[jhavisen]

Ok, i am bored and want to read about art, new names and crystal-ball foresights.

Inspired by a thread i saw on FB: Which artists do you think will have the biggest breakthrough / increase in popularity the coming 12 months, and why? Who do you think, will make you rich the next year? (buy art cause you like, yes, yes - but let's just dream a little) Who is in your basket? 

I can start: I have fallen for Charlotte Keates. She will have a solo show this year at New York, she is young (from 1990), and already seems to be in a pretty good spot. Plus i just really dig her style. Some of her new stuff is priced at 20.000 pounds and sold, so it seems like, there are rich collectors interested in her. 


Who do you guys think?

[beicoblack]

Anna Park if you ask me

[nobokov]

A hot new artist blazing through the scene this year I think will be Corey Onavyrus.

[SCRPION11]

i see what you did there....

[Dive Jedi]

Jul 5, 2020 18:11:09 GMT 1 nobokov said:

A hot new artist blazing through the scene this year I think will be Corey Onavyrus.

I think he will just magicly disappear....

[BASARTS]

Mrs Banksy is pretty hot for a few collectors here...

[tab1]

Matthew Wong by the fact of the recent auction results increase in value

[milou2]

 
... for portraiture: Jerome Lagarrigue

[mose]

Jul 5, 2020 18:49:01 GMT 1 tab1 said:

Matthew Wong by the fact if the recent auction results increase in value

No one will touch Wong this year and I don't think we've ever seen a price appreciation like his in history.  $22k to $1.82million in 2 years.  It makes things like Lucien Smith's $389k at Phillips in 2013 look like chump change.

Given his young age and very few shows before his death, there is a surprising amount of work left.  Reports are that he made around 1000 works.  Catalogue raisonne is already being worked on.

[tab1]

Jul 5, 2020 21:12:02 GMT 1 mose said:

Jul 5, 2020 18:49:01 GMT 1 tab1 said:

Matthew Wong by the fact if the recent auction results increase in value

No one will touch Wong this year and I don't think we've ever seen a price appreciation like his in history.  $22k to $1.82million in 2 years.  It makes things like Lucien Smith's $389k at Phillips in 2013 look like chump change.

Given his young age and very few shows before his death, there is a surprising amount of work left.  Reports are that he made around 1000 works.  Catalogue raisonne is already being worked on.

1000 between the international high end collectors , that can afford 10 -40 works each at today’s prices is still very little!

Really like some of his works

[cest]

Jul 5, 2020 21:53:21 GMT 1 tab1 said:

Jul 5, 2020 21:12:02 GMT 1 mose said:

No one will touch Wong this year and I don't think we've ever seen a price appreciation like his in history.  $22k to $1.82million in 2 years.  It makes things like Lucien Smith's $389k at Phillips in 2013 look like chump change.

Given his young age and very few shows before his death, there is a surprising amount of work left.  Reports are that he made around 1000 works.  Catalogue raisonne is already being worked on.

1000 between the international high end collectors , that can afford 10 -40 works each at today’s prices is still very little!

Really like some of his works

Im sure all is listed with dk galleries. i was having a conversation with MW around this time last year about a chinese paper ink series and i was in line to buy one at his next show. But the rest is history.

[shy]

what's out surprising to me is that Matthew Wong was a Canadian artist and Canadian art never seems to appreciate much.

For example Group of Seven art never appreciated as one would expect.

[shy]

Jul 5, 2020 18:39:54 GMT 1 BASARTS said:

Mrs Banksy is pretty hot for a few collectors here...

Now we're talking!

[Original Paper Works]

Here is my list:

Russia: Nichola KoshKosh
UK: Daisy Parris & Douglas Cantor
America: Hunter Potter & Anna Valdez
Europe: Jonas Mayer
AU: Jordy Kerwick

These are all at a fairly early stage so not something to be compared to Wong

[Cocteau 101]

Does Cantor want to be Danny Fox

[Original Paper Works]

I see no similarities between Cantor and Fox? 

There techniques are very different. 

[Cocteau 101]

Jul 6, 2020 14:27:54 GMT 1 Original Paper Works said:

I see no similarities between Cantor and Fox? 

There techniques are very different. 

Similar imagery though. Although having said that I see a lot of artists with imagery that in my view is similar to Fox. Then again that could probably be also said for a number of other artists.

[Original Paper Works]

Haha true that's the never ending story because I can tell you many artists Danny Fox has borrowed from.

As Picasso said: "good artists borrow, great artists steal.”

When that is said I don't see many similarities between those 2 but lovely to disagree

[nobokov]

Jul 6, 2020 14:21:09 GMT 1 Original Paper Works said:

Here is my list:

Russia: Nichola KoshKosh
UK: Daisy Parris & Douglas Cantor
America: Hunter Potter & Anna Valdez
Europe: Jonas Mayer
AU: Jordy Kerwick

These are all at a fairly early stage so not something to be compared to Wong

Funny that many of those names are listed on your site.

[Original Paper Works]

Why would I not believe in the artist I selected? 

If you do some research you will see many of them are doing great things at the moment. 

All of them are having Solos at great galleries in EU & US. 

KoshKosh & Hunter are not on my site but I wish there also were. 

Maybe in the future  

[nobokov]

Jul 6, 2020 15:09:57 GMT 1 Original Paper Works said:

Why would I not believe in the artist I selected? 

If you do some research you will see many of them are doing great things at the moment. 

All of them are having Solos at great galleries in EU & US. 

KoshKosh & Hunter are not on my site but I wish there also were. 

Maybe in the future  

I'm sure they're doing well. I'm not surprised that people will just be naming artists in this thread they have a stake in already and protect the names they have an eye on for future acquisitions.

[kwatis]

Kayla Mahaffey. She's been getting big here in Chicago, but last December she exploded onto the global market with her Art Basel Miami both. Was shown alongside Max Sansing and Steve Wesley, both of whom are also gaining more recognition.

[Original Paper Works]

I will do a list out of my work/website: 

Bozo
Hunter Potter
Richie Culver
Milo Mathieu

All 4 artist are exploding at the moment

Personally I think maybe Milo is a little bit too close to Condo

[FЯ]

mr doodle.

[Geezer Mate]

Jul 6, 2020 18:11:24 GMT 1 FЯ said:

mr doodle.

Lol

[Winter]

Jul 6, 2020 18:11:24 GMT 1 FЯ said:

mr doodle.

He would have been!

[Javier]

Ampparito

Great ideas, really original interventions... and still cheap. Very cheap

[mose]

Jul 6, 2020 14:11:44 GMT 1 shy said:

what's out surprising to me is that Matthew Wong was a Canadian artist and Canadian art never seems to appreciate much.

For example Group of Seven art never appreciated as one would expect.

Plasticiens are still highly underrated and not appreciated to the degree they should be.

Worthwhile book to pick up used: www.amazon.com/Plasticiens-Beyond-Montreal-1955-1970/dp/2550667425

[rootona]

Susumu kamijo

[tab1]

Mr doodle !
By the amount of fuss on the other thread😂