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Post by darwincahyadi on Feb 27, 2012 19:50:13 GMT -8
I am from Indonesia and is still new to the market overseas, any insights from the pros here on original arts that will be valuable in the future?
Sorry if the questions are too general.
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Post by amin on Feb 28, 2012 6:11:52 GMT -8
I am from Indonesia and is still new to the market overseas, any insights from the pros here on original arts that will be valuable in the future? Sorry if the questions are too general. Cartrain, grafter, and Damien hirst |
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Post by afroken on Feb 28, 2012 6:28:24 GMT -8
Gerhard Richter is a safe bet. Apart from that i wouldn't bother.
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Post by amin on Feb 28, 2012 7:05:56 GMT -8
In all seriousness, Andy Milonakis is going to be the next Rembrandt, just you wait and see! |
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Post by naivejohn on Feb 28, 2012 7:45:31 GMT -8
In all seriousness, Andy Milonakis is going to be the next Rembrandt, just you wait and see! If that Series 2 'drawing' he has sold for $400 is a genuine sale I swear I'm going to end it all now.  |
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Post by fnord on Feb 28, 2012 8:00:37 GMT -8
wow. John on the plus side that probably means you're charging way too little for your work.
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Post by The Gorgon on Feb 28, 2012 9:19:52 GMT -8
In all seriousness, Andy Milonakis is going to be the next Rembrandt, just you wait and see! Isn't he the dude that had an MTV show? |
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Post by ricosg11 on Feb 28, 2012 15:33:18 GMT -8
Nick Walker is going to be huge one day
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Post by haroldbaines on Feb 28, 2012 17:08:31 GMT -8
Indonesia actually has quite a few great emerging artists. I am sure they could use your support!
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Post by darwincahyadi on Feb 29, 2012 20:02:43 GMT -8
Thanks for the suggestions All great artists to consider, well except andy milonakis   Well indonesia has lots of new emerging artists, but i'm just trying to have a wider knowledge. I have been lately interested in the so called "conceptual/pop realism" with artists like mark ryden, audrey kawasaki. Their arts costs high and supply is very low while demand is high. If they keep up such trends i figure their original artworks will keep rising? or not? even their limited edition prints costs so much. |
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Post by shine166 on Mar 1, 2012 10:56:58 GMT -8
Thanks for the suggestions All great artists to consider, well except andy milonakis Well indonesia has lots of new emerging artists, but i'm just trying to have a wider knowledge. I have been lately interested in the so called "conceptual/pop realism" with artists like mark ryden, audrey kawasaki. Their arts costs high and supply is very low while demand is high. If they keep up such trends i figure their original artworks will keep rising? or not? even their limited edition prints costs so much. I think you are missing the point. Buy what you like, not what you think may be worth money in 20 years. Investment wise, you are better off buying gold bars to stick on the wall |
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Post by saL on Mar 1, 2012 11:20:35 GMT -8
Their arts costs high and supply is very low while demand is high. If they keep up such trends i figure their original artworks will keep rising? or not? even their limited edition prints costs so much. I think you are missing the point. Buy what you like, not what you think may be worth money in 20 years. Investment wise, you are better off buying gold bars to stick on the wall Shine, I think it is actually you who is "missing the point" here  .. our friend is not here for the beauty of it, originality, appeal, feel, or any of that mambo jumbo.. he clearly stated hes interested in "original arts that will be valuable in the future"... (just for the record - I do understand your point mate, and I 100% agree with you, but I didnt get a feel this thread is about the visual/emotional aspect of it) |
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Post by shine166 on Mar 1, 2012 12:07:21 GMT -8
I think you are missing the point. Buy what you like, not what you think may be worth money in 20 years. Investment wise, you are better off buying gold bars to stick on the wall Shine, I think it is actually you who is "missing the point" here .. our friend is not here for the beauty of it, originality, appeal, feel, or any of that mambo jumbo.. he clearly stated hes interested in "original arts that will be valuable in the future"... (just for the record - I do understand your point mate, and I 100% agree with you, but I didnt get a feel this thread is about the visual/emotional aspect of it) Yer tht was kinda my point. Anyway if he buys a kilo of gold, im happy to doodle on it for him  |
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Post by avert on Mar 1, 2012 19:41:04 GMT -8
afroken said it best, go with Gerhard Richter. I'll add, buy a big one....or two big ones.
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Post by ziggy1 on Mar 1, 2012 21:32:20 GMT -8
I recommend putting all your money into spam and ammo.
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.. our friend is not here for the beauty of it, originality, appeal, feel, or any of that mambo jumbo.. he clearly stated hes interested in "original arts that will be valuable in the future"... 
