[.dappy]

Sept 12, 2017 9:32:17 GMT 1 Rsyok said:

Invader on HOLD.
Sanity check does the Philips link work I was pm'ed that it didn't but works on my phone ?

... works for me (android mobile)

[john1539]

Hello, Do you still have available the lenticular by Julian Opie?
Best wishes, P

[john1539]

Hello, Do you still have available the lenticular by Julian Opie?
Best wishes, P

[Rsyok]

Old skool bump for the Opie .

[lorraballs]

Hi

If you have a version of this that you would consider parting with, please get in touch.

Thanks

[nah]

Hi,
I picked this up little original from RCA secret, I believe in 2013.




It is postcard size. Paint on card, and part of a series of around four or so (I believe) that he made for the exhibition. Signed on the back (pic of the reverse available on request). Reminiscent of his 1996 piece 'There Are Hills in the Distance' which is in the Tate collection (pictured blow to contextualize this piece).



Hard to know what sort of value this has, but would have difficulty considering offers less than £750 or so, small and simple as the piece may be.

Thank you!

[fm1975]

A similar one but bigger went Unsold

Untitled (2002)
Drawing-Watercolor, Watercolour,
17.3 cm x 27.3 cm

Estimate: € 1,193 - € 1,790
Hammer price: Lot not sold

Christie's , 19 Mar 2014
United Kingdom

[fm1975]

Mar 26, 2018 17:03:13 GMT 1 nah said:

Hi,
I picked this up little original from RCA secret, I believe in 2013.




It is postcard size. Paint on card, and part of a series of around four or so (I believe) that he made for the exhibition. Signed on the back (pic of the reverse available on request). Reminiscent of his 1996 piece 'There Are Hills in the Distance' which is in the Tate collection (pictured blow to contextualize this piece).



Hard to know what sort of value this has, but would have difficulty considering offers less than £750 or so, small and simple as the piece may be.

Thank you!

Your piece is more beautiful. GLWTS

[Deleted]

Well recovered...

It is indeed a great piece.

GLWS.

[Ruggs]

I own a number of posters from various shows and events but unfortunately i've never been able to be at any of them. Most are vintage and way before I started collecting art. The one poster I value more than any other though is my Felix Gonzalez-Torres/Christopher Wool 'Untitled' (1993) stack poster from Gonzalez-Torres's retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum, New York, 1995.

[organizedk]

I love that Christopher Wool poster. Would like one myself but guessing it would cost a bit.

[caruso]

Read the title and thought this was a thread about the Banksy Palestine poster

[phischa]

Nov 8, 2018 14:23:18 GMT 1 organizedk said:

I love that Christopher Wool poster. Would like one myself but guessing it would cost a bit.

I imagine it's pretty hard to autheticate these kind of posters

[Ruggs]

Nov 8, 2018 14:36:36 GMT 1 phischa said:

Nov 8, 2018 14:23:18 GMT 1 organizedk said:

I love that Christopher Wool poster. Would like one myself but guessing it would cost a bit.

I imagine it's pretty hard to autheticate these kind of posters

Unless you get it from a very good source.

[avec art]

I had a genuine one given out at what was called Museum of Modern Art Oxford (now MAO) after an exhibition. I stuck mine on the f**king wall and it got completely trashed by all the goings on in the shared house, it ended up in the f**king bin. While my mate kept his rolled to this day, and he doesn't believe me about its value. Well I enjoyed it while it lasted, its fun to puzzle out what it reads.

[Rouen Cathedral]

Anyone got the cliff notes for the Wool quote?

[amsterdam9697]

Were those the Wool prints that were stacked up by the door and free to all patrons? I remember seeing a pic I think?

[phischa]

Fair enough thedutchvenus , it's just a poster.

The previous comment was about how costly the poster might be on the secondary market. As I've been looking for one for quite some time, I've seen that there were indeed some hefty price tags. I think we both agree that if you're buying a poster for some hundred quid, you want to be sure it's legit. Maybe using the word 'authetification' was misleading.

edit: The stack of posters is an interactive sculpture by Felix Gonzalez-Torres and Christopher Wool. Authentication is not possible as every gallerist can add posters (as far as I know). There's no limitiation.

If it's adequate to take away posters from the stack anyway is another question.

[Lroy]

I went to the show and all I could take home for free was the posters ( a lot signed ) ...

We can say what we want but the guys are great, they signed mostly all the afternoon the posters....

And the show is one of the greatest that they have done ( the fresco at the railway station is one of the biggest in Europe ) ...

I like this poster a lot, even if it is a simple one...

[phischa]

Nov 9, 2018 1:40:00 GMT 1 Rouen Cathedral said:

Anyone got the cliff notes for the Wool quote?

I don't know if this is answering your question but the quote is from Vasilii Rozanov's "The Apocalypse of our Time" (1917–18).

[Rouen Cathedral]

Nov 9, 2018 13:38:03 GMT 1 phischa said:

Nov 9, 2018 1:40:00 GMT 1 Rouen Cathedral said:

Anyone got the cliff notes for the Wool quote?

I don't know if this is answering your question but the quote is from Vasilii Rozanov's "The Apocalypse of our Time" (1917–18).

Thanks a little. Was wondering what the passage is in reference to.

[Rouen Cathedral]

Interesting little read if anyone else interested on the Wool.

themillions.com/2014/01/the-writing-on-the-museum-wall-when-artists-channel-writers.html

[Express Post]

Just been told some exciting news.

On the ocassion of the exhibition, Julian Opie, the National Gallery of Victoria presents a limited edition book with accompanying lenticular print, Amelia 2018.
The book is a signed and numbered edition of 50.
Book measures 25x28.5cm, 264 pages.
Price is 300 Australian Pesos.
Shipping to anywhere in the world.

Haven't seen the print yet, but word is that it is a walking female in a dress on a green background.

[disturbart]

Have you got a link for this ? Can’t find the link for the book?

[nobokov]

.

[kjg]

Where?

[Express Post]

Nice, but it doesn't look like a lenticular.

Nov 9, 2018 22:42:29 GMT 1 nobokov said:

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[kjg]

I contacted the museum. As soon as I know more I will post the info on here.

[Express Post]

In person, really lovely and better than I imagined. Price is a steal for an edition by Julian Opie.
Thanks to my guardian angel,  they know who they are 😉

[Pavoni]

I see that museum store still has some of the Ai Weiwei Peony sculptures.
Look super high quality...so assuming the same for this Julian Opie edition.

Really beautiful things...just so expensive now.
Link for anyone interested:

store.ngv.vic.gov.au/collections/editions/products/ai-weiwei-limited-edition-porcelain-peony?variant=18325412739