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The Art Market: Part 1 - Auctions
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2016
- I made this series of mini-docs with artsy.net and UBS about the contemporary art market. The idea was to tackle a difficult subject and offer a primer on how to begin to understand it. This is part 1, concerning fine art auctions. Edited by Nate DeYoung. The Art Market (in Four Parts) series is owned by Art.sy, Inc. For licensing of these films, please contact legal@artsy.net.
you have a great narrative voice ..
Its very artsy
Can't wait for parts 2-4. This was so good
go to UBS channel!
Man, I had to watch it twice to fully understand this but I love the quickness of your videos. Great work.
Oscar, you are so awesome. I love your video production style and your voice is very suiting of that style. keep up the good content
The content you produce is always such high quality.
Great film Oscar! Your voiceover/narration work is impeccable and really anchors the tone of your projects.
Two words: Money. Laundering.
Art (has become) is nothing more than a store of value. That’s it and that’s all.
lol i was about to say this
Look into “live art “ it can be shipped internationally without being checked the contents by customs 😒 I can only think it’s human trafficking because shipping animals can happen without it being hidden.
Take a look at New Joseph Charles Colin $1 Per Minute Paintings Before He Blows Up.
Exactly
New2yoU - SECOND LIFE 2018 couldn’t find him
Oscar this is one of the best short films I've seen online to date. I don't know how you do it.
Kind of fun to watch - its an amusing demonstration of the creative dimension being atvthe base of our ways of acting and thinking - and its also a narrative of how power is an important part of human consciousness. It seems to be a playground for the creation of modern World. And at the same time there are the eternal questions of quality. What is the important quality of a piece of art? Or anything else in our ways of acting and thinking -
man finally a guy that smart to talk about it... i just recently saw this in a vimeo trailer and i love it... now knowing its you Oscar im a fan of your videos thanks for sharing and also casey the reason i know that you exists
Oscar you have quickly become my favorite and most inspiring short film/documentary maker. You are a class apart! Please don't ever start vlogging like a moron. Thank you for this great video. I learnt something new.
I took an Art History course to fulfill a requirement last semester. The best part was when, after working up through about 1900, we arrived at the Dada works. My professor asked, "Is this art?" when looking at Jean Arp's "Collage...," then sat and watched as 30 twenty-somethings argued amongst each other, then fumed for an hour. Definitely her favorite day of the semester.
Great work, Oscar!
I think this already has more views than the four videos on UBS's channel combined. Oscar for President.
Once again you deliver. Very interesting topic and nicely flowing doc. Very nice Oscar.
I like you videos, because when you eexplain its fast and understandable even I'm bad in speaking English. The first time I saw oscar is when casey and oscar eat at mcdo. Eating 12$ burger! that was insane and now I'm watching this video and loving how you explain. Oh and the coin review in 1 week, I watched that too. i love everything you do in filming and just having fun =) cheers
Thank you Oscar :)
We had no reason to expect more from you or at least so much so soon, but I for one am supremely happy you keep uploading.
I meant to add that I like the subject matter too.
Isn't this all about tax-evation for the buyers?
It is
people still bought art before 1900s for large amounts of money there was no tax then your opinion is flawed
@@NathMainA99 The speculative art market is a recent phenomenon. The value of a piece of art in the past was based on its perceived value as a masterwork, not a set of investments that will appreciate in value. Also the tax evasion bit means that you can donate artworks and write off their value on your income tax. So if you buy a work from a relatively unknown artist, have it appraised by an "expert" (ie art world contact) at a later date for a higher value, you've just received a credit to write off several thousand to several million dollars in income tax. There are many ways to manipulate the art market, especially after the 20th century where art is divorced from craft ie consensus aesthetic value.
Most of the time
That was beyond interesting! Can't wait to see the other parts! Great video
I'll be sharing this with my art classes. Well done Oscar. Fast, entertaining, informative. Very cool.
So interesting. Can't wait for more.
This was amazing. Well done Oscar & the crew!
