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An interesting late report comes from an unexpected direction.

This morning it was reported that the Steve Wynn is selling two Picassos and a Warhol this season at Christie’s. This prompted Katya Kazakina to check her sources which revealed an additional sale at Art Basel in Hong Kong:

Wynn, 76, one of the top U.S. collectors of modern and contemporary art, had already parted with Warhol’s 1981 “Superman.” The painting was exhibited by Acquavella Galleries at Art Basel Hong Kong. The asking price was $19.5 million and the work sold during the fair, according to the New York gallery, which declined to identify the consignor. “Superman” fetched $14.4 million at Sotheby’s in 2015.

Wynn Is Selling $150 Million of Warhol, Picasso Works  (Bloomberg)

Artsy had these sales:

Cardi Gallery

• Piero Manzoni’s Achrome(1962) sold to an important private collection
• Mimmo Rotella’s La tigre ci guarda (1990) to a local collection
• Antoni Tàpies’s Materia Base (1990)
• an untitled 1998 Jannis Kounellis on hold for an Asian museum
• Prices ranged from $350,000 up

de Sarthe

• sold one of Ma Sibo’s paintings, Red Dimension (2017), for $12,000
• Reflections-Cathédrale Notre Dame de Paris No.3 (2018) by Lu Xinjian for $25,000
• two from an edition of five photographs, Memory No. 1 (2013) by Wang Guofeng for $30,000 each
• A sculpture, 12 Straight Lines (2010), by the French artist Bernar Venet
• a painting by Chinese abstract artist Zao Wou-Ki, 19.12.1966 (1966)
• a large-scale work by Chu Teh-Chun

Melanie Gerlis’s Financial Times column had this stunning but uncorroborated report:

Tina Keng Gallery

• Zao Wou-ki’s oil “12.89-02.90” (1989-90) went to an Asian private collection for $24m

Gerlis repeats the error of reporting the de Kooning at Lévy Gorvy as having sold for $35m which even the gallery has not said. They’ve announced $35m as an asking price (see below). If Tina Keng sold a $24m Zao Wou-ki, it would rank among the top prices paid for the artist and be a significant market moment for Zao whose market also saw another near-record price at Poly Auction over the same weekend.

The Financial Times had these sales:

Sadie Coles

• sold a painting by German Kati Heck, “Ein Innen!” for €52,000 to a prominent Hong Kong collection well known to the gallery
• a £150,000 commission for Scottish artist Jim Lambie

Pilar Corrias

• sold a spectacular pair of lamps Large Happy Ending, 2017, £150,000 by the French artist Philippe Parreno to a South American collector for his Swiss home

Art Basel released these sales:

10 Chancery Lane Gallery (Hong Kong)

• Sold a Frog King important Fire Painting from 1976 to a collector from the region and several of his works to European and Hong Kong collectors in the range of HKD 100,000-300,000. 
• Sold three photo weaving works by Dinh Q. Lê for USD 31,000 with two of them sold to a foundation.

Blum & Poe (Los Angeles, New York, Tokyo)

• Yoshitomo Nara Your Puppy, 2016 FRP 74 1/8 x 106 13/16 x 55 1/4 inches (188.3 x 271.3 x 140.4 centimeters) Edition 2 of 3, 2AP each sold for USD 550,000 to a private collection in Asia
• Yoshitomo Nara The Little Pilot, 2000 Acrylic and colored pencil on paper 20 x 14 inches (50.8 x 35.6 centimeters) sold for USD 325,000
• Robert Colescott 2 x 4, 1977 Acrylic on canvas 83 3/4 x 65 1/2 x 1 5/8 inches (212.7 x 166.4 x 4.1 centimeters) sold for USD 175,000
• Tomoo Gokita, Communication Breakdown, 2009 Acrylic gouache on linen 89 3/8 x 71 1/2 x 1 3/8 inches (227 x 181.6 x 3.5 centimeters) sold for USD 160,000
• Henry Taylor, Terry Anne, 2018 Sold for USD 90,000 sold to a private collection in Hong Kong
• Yoshitomo Nara, Four works on paper Each sold for prices in the region of USD 50,000-80,000
• Hugh Scott-Douglas, Trans-Tasman Services – Eastbound, 2017 UV-cured inkjet print and digitally printed resin on canvas 53 x 40 inches (134.6 x 101.6 centimeters) sold for USD 22,000

