Guests line up outside of Art Miami VIP Preview, CONTEXT Art Miami VIP Preview at Art Miami Pavilion on December 4, 2018 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images for Art Miami)
The sales at Art Miami seem to keep growing. In their new location for a second year, the fair may be best suited to anchor Miami Art Week with its accessible price points and popular material.
Berry Campbell Gallery
sold Desert Wall, Cave #96, 1986 for $175,000 and Horses at Pech-Merle (Cave #20), 1984 for $95,000, both by Elaine de Kooning
Untitled, 1975 by Larry Poons for $80,000
7-X-79, 1979 by Alfonso Ossorio for $75,000
Villanova, 1990 by Dan Christensen for $65,000
Unctionpaleinbalmofsnows, 1979 by Stanley Boxer for $55,000
Imola Three IV (Circuit Series), 1984 by Frank Stella for $35,000
All prices listed are retail
ARCHEUS / POST-MODERN
“We made a large number of sales in the sub-$100,000 bracket, particularly for the work of David Hockney with five rare prints selling, including his ‘Coloured Flowers made of Paper and Ink.’ Other artists selling in this range included Ed Ruscha, Lynn Chadwick, Bridget Riley, Yuko Nishimura, Jesús Rafael Soto, Jonas Wood and a sculpture by young Belgian artist Saskia De Tollenaere, whose sculptural homage to Frida Kahlo was bought by an important corporate collection.”
Galerie Terminus
placed Women, 2007 by Sigmar Polke for $3.8-million dollars
Knüpfung mit Kieselsteinen, 1970 by Herbert Zangs for $46,000
Osborne Samuel Gallery
sold Henry Moore’s Reclining Figure, 1946 for approximately $1-million dollars.
Michael Schultz Gallery
sold Electric Chair Series, 1973 by Andy Warhol for $540,000
Flieg Vogel Flieg, 2018 by Cornelia Schleime for $77,000
Flag, 2018, by Udo Nöger for $67,000
two works by SEO: Die Faltung der Wirklichkeit, 2017, for $64,000 and Untitled, 2017 for $60,000
Cernuda Arte
more than 20 sales, including Fish, 1955, by Amelia Peláez for $500,000, How Can I Escape from Time, 2006, by Miguel Florido
Path to Perfection, 2007, by Sandro de la Rosa
a piece by Manuel Mendive, a piece by Roberto Diago
two works by Irina E. Gonzalez
Hollis Taggart
placed 15 works in total, including a 1956 watercolor by Sam Francis for more than $500,000
two Alexander Calder works for approximately $100,000 each
a Theodoros Stamos piece for approximately $100,000
a Ron Gorchov for approximately $50,000 range
two small sculptures by Pablo Atchugarry for $40,000 and $55,000
a small Mark Tobey work on paper for $40,000
two Michael (Corinne) West works for $40,000 and $30,000.
Emmanuel Fremin Gallery
placed 22 pieces totaling $400,000 in sales, including seven works by Drew Tal.
Nikola Rukaj Gallery
pieces from Alex Katz’s Coca-Cola Girls series for more than $150,000
VERTES
sold a work by Sam Francis priced at approximately $120,000
CHASE CONTEMPORARY
paintings by Liu Shuishi for approximately $100,000
a Peter Beard for $90,000
an Ole Aakjær for approximately $30,000
Sims Reed Gallery
prints of Le Cow-boy, Le Cirque, Le Clown, and L’Enterrement de Pierrot from Henri Matisse’s iconic Jazz series for a total of approximately $100,000
Andy Warhol’s Electric Chair, screen print in colors, 1971
several works David Hockney, Bridget Riley, Terry Frost, Humphrey Ocean and Declan Jenkins
Grosvenor Gallery
Humming Birds, 2018, by Senaka Senanayakefor $80,000
Pan American Art Projects
Untitled, 1985 by Louise Nevelson for $75,000
JONATHAN FERRARA GALLERY
sold six different works from Skylar Fein’s Giant Metal Matchbooks series, 2016-2017, for a total of $60,000
Andrea Schwartz Gallery
Dream ⅕ by Julian Voss-Andreae for $58,000
Champagne Supernova by Piero Spadaro
Stacked by Tim Yankosky
RUDOLF BUDJA GALLERY
placed Reincarnation, 2018 by Wulf Treu for $55,000.
AMS – XS
sold Nicolás Radic’s Aluminio, 2018, for $40,000, and Aluminum folded, 2018.
Onishi Gallery
sold Innocent Forest 06, 2018 for $30,000
Blood 4, 2017 by Shun Sudo
Rising Dragon, 2017 by Tokuda Yasokichi IV
Glumon #0.1.1, 2016 by NAOYA
POI 01, 2018 by Yusuke Ochiai
David Klein Gallery
placed Sphinx, Chimera, and Dangerous Liaisons, all 2018 by Rosalind Tallmadge, for a total of $30,000
Galerie Ernst Hilger
two sculptures by Alex Katz from 2018, each for $30,000
a variety of Shepard Fairey pieces ranging in price up to $25,000
David Benrimon Fine Art
several works by Mel Bochner, including Amazing, 2018, Blah Blah, Blah, 2018, Haha, 2017, and Thank You, 2018
The Book of Love: One Plate, 1997 by Robert Indiana
Ballerina, from Portfolio California, 1988, by Ed Ruscha
Apple (F. & S. II 359), 1985 by Andy Warhol
Untitled, 1966 and Study for Great American Nude #66, 1965, both by Tom Wesselmann
C24 Gallery
Mike Dargas painting, Bee Loved, 2018
Katja Loher video sculpture, Who will paint the white canvas of the bleached corals?, 2018
Cynthia Corbett Gallery
seven pieces of Andy Burgess’ Modernist House series and his new Abstract Aspen works
debuted Isabelle van Zeijl’s The One photography project featuring Flower Orchid, of which three editions from a total of seven were placed
Goya Contemporary Gallery
a work by Joyce J. Scott
Jean Albano Gallery
Bonnie Lautenberg’s 1952 Singin’ in the Rain / Yayoi Kusama, The Sea, archival pigment print, 1 of 6, 2001 Shrek / Fernando Botero, Nude in Mirror, archival pigment print, 1 of 6
Klari Reis’ Multicolour Petri dish series was placed, as were three ceramic wall-displayed flower pieces by Zemer Peled
paintings by Eleanor Watson.
LICHT FELD Gallery
ArtStudent, 2014 and Turkishbath, 2008 by Marck
Madeoff, 2014, Edition 2 of 3, by Fredy Hadorn.
Priveekollektie Contemporary Art | Design
Bloomed Wall, 2017 and Ruffled, 2014-2017 by Dominic Harris
Dew, 2017and Ink Writer, 2017 by Reinier Bosch
From the knees of my nose to the belly of my toes, 2018, Growing up gets me down, 2018, and Open to the public, 2018 by Alex Chinneck
Sladmore
Poisson ‘Alma’ (Fish), 2018, by Edouard Martinet
No. 174 Boxing Boy with Hat, 2018, by Mario Dilitz
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