SHAG prints: on sale now to all Grand Members - Collecting Tiki

TW Trader Woody Member Tiki Manor, Forest of Bowland,UK Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 2301	TW Trader Woody Posted posted on Mon, Nov 1, 2004 2:39 PM Just a note from the Shag show in London, 'The Call of Kapu'. The Tiki Central prints were on sale for the British equivalent of $485 (nicely framed). Other artists proofs were a variety of prices, but mostly cheaper, so we certainly got a bargain here on Tiki Central. I understand that Shag priced both prints and original artwork on a strict current currency conversion policy, which is very cool. A lot of artists will just crank up their prices a few notches when showing abroad. The show print(s) "Hu-Hula 1 & 2" was a sell-out. I got the last one(s) just before the second preview night closed! It must have been mayhem on the first night. Sounds like Shagmart might be opening a British wing, which is great news for anyone in the European Union. (No more ludicrous tax bills) I'm kicking myself for not taking a photo of the Tiki Central prints as framed by Shag, but they were individually framed on a white/cream background with black frames, arranged 2 on top of the other 2, (like a square) if that makes sense. Trader Woody

Just a note from the Shag show in London, 'The Call of Kapu'. The Tiki Central prints were on sale for the British equivalent of $485 (nicely framed). Other artists proofs were a variety of prices, but mostly cheaper, so we certainly got a bargain here on Tiki Central.

I understand that Shag priced both prints and original artwork on a strict current currency conversion policy, which is very cool. A lot of artists will just crank up their prices a few notches when showing abroad.

The show print(s) "Hu-Hula 1 & 2" was a sell-out. I got the last one(s) just before the second preview night closed! It must have been mayhem on the first night. Sounds like Shagmart might be opening a British wing, which is great news for anyone in the European Union. (No more ludicrous tax bills)

I'm kicking myself for not taking a photo of the Tiki Central prints as framed by Shag, but they were individually framed on a white/cream background with black frames, arranged 2 on top of the other 2, (like a square) if that makes sense.

Trader Woody

Post #122973 by Trader Woody on Mon, Nov 1, 2004 2:39 PM