Ben Brown Fine Arts (London, Hong Kong)

• Sold two works by Yoan Capote each ranging between USD 40,000-90,000

Ink Studio (Beijing)

• Zheng Chongbin, Cluster No. 2, 2017 Ink and acrylic on xuan paper sold for USD 84,000 to an American private collector living in Europe
• Zheng Chongbin, Untitled No. 6, 2018 Ink, acrylic, xuan paper, aluminum Sold for USD 53,000 to a private collector from HK affiliated with an important local museum
• Bingyi, Fairies of Heart and Mind, 2012-16 (set of 9)  Ink on paper Sold for USD 50,000 to a private collector in Hong Kong
• Bingyi, Fairies of Eternal Lives, 2012-16 (set of 9) Ink on paper Sold for USD 50,000 to a private collector in China
• Yang Jiechang [Kabinett sector] Untitled, 1983 Ink on paper Sold for USD 45,000 to a trustee of a prominent US museum
• Bingyi, Swan Flies Over a Cold Pond, Leaving No Shadow, 2016 Ink on paper Sold for USD 25,000 to a private collector in America affiliated with a prominent US museum

Paul Kasmin Gallery (New York)

• Joel Shapiro Untitled (Blue), 2011 Oil paint on bronze sold for around USD 150,000
• Work by Bosco Sodi sold for USD 105,000
• Iván Navarro, Back to Square One, 2017 Neon lights, aluminium box, mirror, one-way mirror and electric energy sold for USD 95,000  

Emanuel Layr (Vienna, Rome)

• Philipp Timischl, “Fool me once, Fool me twice. We pay top cash.”, 2018 Xerox print, metal chain, embossed dog tag, acrylicglass on linen, framed 120 x 90 cm sold in the region of EUR 7,000-10,000 to a private collector in Singapore

Pace Gallery (New York, Beijing, London, Hong Kong, Palo Alto, Seoul)

• Raqib Shaw, Arrival of the Ram King – Paradise Lost II, 2011-2018 painting sold for USD 1,250,000
• Song Dong  Usefulness of Uselessness – Rectangular Window No. 5, 2017 Installation sold for USD 98,000
• Song Dong  Usefulness of Uselessness – Rectangular Window No. 6, 2017 installation sold for USD 98,000
• Song Dong Usefulness of Uselessness – Octagonal Window No. 2, 2016 installation sold for USD 86,000

Pi Artworks (London, Istanbul)

• Five works by Kemal Seyhan sold, each in the range of USD 15,000-45,000

Tyler Rollins Fine Art (New York)

• Tiffany Chung, A Study of Pillar Point VRC and A Ten-Year Journey of An Unaccompanied Minor sold for USD 36,000
• Sopheap Pich, Flickering Lights sold for USD 25,000 

Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac (Salzburg, Paris, London)

• Anselm Kiefer  Neue Lehre vom Krieg – für velimir Chlebnikow, 2016-2017  Oil, acrylic, emulsion shellac and lead on canvas  190 x 280 x 15 cm sold for in region of USD 1 million
• Robert Rauschenberg, Beaker (Salvage), 1984 Acrylic on canvas 186,7 x 127 cm sold for USD 1 million
• Robert Longo Untitled (Rose, November 22, 2017), 2017 Charcoal on mounted paper sold for USD 650,000
• Georg Baselitz, Wir haben im Keller die Briketts mit Kreidepulver bestreut, 2015 Oil on canvas 207 x 300 cm sold for EUR 600,000
• Robert Longo, Untitled (Rose, November 22, 2017), 2017 Charcoal on mounted paper 230,8 x 163,2 x 6,4 cm sold for USD 600,000
• Georg Baselitz 1959 in Berlin, 2016 Oil on canvas sold for EUR 555,000
• Alex Katz Susanne 3, 2016 Oil on canvas 182, 9 x 182,9 x 2,5 cm sold for USD 480,000

Galerie Templon (Paris, Brussels)

