[Fuzzyduck121]

Feb 27, 2024 15:52:30 GMT 1 topper said:

Nearly 15k with an edition twice the size of OUI seems a little 'ambitious'...

No no you've got it wrong, you dont understand how art is valued now do you?

Oui is now £16,800 on the white cube website today which means this is actually cheap.

White cube haven't priced oui that way to try and sell the new work, no no thats based on the market and its totally fair and legit totally. White cube have co-published the new work so they totally know how much Millers are worth and they wouldn't ever try and make it look like a good deal to sell more art and make more profit, gosh nope.

Like totally

[topper]

Haha! Good spot!

Being sold by manifold and white cube. All guns a blazing for this one!

[The Origin]

Feb 27, 2024 15:52:46 GMT 1 Black Wolf said:

it really does look stunning above this couch, i have the same one

Wow that's sold it for me.

+2 

One from Manifold
One from White Cube

[rbt]

Shame this is priced incorrectly given the market.

[Fuzzyduck121]

For anyone worried that this work isnt good value and that the Oui work has been priced to try and sell these then you need only see the terms and conditons on the white cube website to understand they have no interest in profits nor in hiding information from you " the customer"

It clearly and transparently states that;

"White Cube consists of White Cube Limited and several other companies located inside and outside the EEA. The principal operating companies are:"

They have not set up companies in Jersey called the exact same names as those registered in the UK to syphon their profits and income to a jurisdiction that charges less tax and requires less transparency, that would be unthinkable. Gosh nope.

If one checks the accounts of white cub art here ; find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08971144

you can see that their 3 (yes 3) staff members only earned £600,000 last year and that over the last 3 years there have only been £14,000,000 of sales and purchases between them and associated companies which is in no way an attempt to hide how much they are making nor the values of their held works by trading them between themselves

gosh nope

Also that free shipping offer wont last forever, what you waiting for?

[jamo]

Crazily ambitious pricing for an average image and edition of 100. Even at that size. I’m out.

[Newar]

Looks great but can only add on my cart and not pay on that one
Happy for the future owners planning to frame it

[rbt]

Only 98 left…hurry…

[its all about me]

Insane price for a rather poor image. Half that price would still be too much.

[teabaggins]

Feb 27, 2024 15:56:31 GMT 1 Fuzzyduck121 said:

Feb 27, 2024 15:52:30 GMT 1 topper said:

Nearly 15k with an edition twice the size of OUI seems a little 'ambitious'...

No no you've got it wrong, you dont understand how art is valued now do you?

Oui is now £16,800 on the white cube website today which means this is actually cheap.

White cube haven't priced oui that way to try and sell the new work, no no thats based on the market and its totally fair and legit totally. White cube have co-published the new work so they totally know how much Millers are worth and they wouldn't ever try and make it look like a good deal to sell more art and make more profit, gosh nope.

Like totally

Oh, the horror! In a shocking turn of events, businesses have been caught red-handed engaging in the most egregious act imaginable: making money from customers. Yes, you heard right. Gone are the days of trading goods for smiles and handshakes. Instead, these corporate fiends have the audacity to exchange products and services for—wait for it—MONEY. What's next? Paying employees? Investing in quality? It's a slippery slope, folks. Absolutely scandalous!!! Burn em all at the stake I say! 

[from mjolnir]

The price is insane but also there's a ridiculous amount of work involved to produce, it's nice to see publishers dedicated to the craft when others are just pumping out giclees and dibonds

[Newar]

have been soldout if crypto accepted .... whales have started to move some assets

[cemltz]

I don't hate the image. And the print looks to be very well executed. But goodness. That is ambitious.

[LJCal]

Anyone looking to get back half their investment should buy one of these.

[its all about me]

When they say "with extensive hand-finishing by the print studio" does that mean that the artist hasn't even applied the hand finishing himself?

What they seem to be saying is that some random person who works at Manifold Editions has applied a bit of extra paint on top! Jeez!

[Spenie]

Feb 27, 2024 17:24:12 GMT 1 LJCal said:

Anyone looking to get back half their investment should buy one of these.

Or if they like the look of it on their wall, not every piece of art is purchased for investment only. 

[Jonas B]

Feels like there’s about a 50/50 spilt on these in terms of people liking/disliking them.

[nobokov]

Feb 27, 2024 15:52:46 GMT 1 Black Wolf said:

it really does look stunning above this couch, i have the same one

Where can I find this stunning couch?

[cemltz]

Feb 27, 2024 20:17:09 GMT 1 Jonas B said:

Feels like there’s about a 50/50 spilt on these in terms of people liking/disliking them.

Correct. Everyone likes the image but dislikes the price. So 50/50.

[J0NNY]

Feb 27, 2024 19:32:42 GMT 1 Spenie said:

Feb 27, 2024 17:24:12 GMT 1 LJCal said:

Anyone looking to get back half their investment should buy one of these.

Or if they like the look of it on their wall, not every piece of art is purchased for investment only. 

Don’t be ridiculous, you would have to be crazy to spend thousands on something as interchangeable as a print without thinking about the risk of losing money..

[Black Wolf]

Feb 27, 2024 20:37:45 GMT 1 nobokov said:

Feb 27, 2024 15:52:46 GMT 1 Black Wolf said:

it really does look stunning above this couch, i have the same one

Where can I find this stunning couch?

Hey mate its just below the print

[sean1397]

Hand finished by the studio? Call me crazy. but for $20k I want hand finished by the artist. Im sure this will be high quality but far too many of his prints sitting well below this price

[LJCal]

Feb 27, 2024 19:32:42 GMT 1 Spenie said:

Feb 27, 2024 17:24:12 GMT 1 LJCal said:

Anyone looking to get back half their investment should buy one of these.

Or if they like the look of it on their wall, not every piece of art is purchased for investment only. 

Good luck to them but then why spend £15k on this? you can get a perfect replica for about £500. Or buy emerging artists and get original canvases for a grand, no one buys Miller without an eye on the investment value. Buying art that you like doesn't mean you need to piss money down the drain, it's entirely possible to have a collection you love without squandering money in the process. 

[LJCal]

Feb 27, 2024 22:30:53 GMT 1 sean1397 said:

Hand finished by the studio? Call me crazy. but for $20k I want hand finished by the artist. Im sure this will be high quality but far too many of his prints sitting well below this price

I think in the current market I'd want it 1/1 of and entirely hand painted by the artist. Even then I'd think twice 

[artearte]

96 left

[High Contrast]

Feb 27, 2024 22:39:23 GMT 1 LJCal said:

Feb 27, 2024 22:30:53 GMT 1 sean1397 said:

Hand finished by the studio? Call me crazy. but for $20k I want hand finished by the artist. Im sure this will be high quality but far too many of his prints sitting well below this price

I think in the current market I'd want it 1/1 of and entirely hand painted by the artist. Even then I'd think twice 

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[treweman]

I bought a Too Cool to Lose (small) several years ago for $1,450, and sold it years later for $15,000. At the time, Harland was hotter than the surface of the sun. I guess not so much these days?

[Ads Army]

Now he is colder than the surface of the moon 😂

[Shoeless]

If he’s so cold, I’ll take a Too Cool To Lose for $2k. Message me!

[its all about me]

Feb 27, 2024 21:53:00 GMT 1 J0NNY said:

Feb 27, 2024 19:32:42 GMT 1 Spenie said:

Or if they like the look of it on their wall, not every piece of art is purchased for investment only. 

Don’t be ridiculous, you would have to be crazy to spend thousands on something as interchangeable as a print without thinking about the risk of losing money..

You only lose money if you sell it.