GRAYSON PERRY FOR £15,000-£20,000????????

Seems celebrity pays.
For the life of me I CANNOT see £20,000 of value in this Pot!

http://www.dnfa.com/cms/pages/lot/36105/108

I like Grayson Perry's lustre pots, but that one's just disgusting.

Probably a hobby potter.

Oh wait, this is not an ID thread  

hype doesn't come cheap

Perry is a celeb and that is it , there are many reasons why stuff goes for loony prices but being a minor celeb seems high on the list , ,Rolf Harris -crappy paintings for example , Perry knows about about self promotion and uses it cleverly , I could list loads of over priced tat that just has a good PR behind it , I personally think his pots are very average , .....I say average I mean , poor , ................I say poor , I mean awful , I say awful.......................I mean I don't care about his hobby pots  

He does do good stuff, most of the time:

http://www.saatchigallery.com/aipe/grayson_perry.htm

To me it's one trick pony stuff and not that original , it just doesn't have any impact imo not very exciting pots with opinions on them ...boring ...yawn ......

take any average artist / potter or whatever , get them to dress up or do something a bit daft /silly put them on telly ..BINGO ! a celeb .

I wonder what Rolf's paintings sell for now and what they will make after his trial

I love Grayson Perry's stuff

So presumably Brin you would be salivating over his rather pedestrian item in the V&A Collection?
http://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O229059/my-heroes-vase-perry-grayson/

Not salivating...but I like

A snip compared to this, though

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-24922106

A painting by Francis Bacon of his friend and fellow artist Lucian Freud has become the most expensive artwork ever sold at auction after it fetched $142m (£89m, 106m euros) in New York.

The triptych, Three Studies of Lucian Freud (1969), is considered one of Bacon's greatest masterpieces.

Now that's ugly.

An interesting New Statesman article with Grayson Perry and Brian Eno in conversation. The comments on the Art Market are interesting.I would also like to hire the Holiday let!
http://www.newstatesman.com/2013/10/internet-has-taught-us-we-are-all-perverts

How about a Chinese vase for £3m?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2507765/Vase-rare-18th-century-Chinese-artefact-sells-3m.html

what a lovely vase!
I was surprised to here the Chinese needed to import the enamels though

I wouldn't have paid a penny over £2,000,000 for it ..no way.

it will be interesting to see what that vase gets in auction its pre 2003 when he wone the turner prize I remember being there and the public loved his work , This was bought by someone who spotted him much earlier , if you compare the price guide to what his contemporarys are getting for paintings its a snip. thats what Graysons about bringing ceramic art into the art world rather than craft

I was going to make the same point - for a Turner Prize winner who is so sought after it's a pathetic price, just because it's pottery and not some conceptual nonsense

If the quality or relevance of art is judged by how much it fetches then by that token a piece of art would be worthless before an auction and priceless afterwards   just another commodity really .

People like Perry etc are only interested in their own fame it's all about me me me , look at me ,a bit like a lot of society these days , hence the word selfie appearing in the dictionary now .

it got 26,000 ,now your talking ,bravo

which with "add ons" comes to £34,528.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bye9e_V7UTY

"innovation is overrated " as you are Grayson.

i think is stuff is very nice and moreover people nowadays like crazy,weird and quirky too...like is pots you can sit and watch it for hours and try to imagine what he was trying to portrait... i think that makes a very good artistic potter... something very different, from what people have seen before.