• Chiharu Shiota  Skin, 2018  Thread on canva sold for USD 120,000
• Sold 8 of the 10 Chiharu Shiota works on the booth, two works sold to museums in Asia each ranging between USD 40,000-120,000

Ghebaly Gallery (Los Angeles)

• 12 works by Kelly Akashi each sold for prices in the range of USD 4,000-30,000

Kukje Gallery

• a work by Lee Ufan sold for USD 1.5 million-1.7 million

Mazzoleni

• Giorgio de Chirico’s oil on canvas from 1951 priced at USD 600,000 sold to a Hong Kong collector

Almine Rech Gallery

• sold George Condo’s oil on canvas from 2006 for over a million USD to a private collection in Asia

König Galerie

• a new sculpture by Alicja Kwade sold for EUR 80,000

Art Basel and Lévy Gorvy are excited about the sale of Paul Allen’s 1975 Willem de Kooning painting in the first hours of the fair. They see it as a signal of the fair’s maturity and ability to host transactions at the highest level. Asia’s collectors are flattered; Art Basel is chuffed; and Lévy Gorvy positions itself above the competition.

What’s most interesting about the publicity surrounding the sale (see the Bloomberg video above) is how quickly Lévy Gorvy allowed the price to get elided from a $35m asking price to reports of a $35m selling price—which do not come from Lévy Gorvy which has neither announced the selling price nor identified the buyer as Asian.

In this age of instantaneous WeChat file-sharing, though, one might speculate as to where the decision to buy the work was actually made. When the buyer received LG’s pitch? When he or she discussed it with the advisor who laid out a range of comparable works and prices? Over dinner before the opening? Or in the first hours of the fair when then buyer stood in front of the canvas to say yeah or nay?

According to Eileen Kinsella at Artnet, who reported it because “Gorvy told artnet News immediately after the sale,”

The gallery sent out a brochure to individual clients roughly two weeks before the fair. The understanding was that everything shown had to be available on the day of the fair. Interested buyers could place a hold on the work, but only for an hour.

Since Kinsella tells us the work was sold fewer than two hours into the fair, does that mean a buyer with a hold for the first hour passed?

A further clue comes in Barbara Pollack’s report. She has this detail that undercuts the carefully crafted scenario that was reported by Artnet:

According to Dominique Lévy, the gallery had been in discussions with the buyer for some time, but he came to Art Basel Hong Kong to confirm his interest and the sale was finalized.

Lévy had her own sales to broadcast, according to Kinsella:

Also within hours of the opening, the gallery announced the sale of four paintings by Pat Steir, whose star has been on the rise since Dominique Lévy began representing her just over two years ago. Her work, from a new series titled “For Hong Kong,” inspired by Chinese poetry and culture, clearly struck a chord with buyers. All had an asking price in the region of $500,000 and were bought by private collectors and foundations in Asia.

(Art Basel’s final sales reporting says six works by Steir.)

Antenna Space

• two sculptures by Guan Xiao, who recently had a solo exhibition at ICA London, selling for $23,000 each.

Nate Freeman at Artsy had this:

Hauser & Wirth

• had been selling paintings by Philip Guston in the low millions range

Art Basel reported these Day 2 sales:

Galerie Gmurzynska (Zürich, St. Moritz, Zug)

• Fernando Botero Ballerina, 2015 Bronze with black patina Number 2 of edition of 6 priced at approximately USD 800,000
• Joan Miró Femme aux 3 cheveux, constellation, July 26, 1976 Oil on canvas sold for in the region of USD 300,000

Paul Kasmin Gallery (New York)

• Sold 8 works by Mark Ryden in their Kabinett display for prices in the range of USD 100,000-650,000

Tina Keng Gallery (Taipei)

• sold out the booth, including the two sets of works by Peng Wei in their Kabinett display at prices in the region of RMB 4 million
• 6 works by Su Xiaobai at prices in the region of RMB 8 million.

