guggi
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A culprit publicly gloating , by guggi on Sept 8, 2006 14:40:07 GMT 1, In the September issue of the Sussex Enterprise magazine Business Edge there is a 3 page feature article entitled the business of Art. On one of the pages there is a sub section where some geezer, called Anthony Foster, mouths off about how much money he is making from buying up Banksy prints and selling them on ebay. Couldn't believe the audacity of the bloke….. spouting this info to the business community of Sussex….. as if there are not already enough Anthony Fosters anyway! 
The article reads:
Money for your art
Anthony Foster, a 26 year old Planning Consultant from London, has a lucrative sideline buying and selling modern art. By buying limited edition prints from a brighton gallery, artrepublic, he can auction them on ebay for up to three times the price.
Anthony recently bought a number of Banksy prints before the limited editions sold out. The 'CND Soldiers' and 'Jack and Jill' were bought for £95 each and sold within 3 months for £300 and £350, respectively, on ebay.
"I think it's important to like the art and not just buy art to make money. I have Gorrilaz by Jamie Hewlett up on my wall at home, which I plan to sell at some stage - I just like it up at the moment. I tend to buy limited editions from emerging artists and I just can't find anywhere like artrepublic in London." says Anthony.
The article goes on to discuss Artrepublic and Lester Magoogan. I can't be assed to type anymore, if anyone can host an image of the page I can scan it and send it to them.
In the September issue of the Sussex Enterprise magazine Business Edge there is a 3 page feature article entitled the business of Art. On one of the pages there is a sub section where some geezer, called Anthony Foster, mouths off about how much money he is making from buying up Banksy prints and selling them on ebay. Couldn't believe the audacity of the bloke….. spouting this info to the business community of Sussex….. as if there are not already enough Anthony Fosters anyway! The article reads: Money for your artAnthony Foster, a 26 year old Planning Consultant from London, has a lucrative sideline buying and selling modern art. By buying limited edition prints from a brighton gallery, artrepublic, he can auction them on ebay for up to three times the price.
Anthony recently bought a number of Banksy prints before the limited editions sold out. The 'CND Soldiers' and 'Jack and Jill' were bought for £95 each and sold within 3 months for £300 and £350, respectively, on ebay.
"I think it's important to like the art and not just buy art to make money. I have Gorrilaz by Jamie Hewlett up on my wall at home, which I plan to sell at some stage - I just like it up at the moment. I tend to buy limited editions from emerging artists and I just can't find anywhere like artrepublic in London." says Anthony.The article goes on to discuss Artrepublic and Lester Magoogan. I can't be assed to type anymore, if anyone can host an image of the page I can scan it and send it to them. |
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A culprit publicly gloating , by rolomonster on Sept 8, 2006 15:25:52 GMT 1, Not that good a business man then if he didn't even find the main supplier? 
Not that good a business man then if he didn't even find the main supplier? |
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A culprit publicly gloating , by mido on Sept 8, 2006 18:33:16 GMT 1, funny isn't it ;D
1) the fact that he is so proud
2) the fact he was buying from artrepublic rather than POW
3) the fact that if he'd held onto them he'd get more for them.
4) the fact that its news worthy
funny isn't it ;D
1) the fact that he is so proud
2) the fact he was buying from artrepublic rather than POW
3) the fact that if he'd held onto them he'd get more for them.
4) the fact that its news worthy
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spence
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A culprit publicly gloating , by spence on Sept 8, 2006 20:30:42 GMT 1, Sounds like an advert for artrepublic to me.
"I just like it up at the moment. I tend to buy limited editions from emerging artists and I just can't find anywhere like artrepublic in London." says Anthony.
We get people asking us to do adverts for our company disguised as write up' all the time.
"I just can't find anywhere like artrepublic in London". I wonder who that is directed at? 
Sounds like an advert for artrepublic to me. "I just like it up at the moment. I tend to buy limited editions from emerging artists and I just can't find anywhere like artrepublic in London." says Anthony. We get people asking us to do adverts for our company disguised as write up' all the time. "I just can't find anywhere like artrepublic in London". I wonder who that is directed at? |
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RBK
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A culprit publicly gloating , by RBK on Sept 8, 2006 20:45:38 GMT 1, Yeah - it does sound more like a Press Release!
Yeah - it does sound more like a Press Release!
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gm
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A culprit publicly gloating , by gm on Sept 8, 2006 23:02:54 GMT 1,
Hasn't looked very hard then, has he?
Hasn't looked very hard then, has he?
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bonesy
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A culprit publicly gloating , by bonesy on Sept 9, 2006 14:21:35 GMT 1, "Dad, look Im in the newspaper!"
"My son, such the little entrepeneur."
"Dad, look Im in the newspaper!"
"My son, such the little entrepeneur."
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