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Post by Harry Connisco on Jun 11, 2017 16:47:02 GMT
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Post by adman on Jun 11, 2017 17:12:38 GMT
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Post by milo99 on Jun 11, 2017 17:45:57 GMT
Overpriced by about £26,250
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Post by Dr. Plip on Jun 11, 2017 22:21:36 GMT
It's nice. But is it 26 grand nice?
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Post by riq on Jun 11, 2017 22:38:09 GMT
i'm a very peaceful guy who always tries to understand the weirdest kinds of behaviour, but seriously mr. hirst. wtf is going on with your pricing!?  |
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Post by sturban on Jun 11, 2017 23:00:31 GMT
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Post by riq on Jun 11, 2017 23:37:18 GMT
I'll stick with my canvas    very nice! is it from the untitled edition from 1992? an edition of 75 for more than 25k is crazy nevertheless. art for the rich only! are there similiar print editions releases in this price section from other artists too? |
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Post by sturban on Jun 11, 2017 23:54:50 GMT
I'll stick with my canvas very nice! is it from the untitled edition from 1992? an edition of 75 for more than 25k is crazy nevertheless. art for the rich only! are there similiar print editions releases in this price section from other artists too? Haha, I couldn't afford a postcard by Hirst  I made this for my missus Bday, pain in the arse as I'm no artist, but it turned out ok and much cheaper than a print. |
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Post by riq on Jun 12, 2017 0:02:46 GMT
very nice! is it from the untitled edition from 1992? an edition of 75 for more than 25k is crazy nevertheless. art for the rich only! are there similiar print editions releases in this price section from other artists too? Haha, I couldn't afford a postcard by Hirst I made this for my missus Bday, pain in the arse as I'm no artist, but it turned out ok and much cheaper than a print.  awesome job sturban! this turned out very well! bet the missus is very proud about her very own "hirst" at home Sometimes I don't get whats real on here and what isn't... |
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Post by sturban on Jun 12, 2017 0:17:12 GMT
Beckhams bought this one for their daughter's room. How the other half live!  |
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Post by Harry Connisco on Jun 12, 2017 9:35:21 GMT
That heart doesn't look right ?
out of shape/even fat......a fat heart lol
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Post by Dr. Plip on Jun 12, 2017 9:50:11 GMT
That heart doesn't look right ? out of shape/even fat......a fat heart lol I was thinking the same thing!
It looks like an upside down arse.
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Post by Dr. Plip on Jun 12, 2017 9:52:08 GMT
For 26k, you could take your loved one to the local butterfly farm to see the prisoners hundreds and hundreds of times.
Take an orange slice and draw a heart onto his/her back and the butterflies will land in a roughly heart shape formation to feed.
Now that's proper romance.
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Post by mojo on Jun 12, 2017 10:58:46 GMT
Beckhams bought this one for their daughter's room. How the other half live! I've got that one .... I'm not Victoria Beckham mine is the postcard version, been in a frame and up on the wall for what must be over 20 years now! I have no idea why but it always reminds me of my Nan. |
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Post by mojo on Jun 12, 2017 11:04:46 GMT
For 26k, you could take your loved one to the local butterfly farm to see the prisoners hundreds and hundreds of times. Take an orange slice and draw a heart onto his/her back and the butterflies will land in a roughly heart shape formation to feed. Now that's proper romance. Or GBH?  |
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Post by mojo on Jun 12, 2017 11:17:44 GMT
i'm a very peaceful guy who always tries to understand the weirdest kinds of behaviour, but seriously mr. hirst. wtf is going on with your pricing!? |
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Post by Dr. Plip on Jun 12, 2017 12:52:23 GMT
Beckhams bought this one for their daughter's room. How the other half live! I've got that one .... I'm not Victoria Beckham mine is the postcard version, been in a frame and up on the wall for what must be over 20 years now! I have no idea why but it always reminds me of my Nan. Now that you say that, pink is a colour that I always associate with my nan. Mainly because of her bathroom.
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Post by mojo on Jun 12, 2017 13:15:42 GMT
Wowza is that an original crochet toilet roll dolly being crushed to death by its intended contents.... Classy. I can smell the lavender and rose scented soap from here! On reflection I can remember my Nan having a small collection of heart shaped sweetie boxes from the late 1940's early 1950's that she kept in her wardrobe. My favorite was a sickly sweet pink one that once contained candied fruits and smelt of palm of violets. So that must be why  |
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Post by milo99 on Jun 13, 2017 10:56:10 GMT
I'll stick with my canvas Are they real butterflies? |
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Post by sturban on Jun 13, 2017 12:02:37 GMT
Yes, they are real, but I made sure I sourced ones that had died of natural causes.
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Post by ouroboros on Jun 13, 2017 12:28:42 GMT
All you need is love ?
All you need is cash
Rutles
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Post by ouroboros on Jun 13, 2017 12:59:22 GMT
if you have not heard of the rutles, pls watch this
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Post by sean on Jun 13, 2017 20:27:46 GMT
if you have not heard of the rutles, pls watch this The Rutles are a legend. A living legend. A legend that will live long after other living legends have died. |
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Post by IggyWiggy on Feb 1, 2018 11:51:46 GMT
Damien Hirst on the break-in that changed his art – In 1985, a young artist in a London squat set to work on a portfolio that would secure him a place at art college. Despite initially struggling to find a medium that suited his artistic expression, Damien Hirst soon found inspiration from an unlikely source, his neighbour, Mr Barnes. We hear how a man whom Damien never met put into motion the artist’s first forays into sculpture, transformed his view on conceptual art and, ultimately, changed the way he makes it – even to this day.  23 mins podcast here: www.theguardian.com/culture/audio/2018/feb/01/damien-hirst-on-the-break-in-that-changed-his-art-the-start-podcast |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 1, 2018 22:00:27 GMT
Damien Hirst on the break-in that changed his art – In 1985, a young artist in a London squat set to work on a portfolio that would secure him a place at art college. Despite initially struggling to find a medium that suited his artistic expression, Damien Hirst soon found inspiration from an unlikely source, his neighbour, Mr Barnes. We hear how a man whom Damien never met put into motion the artist’s first forays into sculpture, transformed his view on conceptual art and, ultimately, changed the way he makes it – even to this day. 23 mins podcast here: www.theguardian.com/culture/audio/2018/feb/01/damien-hirst-on-the-break-in-that-changed-his-art-the-start-podcastHe talks a little about it on Netflix’s ”Treasures................” . It’s the only part of the film that felt genuine. Edit: Actually, that and the Historian had me. Good podcast. |
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I made this for my missus Bday, pain in the arse as I'm no artist, but it turned out ok and much cheaper than a print. 