König Galerie (Berlin, London)

• Alicja Kwade  Revolution (Gravitas), 2018  235 x 240 x 200 cm  Stainless steel, stone  Unique sold for EUR 80,000
• Jeppe Hein THIS IS MAGIC, 2016  Powder coated aluminium, neon tubes, two-way mirror, powder coated steel, transformers 100 x 100 x 10 cm sold for EUR 40,000
• Jeppe Hein One Two Three, 2017 High polished stainless steel and aluminium  222 x 370 x 226 cm sold for EUR 200,000

Kukje Gallery (Seoul)

• Lee Ufan With Winds, 1987 Oil and mineral pigment on canvas  226 x 180 cm sold for USD 1.5 million-1.7 million
• Ha Chong-Hyun Conjunction 17-17, 2017 Oil on hemp cloth  227.3 x 181.8 cm sold for USD 250,000-300,000
• Kim Yong-Ik #17-2 Damaged Utopia #17-2, 2017 Mixed media on canvas  130 x 162 cm sold for USD 60,000-65,000
• Kim Yong-Ik  Oblique Lines, 1984 Ink, pen on paperboard 28 x 44 cm sold for USD 28,000-34,000

Pearl Lam Galleries (Hong Kong, Shanghai, Singapore)

• A work by Huang Yuanqing sold for around USD 220,000
• Arcangelo Sassolino sold for USD 140,000

Lehmann Maupin (New York, Hong Kong)

• McArthur Binion Route One: Box Two: XIV, 2017 sold for in the range of USD 75,000-100,000
• Do Ho Suh Exit Series: Switches and Outlets, 348 West 22nd Street, New York, NY 10011, USA, 2016 sold for in the range of USD 50,000-75,000

Lévy Gorvy (London, New York)

• Sold 3 works from Pat Steir’s “For Hong Kong” series asking price in the region of USD 500,000

Mazzoleni (Turin, London)

• Giorgio de Chirico Le Muse Inquietanti, 1951 Oil on canvas priced at USD 600,000 sold to a Hong Kong collector

OMR (Mexico City)

• James Turrell Elliptical Glass: KEPLER 62 f, 2017 Glass, computerized LED (r, g, b, y, w), steel, corian 94 3/4 x 53 1/8 x 14 5/8 in (240.6 x 135 x 37 cm)  Sold for USD 590,000 to a private collection in Hong Kong

Pace Gallery (New York, Beijing, London, Hong Kong, Palo Alto, Seoul)

• Robert Rauschenberg Wolf Wood (Urban Bourbon), 1991 Acrylic on enameled aluminum sold for USD 600,000
• Isamu Noguchi Pylon, 1959-1981 Hot-dipped galvanized steel sold for USD 150,000
• Song Dong  Usefulness of Uselessness – Rectangular Window No. 5, 2017 Installation sold for USD 98,000
• Yin Xiuzhen, Wall Instrument No. 8, 2016 Wall sculpture sold for USD 46,000

Galeria Plan B (Berlin, Cluj)

• Navid Nuur The Tuners, 2005-2017 sold for EUR 27,000
• Achraf Touloub Assis sur le bord des equivalences (Sitting on the edge of equivalences), 2017 sold for EUR 13,000
• Sold a Mihai Olos painting to a foundation in Asia for EUR 25,000

Almine Rech Gallery (Brussels, Paris, London, New York)

• George Condo Russian girl, 2006 Oil on canvas sold to a private collection in Asia for over a million USD

Galeria Nara Roesler (Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, New York)

• Vik Muniz Repro: Hermitage Museum (The Goldfish, after Matisse), 2016 Digital c-print 280 x 180 cm AP 3/4 sold for USD 55,000

Tornabuoni Art (Florence, Milan, Forte dei Marmi, Paris, London, Crans-Montana)

• Sold a white Lucio Fontana canvas asking price EUR 2 million
• Sold a Hans Hartung painting from 1988 asking price EUR 500,000
• Sold three works by Alberto Biasi each in the range of EUR 100,000-130,000 

Wentrup (Berlin)

