintings from the show...couldn't find more than 2 pieces on the gallery site... wold be interested in the price range as well. thx in advance! We posted some images from the show here. I don't know prices but maybe someone else can give you an idea.  |
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Post by muschelschubser on Dec 12, 2009 16:59:17 GMT -8
thanks sleep. yes, i have seen your coverage of the show and the behind the scenes look. awesome!
was really surprised not to see more pics of his work in the show, or are the 2 pictured the only ones?
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Post by sleepboy on Dec 13, 2009 7:49:18 GMT -8
thanks sleep. yes, i have seen your coverage of the show and the behind the scenes look. awesome! was really surprised not to see more pics of his work in the show, or are the 2 pictured the only ones? Actually if you look at the first post in this thread you will see three of the pieces. Also if you look at the link I posted, you will see a total of 6 pieces on the wall. There were only six pieces but for closeup looks at the other 3 pieces, I would suggest contacting Mizuma. Or perhaps someone else here on the forum can help you out. |
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Post by muschelschubser on Dec 13, 2009 9:48:57 GMT -8
thanks sleep. yes, i have seen your coverage of the show and the behind the scenes look. awesome! was really surprised not to see more pics of his work in the show, or are the 2 pictured the only ones? Actually if you look at the first post in this thread you will see three of the pieces. Also if you look at the link I posted, you will see a total of 6 pieces on the wall. There were only six pieces but for closeup looks at the other 3 pieces, I would suggest contacting Mizuma. Or perhaps someone else here on the forum can help you out. Wait, the pics you posted on AM are from the showroom???  Stupid me was thinking that it was his studio...lol. Sorry for all the silly questions then. Yeah I probably should ask the gallery for prices, I just fear that they will be way out of my price range and I will be disappointed. I always feel the galleries getting so many inquires and only a small percentage will actually buy something, must be frustrating for all involved parties, gallery, artist and interested buyer. That's why I prefer price tags in the preview rather then the "for price please contact the gallery" phrase... Thanks again for the answers! |
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Post by juggernut3 on Dec 14, 2009 9:35:31 GMT -8
Actually if you look at the first post in this thread you will see three of the pieces. Also if you look at the link I posted, you will see a total of 6 pieces on the wall. There were only six pieces but for closeup looks at the other 3 pieces, I would suggest contacting Mizuma. Or perhaps someone else here on the forum can help you out. Wait, the pics you posted on AM are from the showroom??? Stupid me was thinking that it was his studio...lol. Sorry for all the silly questions then. Yeah I probably should ask the gallery for prices, I just fear that they will be way out of my price range and I will be disappointed. I always feel the galleries getting so many inquires and only a small percentage will actually buy something, must be frustrating for all involved parties, gallery, artist and interested buyer. That's why I prefer price tags in the preview rather then the "for price please contact the gallery" phrase... Thanks again for the answers! Muschel, Great comments. You're right about the prices. Different galleries do things differently. Mizuma is probably even more different than most galleries in practice cause of the cultural differences from the Japan art scene. I also thought the pictures were from his studio when the gallery sent me the pictures. The pictures were actually from Mizuma's showroom. Guess that was the style of the show. They wanted to replicate a typical Japanese room with Sashie's smaller works as a focal point. The show does seem small, but take into account the 3 big pieces are over 4x5 feet each! If you're still interested in prices ping me and I can give you the ranges. |
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Post by sleepboy on Dec 28, 2009 17:16:43 GMT -8
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