[docean]

http://instagram.com/p/BugdT9UFh46

Looks like Sandra Chevrier and Galerie COA have parted ways. If she were moving to another gallery I could understand it more but the post makes it seem like she will be operating independently. Really seems like a poor decision to me.

What does everyone think?

[Art Fan 2011]

She probably feel`s big enough / confident enough to go it alone now, I am sure COA have been taking a nice cut, so she can now have it all to herself. Lora Zombie spilt from "Eyes On Wall`s" last year after a long time working with them and has now also gone it alone.

Hopefully we see some new things from her once she has worked how which direction she now wishes to take.

[nobokov]

Mar 2, 2019 14:40:56 GMT 1 docean said:

http://instagr.am/p/BugdT9UFh46

Looks like Sandra Chevrier and Galerie COA have parted ways. If she were moving to another gallery I could understand it more but the post makes it seem like she will be operating independently. Really seems like a poor decision to me.

What does everyone think?

Thats odd. I thought that she helped to create COA?

[Jaylove]

Good for her. I won't get into it but dealing with that gallery was very frustrating.

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Does anyone really care?

[Tommy Tucker]

Hey as long as she keeps producing amazing work I don’t mind where she is.

[docean]

Mar 2, 2019 18:15:02 GMT 1 Jaylove said:

Good for her. I won't get into it but dealing with that gallery was very frustrating.

I never had any issues with them. Big fan of the folks over at COA.

[docean]

Mar 2, 2019 14:49:34 GMT 1 Art Fan 2011 said:

She probably feel`s big enough / confident enough to go it alone now, I am sure COA have been taking a nice cut, so she can now have it all to herself. Lora Zombie spilt from "Eyes On Wall`s" last year after a long time working with them and has now also gone it alone.

Hopefully we see some new things from her once she has worked how which direction she now wishes to take.

I don’t follow Lora, after a year does it seem like it was a good decision for her?

[Jaylove]

Mar 2, 2019 22:48:06 GMT 1 docean said:

Mar 2, 2019 18:15:02 GMT 1 Jaylove said:

Good for her. I won't get into it but dealing with that gallery was very frustrating.

I never had any issues with them. Big fan of the folks over at COA.

When there are no issues, things tend to go smoothy I guess.  But they just didn't handle this issue properly.  Have had similar issues with other galleries/artists and they were sorted ASAP.  Maybe it was just my situation, but I have stayed away from buying anything from them.

[laguy34]

Mar 3, 2019 4:53:57 GMT 1 Jaylove said:

Mar 2, 2019 22:48:06 GMT 1 docean said:

I never had any issues with them. Big fan of the folks over at COA.

When there are no issues, things tend to go smoothy I guess.  But they just didn't handle this issue properly.  Have had similar issues with other galleries/artists and they were sorted ASAP.  Maybe it was just my situation, but I have stayed away from buying anything from them.

Similar experience for me. So it definitely was not just you. Also happy to not have to deal with them again. 

Getting a a replacement for a damaged print was torture. 

[Jaylove]

Mar 3, 2019 8:44:33 GMT 1 laguy34 said:

Mar 3, 2019 4:53:57 GMT 1 Jaylove said:

When there are no issues, things tend to go smoothy I guess.  But they just didn't handle this issue properly.  Have had similar issues with other galleries/artists and they were sorted ASAP.  Maybe it was just my situation, but I have stayed away from buying anything from them.

Similar experience for me. So it definitely was not just you. Also happy to not have to deal with them again. 

Getting a a replacement for a damaged print was torture. 

Yea, just such a bizarre way of operating when you hold onto a customer’s money for months and they have to remind you about either getting refunded or another replacement and the excuse is “oh we were at a show out of the country” as if that’s a valid excuse.