• Nevin Aladag Jali Ring, 2018 Glazed ceramic, powder coated steel 76 x 71 x 15 cm sold for EUR 17,000 to an Australian collector
• Nevin Aladag Jali Arrow, 2018 Glazed ceramic, powder coated steel 191 x 113 x 30 cm  sold for EUR 36,000 to a Chinese collector
• Nevin Aladag Stiletto / A Better Tomorrow, 4:55 min (Performance “Raise the Roof”, Venice Biennial 2017, May 10th 2017, 12 pm), 2017 Copperplate, wooden frame 3/5 100 x 100 x 5 cm sold for EUR 14,000 to a collector in Hong Kong
• Louisa Clement Avatar 24, 2016 Ink jet print 1/5 + 2AP 115 x 86 cm / 45 1/4 x 33 3/4 in sold for EUR 6,500 to a Chinese collector
• Louisa Clement  Avatar 22, 2016 Ink jet print 1/5 + 2AP 115 x 86 cm sold for EUR 6,500 to a collector from New Zealand
• John McAllister Alignments Astral Often, 2017 Oil on canvas 137.16 x 165.1 cm sold for USD 40,000 to a collector in Hong Kong

Michael Werner Gallery (New York, London)

• Markus Lüpertz Jealousy, 2006 Mixed media on canvas in artist’s frame Sold for USD 150,000 to a private collection in America
• A.R. Penck Standart-West KO, 1981s Acrylic on canvas sold for USD 600,000 to a Chinese collector

• As part of the fair’s Kabinett sector, works by Teresita Fernández have done particularly well. Fernández’s Rise and Fall #13, (2017) has sold in the range of $20,000-$30,000 USD
• Both recent paintings by Hernan Bas have sold within the range of  $150,000-$200,000 USD to Asian collectors. Bas has a survey exhibition covering the last ten years of his practice, opening in September 2018 at the CAC Malaga in Spain. The gallery will also present a solo exhibition of his work at Lehmann Maupin in Hong Kong, opening November 2018.
• McArthur Binion, who recently joined that gallery, has had multiple paintings sell. ink: work (vermillion), (2018) was sold in the range of $40,000-$50,000 USD; and self: portrait: b, (2015) and self: portrait: c, (2015) have each sold to Asian collectors in the range of $18,000-$22,000 USD. Binion will have a solo exhibition at Cranbrook Art Museum in November 2018, and his first exhibition with Lehmann Maupin will open in New York in January 2019
• Two photographs by Marilyn Minter, Target (2017) and Last Sleepy Angel (2017), have  each sold in the range of $40,000-$45,000 USD to a member of the Tate Middle East North Africa Acquisitions Committee. Lehmann Maupin will present a solo exhibition of Minter’s work at Lehmann Maupin in Hong Kong in August 2018
• Mary Corse‘s painting Untitled (White, Black Band, Beveled), (2017) has sold in the range of $100,000-$150,000 USD. An installation of Corse’s work will be on view for three years at Dia: Beacon in New York, opening in May 2018, followed by her first major museum retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art, opening June 2018
• A new painting by the Japanese artist Mr. has sold in the range of $75,000-$100,000 USD
• The history of the countryside (2017) by Brazilian artist duo OSGEMEOS has sold in the range of $100,000-$150,000 USD. Their first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, Déjà Vu, is on view at Lehmann Maupin in the Pedder Building through May 12, 2018
• Do Ho Suh‘s Circuit Breaker, Unit G5, 23 Wenlock Road, Union Wharf, London, N1 7SB, UK, (2016), part of the artist’s Specimen Series, sold in the range of $50,000-$75,000 USD. Suh currently has a solo exhibition, “Almost Home”, at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, on view through August 5, 2015. His next solo exhibition, at the Towada Art Center in Japan, opens June 2, 2018

Day 1 Sales

Ben Brown Fine Arts (London, Hong Kong)

• Sold two works by Yoan Capote each ranging between USD 40,000-90,000

Galerie du Monde (Hong Kong)

• All works sold. Six new works of artist Wu Chi-Tsung’s ‘Cyano-Collage’ series were sold out in the first two hours of the show opening. Price Range for each work is between USD 5,000 – 50,000

Hauser & Wirth (Zurich, London, Somerset, New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong)

• a black walnut Paul McCarthy sculpture for USD 575,000
• a piece by Takesada Matsutani for USD 85,000, both to an Asian Foundation
• a work by Rashid Johnson for USD 215,000 to a collection in Hong Kong

High Art (Paris)

