More Armory sales reports. This time they come from two galleries that talked to Mutual Art about their booth strategies and the volume of traffic:
Lindsay Ramsay: We did a solo show of a YBA (Young British Artist) Toby Ziegler, which we sold out. […] This wasn’t just a display of works from the stockroom – it was a very unique installation. I would say we sold about ten of the artist’s works, ranging in price from $15,000 – $60,000.
Anne-Claudie Coric: A young Chinese artist who makes installation from stolen neons: He-An (see image below); Indian artist Atul Dodiya (we sold his work for 60 000 EUR); Berlin-based Japanese artist Chiaru Shiota, whose thread sculptures we sold the first day and now have a waiting list (price range 8,000 – 15 000 EUR). We also sold works by artists we have been representing for a long time: Chilean installation artist Ivan Navarro, American photographer James Casebere and German painter Jonathan Meese.
Gallery directors reflect on The Armory Show: Are we post-recession? (Mutual Art)
