Martin Creed 🇬🇧 Turner Prize Winner

[Pattycakes]

at £800 just about worth buying, forget it at £1,500 they are just not nice enough.

[adewilliams]

they're flying out. Quite small I thought

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Nov 2, 2017 12:15:20 GMT 1 adewilliams said:

they're flying out. Quite small I thought

They are quite small at 40x35cm

[chrispa]

I think these are lovely - £1,200 £1,440 £1,600 with the discount code

[Warm Gun]

£1800 now.....hate the way the prices rise from this gallery.

[THE-ART-FORM]

Love these - every print in the edition is different - got one!

[Eastend Boy 13]

10 left @2,500 (2,000 with discount code)

[chrispa]

Wow - now £4,000 each and the discount code is no loger valid

[Happy Shopper]

Nov 2, 2017 14:53:39 GMT 1 chrispa said:

Wow - now £4,000 each and the discount code is no loger valid

Kind of regretting not getting one at £1200 now!
(But isn't that the game they play with us!!??)

[avec art]

yeah I reckon it is, so you don't question the price next time around. Another outlet portraying 1K (or more) as the new normal. I know MC is a darling of the contemporary art scene but even so.

[Pawel]

I've created a new rule of thumb to limit the spending:
Would I prefer print x or Paco Pomet's "Once upon a time"?
In this case I'd rather get Paco's so there you go.

[adewilliams]

seems like quite a jump considering you can still buy his last release, also a unique edition of 100 for half that price. Nice release though

[lamarr]

I missed out on this earlier today - stuck in meetings and not checking messages. However, I really like these and would be keen to purchase / trade if anyone is having second thoughts.

> I'm happy to pay your cost + £200 (assuming you got in early and used the discount code)
> Happy to sell my Banksy 'Box Set' / at my cost for your Martin Creed at your cost.
> Ditto - Ai Weiwei Odyseey Print
> Willing to consider other offers, including possible trades. I have a Zevs liquidated louis vuitton (multicolore) I would be willing to let go.

Please reply via PM. Congratulations to those that scored a print.

[WOOF]

Nov 2, 2017 15:29:16 GMT 1 adewilliams said:

seems like quite a jump considering you can still buy his last release, also a unique edition of 100 for half that price. Nice release though

Where?

[Pawel]

Nov 3, 2017 0:04:47 GMT 1 WOOF said:

Nov 2, 2017 15:29:16 GMT 1 adewilliams said:

seems like quite a jump considering you can still buy his last release, also a unique edition of 100 for half that price. Nice release though

Where?

I think that's the place: countereditions.com/eu/artists/martin-creed/martin.html#/page/1

[Winter]

Don’t bother with Counter Editions since the Jonas Wood debacle

[lamarr]

I missed out on this earlier yesterday - stuck in meetings and not checking messages. However, I really like these and would be keen to purchase / trade if anyone is having second thoughts.

I'm happy to add some £ to your cost - and / or have other prints (including a Banksy 'Box Set') I would be happy to trade as part of a deal. Please get in touch if you're interested.

[Eastend Boy 13]

New charity prints release:
shop.hepworthwakefield.org/collections/school-prints

[robo]

This is a good value print, released quiety a few weeks ago, by a Turner Prize-winning artist who is also sold by Counter Editions. The School Prints series contributes to charity too. Yes, it's broccoli.

'I like broccoli. It's my favourite vegetable. I eat broccoli every day. I like prints made from broccoli because they look like pictures of trees, and I like trees. But I don't know what colours I like, so I thought I could try a mixture of different colours.' - Martin Creed

Work No. 2874, 2017
Edition of 85 (plus artist proofs)
Signed and numbered by the artist

Materials: Lithograph
Dimensions: 49.5 x 76 cm
Print is unframed

£500

shop.hepworthwakefield.org/collections/school-prints/products/martin-creed-work-no-2874

[kember]

'I like broccoli. It's my favourite vegetable. I eat broccoli every day. I like prints made from broccoli because they look like pictures of trees, and I like trees. But I don't know what colours I like, so I thought I could try a mixture of different colours.' - Martin Creed


This might be the best reasoning I've ever read for the creation of a piece of art.

[Winter]

High risk of people thinking your kids did it at school.

[Geezer Mate]

I thought a Miro had been done by someone’s kids once Ha!

[streetartger]

Feb 9, 2018 11:19:37 GMT 1 Winter said:

High risk of people thinking your kids did it at school.

Did somebody say Shrigrley?

[robo]

Feb 9, 2018 11:19:37 GMT 1 Winter said:

High risk of people thinking your kids did it at school.

Yes! I quite like that about it

[robo]

Feb 9, 2018 11:26:10 GMT 1 streetartger said:

Feb 9, 2018 11:19:37 GMT 1 Winter said:

High risk of people thinking your kids did it at school.

Did somebody say Shrigrley?

They did I think both these artist are coming from some similar places in their work, though when you look at what they've done over their careers their approaches are quite different too. For me Shrigley is about being profound, humourous and human with simplicity; Creed is about being rebellious, innovative and minimalistic with simplicity.

[robo]

Feb 9, 2018 11:21:41 GMT 1 Geezer Mate said:

I thought a Miro had been done by someone’s kids once Ha!

We've all been there

[mojo]

I had my portrait done yesterday by my twin nephews age 4 ......the future sound of the art world

[Happy Shopper]

I like Martin Creed, but not these prints... not for £500 anyway.

[robo]

Feb 9, 2018 12:11:31 GMT 1 mojo said:

I had my portrait done yesterday by my twin nephews age 4 ......the future sound of the art world

Talent! Is that a beard or do you have 10 legs?

[mojo]

Tehe ....nah its spider legs, we were listening to Bowie Spiders from Mars and the cross is the irons for West Ham ..... better when it doesn't make sense  
*I don't actually look like that!