• Max Hooper Schneider, The Extinction of Neon 4, 2018 sold for in the region of EUR 10,000-40,000
• Max Hooper Schneider Antemortem Sirenian, 2018 sold for in the region of EUR 10,000-40,000

Kavi Gupta (Chicago)

• Manish Nai, A set of 10 used clothes pillars sold in the range of USD 75,000-95,000

David Kordansky Gallery (Los Angeles)

• Rashid Johnson Untitled Broken Men, 2018 Ceramic tile, mirror tile, spray enamel, oil stick, black soap, and wax sold for USD 150,000
• Jennifer Guidi  All Or Nothing (Diptych: Painted Red Sand SF #1H, Hot Pink / Black #4 MT, White Sand SF #1H, Yellow Ground), 2018 Sand, acrylic, and oil on linen Sold for USD 140,000
• Kathryn Andrews Triple Candy, 2018 Stainless steel, aluminum, ink, and paint  sold for USD 95,000
• Jonas Wood, Still Life with Kusaka, Takamori and Frimkess, 2018  Acrylic, gouache, ink, and colored pencil on paper  Sold for USD 95,000
• Harold Ancart, Untitled, 2018 Oil stick and pencil on paper with artist’s frame sold for USD 90,000
• Evan Holloway, Quiet Crowd, 2017 Powder-coated aluminum, high-temp spray paint, bulbs, fixtures, wiring, and lighting controller sold for USD 85,000
• Sam Gilliam, Untitled, 2017  Watercolor on rice paper  Sold for USD 70,000
• Sam Gilliam, Untitled, 2017  Watercolor on rice paper  Sold for USD 70,000
• Betty Woodman, Vase Upon Vase: Bella, 2011-2012 Glazed earthenware, epoxy resin, lacquer, acrylic paint, and wood  Sold for USD 54,000
• Calvin Marcus  Green Calvin, 2017 Cel-Vinyl on high fired ceramic and honeycombed aluminum panel in artists frame sold for USD 50,000
• Ricky Swallow Standing Sculpture (with rope) #6, 2018 Patinated bronze and oil paint sold for USD 40,000
• Harold Ancart Untitled, 2018 Oil stick and pencil on paper with artist’s frame sold for USD 35,000
• Will Boone Backslider Mask, 2018  Acrylic on canvas over wood panel sold for USD 35,000
• Will Boone Deviator Mask, 2018  Acrylic on canvas over wood panel  sold for USD 35,000
• Ivan Morley A True Tale, 2018  Thread on canvas sold for USD 35,000
• Zach Harris Window Woods, 2017-2018  Water-based paint on carved wood sold for USD 32,000
• Calvin Marcus Untitled Structure #5, 2017  Bronze and shell residue sold for USD 18,000

Lévy Gorvy (London, New York)

• Willem de Kooning Untitled XII, 1975 Oil on canvas 202.6 x 177.2 cm Asking price of USD 35 million

Lisson Gallery (London, New York)

• Anish Kapoor Mirror (Red to Purple), 2017 Stainless steel and lacquer sold for the price of GBP 725,000 to a private collection in Asia
• Anish Kapoor Glisten (Oriental Blue to Purple to Laser Red), 2017 Stainless steel and lacquer sold for the price of GBP 725,000
• Stanley Whitney Untitled, 2018 Oil on linen, 182.9 x 182.9 cm (72 x 72 in)  USD 100,000
• Stanley Whitney Fela, 2017 Oil on linen, 152.4 x 152.4 cm (60 x 60 in)  USD 80,000
• Lee Ufan Dialogue, 2017 Oil on canvas sold for USD 250,000 to a private collection in Asia 
• Mary Corse Untitled (Multiband with White Sides, Beveled), 2017 Glass microspheres in acrylic on canvas sold for USD 135,000 to a private collection in Asia 
• Joyce Pensato Black and White Mickey, 2018 Oil on canvas sold for USD 100,000

Galleria d’Arte Maggiore G.A.M. (Bologna)

• Marc Chagall  Le Paysage d’Hiver, c. 1960-71  Watercolour, gouache and pencil on paper sold for over EUR 1 million
• sold an important Pablo Picasso etching from 1904 to a private collection in Asia
• sold two Giorgio Morandi drawings each in the range of EUR 30,000-70,000

