Artsy’s Alexander Forbes gathered these sales:

Sultana

• sold all of the new works by Pia Camil featured in the booth for €9,000 to prominent collections from Miami and London.
• new paintings by Jacin Giordano, priced between €5000–12,000.

Sean Kelly

• Antony Gormley’s sculpture Daze II (2014) for £350,000
• Callum Innes’s painting Exposed Painting Delft Blue (2016) for £40,000
• Los Carpinteros’s watercolor Espuma Cúbica (díptico) (2016) for $50,000
• Hugo McCloud’s mixed media work on paper Untitled (2016) for $37,500

What Sold at Frieze New York (Artsy)

Georgina Adam adds a few sales of her own to the mix in the FT this weekend:

Mendes Wood DM

• sold out its booth, featuring Neïl Beloufa, Paulo Nimer Pjota and Paulo Nazareth

Paul Kasmin

• Walton Ford’s six watercolours of a black panther which absconded from Zurich Zoo in the winter of 1933; the works were priced between $400,000 and $700,000.

Blank Projects

• attractive woven textile works by Igshaan Adams ($20,000-$24,000).

The Art Market: Rich pickings in New York  (FT.com)

Salon 94

• A hold was placed on the large scale Judy Chicago painting ($350,000) with several smaller works by the artist finding new homes.
• Marina Adams saw multiple works on paper and on canvas changing hands at prices between $7,500 and $35,000.
• A Huma Bhabha sculpture, “Scout”, sold for an undisclosed amount.
• Works by ceramicist Centro Kawabata also generated multiple sales.

Hauser + Wirth starts us off with

• Philip Guston’s important 1977 oil painting ‘Black Coast,’
• two of Roni Horn’s cast glass sculptures for $975,000 each.

The Master, Judd Tully, launches the fair reporting from Randall’s Island:

Spruth Magers

• Thea Djordjadze,” Tickle the Sketch” from 2012, sold to a private European foundation for $65,000.
• Kaari Upson, “DMT” from 2016 for $50,000
• Peter Fischli/David Weiss “Rohre aus Gummi/Rubber (sculpture)” from 2012, for €145,000.
• Bernd & Hilla Becher, “Water Towers” from 1967-80 for €135,000, and other industrial themed single images by the late duo for €20,000 apiece.

James Fuentes Gallery

• 15 small-scaled oil on canvas and tempera on cotton on panel paintings by the young British artist Benjamin Senior, which sold at $6,000 to $12,000.

Maureen Paley

• sold a 2016 wall covering titled “Wardrobe Door” by the 27-year-old Brazilian artist Paulo Nimer Pjota for $24,000.
• an estate print Peter Hujar, “Candy Darling on her Deathbed” from 1973 made in 2016 and scaled at 53 1/8 by 78 ¾ inches, for $10,000
• Wolfgang Tillman’s “Paper drop (Krishnamurti II)” from 2007, from an edition of one plus one artist proof, for $75,000.

Skarstedt Gallery

• Richard Prince’s slim, 38 7/16 by 18 5/8 “Untitled (Protest Painting)” from 1994, to a European collector for $650,000.
• George Condo’s “2 People Looking at each other” from 2016, scaled at 84 by 82 inches to another European, for $650,000.

Zeno X Gallery

• oil painting on panel by Michael Borremans from 2013 sold for $230,000, as did a Borremans’s drawing from 2015, for $80,000.

Cheim & Read

• Lynda Benglis’s “Amaxa” from 2013, at approximately $100,000
• a Jenny Holzer painting in oil on linen titled “Post September 11, 2001” for $250,000
• Louise Fishman, “Panicle of Blue” from 2015, for $75,000.

Dominique Levy

• Gunther Uecker aluminum nail composition measuring 60 ¼ by 78 ¾ inches, “Kreis Kreise” from 1987 sold for approximately $1.25 million
• David Hammons video, “Phat Free” from 1995/1999, an installation with surround sound and featuring the artist’s noisy “Kicking the Can” solo, sold for under $200,000.

Alexander Gray

• Mel Edwards sculptures and works on paper, with several of the welded steel works finding notable buyers at $75,000 apiece, including “Freedom Fighter” and “Maintain Control,” both from 1992.

Lisa Yuskavage @davidzwirner

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David Zwirner

• All four Lisa Yuskavage paintings sold at prices ranging from $100,000 to $900,000, including “Spectral” from 2016, which sold to Shanghai’s The Long Museum.

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Paul Kasmin

• All six watercolors by Walton Ford sold at prices ranging from $400,000 to $700,000.

Gagosian Gallery

• When asked whether the piece had sold, or about the sales at the booth in general, Gagosian’s Ken Maxwell said, “We’re doing business, we’ve sold things in the booth.”

Lehmann Maupin

• Erwin Wurm works sold for between €45,000 and €70,000, or $51,700 and $80,400.

Pace Gallery

• Five sculptures by Fred Wilson sold at prices between $25,000 and $165,000

Anton Kern

• Nicole Eisenman three bronze sculptures sold for $110,000 a piece
• a Jonas Wood painting had gone for somewhere between $250,000 and $275,000.

Sean Kelly

• Sean Kelly Gallery sold works by Hugo McCloud and Antony Gormley

Collectors Are Still Buying, But Frieze New York Reflects A Cooled Down Art Market  (ARTnews)