To prove his point, just inquire about how Keyes originals are handled by some galleries.
part market's fault, part galleries' fault; like any other consumer-heavy market...
how do you solve this (selling of prints)?
w/ limited time release prints... if lots of people want them, they'll be plenty for everyone.
but then again, that makes them less desirable for some...
how do you solve the other problem (selling of originals)?
don't know... sell it to the highest bidder? (what foodrap was trying to explain.)
not bashing keyes, not bashing galleries... it is hard to find a solution where all parties would end up happy.
the never-ending dilemma... oooh the humanity... oooh the art world...
P.S. those uppitty suckers bashing RAP's spelling skills... man, who cares?
let him spell and talk the way he wants to, knows how, feels comfortable...
not saying let's hold hands either, just stop worrying about minute stuff...
flip, not flip, friend, not friend, etc... who cares?
worry about your dealings, let other handle their lives the way they think is more suitable.
(now somebody sell me their Esao - Thinker for face.)
P.S. 2 aunt Norma's preachings are beginning to make sense to me now...
, so Dave knows you personally. Taper, maybe Dave doesn't want to give Denver folks first dibs at a limited run print. Maybe it's not up to him to make that decision, perhaps it's Joshs' decision.