Sprüth Magers (Berlin, London, Los Angeles)

• Barbara Kruger Untitled (The latest version of the truth), 2018 Print on vinyl 226.1 x 173 cm Sold for USD 400,000 to an Asian museum
• Sterling Ruby HEX, 2017 Acrylic, oil, elastic, cardboard and treated fabric on canvas 144.8 x 110.5 cm sold for USD 250,000 to a private collection in Lebanon
• Jenny Holzer Arno, 1999 Text: Arno (1996) Vertical electronic LED sign with bright blue diodes, stainless steel housing and bezel 13.3 x 195.5 x 7.6 cm sold for USD 150,000 to a private collection in Asia
• Kaari Upson MMDP (Nail biting), 2016 Aluminum, stainless steel 182.9 x 111.8 x 12.7 cm sold for USD 45,000 to an Asian museum
• Sterling Ruby WIDW. ARONIA., 2017 Acrylic, oil and cardboard on canvas 27.9 x 20.3 x 1.3 cm sold for USD 50,000 to a private collection in Korea

Pace Gallery (New York, Beijing, London, Hong Kong, Palo Alto, Seoul)

• Yoshitomo Nara In the White Room, 2003 Work on paper sold for USD 750,000
• Zhang Xiaogang, The Boy Standing on a Chair, 2018 Oil on canvas sold for USD 300,000
• Qiu Xiaofei,  Willow Field No. 3, 2017 Fabric and mixed media sold for USD 160,000
• Loie Hollowell Stacked Lingam (Yellow, purple, green, blue, orange), 2018 Oil paint, acrylic medium, sawdust, and high-density foam on linen mounted on panel sold for USD 30,000
• Loie Hollowell Stacked Lingam (green, purple, yellow, red, blue), 2017 Work on paper sold for USD 10,000
• Tim Eitel White Walls, 2018 Oil on canvas sold for EUR 65,000  
• Adam Pendleton Independance, 2018 Silkscreen ink on mirror polished stainless steel sold for USD 65,000
• Prabhavathi Meppayil thirty three eighteen, 2018 Thinnam on gesso panel sold for USD 50,000

Petzel Gallery (New York)

• Joyce Pensato Majestic Batman, 2017 Enamel and metallic paint on linen sold for USD 200,000
• A new work by Seth Price for USD 150,000

Almine Rech (Brussels, Paris, London, New York)

• Pablo Picasso Tete de faune, 1947 Unique ceramic and paint Sold for in the region of USD 150,000 to a private collection
• Chloe Wise What to do with all this future?, 2017 Oil on canvas sold for in the region of USD 40,000 to a private collection in USA
• Nathaniel May Quinn Bad, 2018 Oil paint, paint stick, oil pastel, gouache on linen canvas Priced at USD 22,000 to a private collection in USA

Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac (Salzburg, Paris, London)

• Alex Katz Coca-Cola Girl 12, 2018 Oil on linen sold for USD 550,000
• Robert Longo Untitled (Rose, November 22, 2017), 2017 Charcoal on mounted paper sold for USD 650,000
• Georg Baselitz 1959 in Berlin, 2016 Oil on canvas sold for EUR 555,000

Galeria Nara Roesler (Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, New York)

• Daniel BurenPrisms and Mirrors, high reliefs, situated works 2016/2017 for São Paulo, 2017Wood, glue, lacquer, and vinyl adhesive225 x 135 x 30.45 cmsold for EUR 120,000

David Zwirner (New York, London, Hong Kong) 

• Neo Rauch Der Türmer, 2017  Oil on canvas 301 x 220.3 cm sold for USD 1 million 
• Michaël Borremans Fire from the Sun (Two Figures), 2017 Oil on canvas 71 x 83 cm sold for USD 600,000
• Michaël Borremans The Entrance, 2016  Oil on canvas 83 x 71 cm sold for USD 600,000
• Oscar Murillo día mundial de las aves migratorias, 2017-2018 Oil, oil stick, graphite and spray paint on canvas and linen 260.5 x 270.5 cm sold for USD 400,000
• Lisa Yuskavage  Centaur, 2017  Oil on linen 64.8 x 61 cm sold for USD 300,000