Bring on the next few parts mate, this was bloody fantastic!! (I'm loving this all the way from Australia )
Me too!
This is absolutely my favorite set of films of this website.
you are such a great cinematographer and commentator!
this is a great series!
Loving this series! Reminds me of A Brief History of John Baldessari narrated by Tom Waits.
Scar - this is top stuff. As someone once said, I don't know much about art but I know what I like. And I liked this.
You deserve more subscribers for sure
Oscar nails it everytime
In all of these amazing videos you create, it's your voice that keeps me hooked! (Oh, and the snazzy editing of course!)
Stellar work Oscar! Looking forward to more of this!
So knowledgeable! Great analysis on the autions! Never know that before!
Love how each video has a different topic and all of them are so unique. Keep up the excellent work, I'm keen to see more.
Although you don't post content as often as we all would like, each project of yours is so interesting and well done!
Can't wait for the next part! Reminds me of the film 'How to steal a million.'
Great film. Short and concise. The dynamic is excellent and I learned a lot :-)
Buying a painting on credit and getting points that’s a boss move
Pat W I did that! Not at those numbers though!
There was a Chinese billionaire who bought a $170 million painting that did the same thing and they had to do multiple transaction b/c of the limit.
im an art student and this made everything click for me, thanks for the excellent series and information!
this is so cool. i love the recent focus youtube has on art
Fantastic work. I stumbled upon this by chanace, and was exactly what I needed. It left me wishing for more content about art auctions!
Your style of film making is so good. Thank you.
I guess the self restraint and Gothic moderation capabilities made a master auctioneer. Definitely situational awareness too a forte along with reflexes. The hammer volition is perhaps the most powerful neuro - motor skill. Yes! Champions.
I love your work Oscar!! So tightly edited (Cheers Nate DeYoung), brilliant deadpan narration style and so information dense I have to pause it constantly just to process everything. It's fantastic.
Very excellent film! Much like your bank card video it's very informative and keeps your attention. You have quite the gift Oscar and friends!
already seen this series on artsy.net but I watch it again and it is still very good job
probably one of my favourite videos on this site! Great Work.
Oscar the great. That was an amazing piece.
Simply incredible! So clean and polished and professional. Keep it up.
Love your voice. Makes me listen.
Awesome video - super insightful and expertly edited and presented. Keep 'em coming!
Not one of your video is disappointing man. Great work!
One of your finest works, Oscar! Your voice is awesome (and everyone else already told you that about the video).
waiting for part 2. I like how your videos are informative as well as entertaining
upload daily you will be the next on my watchlist after Casey
Loved this series. Both entertaining and educational ! Love the style of your videos too :) you should have a couple more thousand subs !
So GOOD. Too good for youtube, I'd say.
Your magnificent voice makes it just out of this world
Your work is astounding Oscar! Such innovative content presented beautifully.
So glad I came across this channel
look at that views-likes ratio. everyone's here is a fan!
love your unique style
Wow! I'm speechless ! Great implementation of the Info.
Knock knock - Casey sent me...good to meet you! I would have gladly paid 153,000,000US for that painting!
i love the unique lower thirds!
this is an insanely great video and series.
Nice one Oscar! This is great! Well done!!
Awesome video ! keep up the awesome work
Hey Oscar, I really love your voice-overs. And editing. But mostly your voice!
Great, eye opening, video Oscar!
My favorite painting I bought at a thrift store for $20 !I love it! #Winning!!!
Really great video Oscar! Good job
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Welcome Joseph, am already in
@@vinnyowin Witness a Modern day Art Gold Rush
Price by the Minutes in link in Comments on 1$ minute Paintings & look on Hedge fund Comments with Gold Background
@@CHUCKBALLERSTIMEPRICEDNFT2024 Wow! that makes my head blow
wow wow wow!!! Great Work Oscar!
Nice video as always, makes me want to re-watch Shock of the NEW
Your work is legit! I love it
Great, informative video. And I need to learn to paint.
Don Thompson's "The $12 Million Stuffed Shark: The Curious Economics of Contemporary Art" is a great read for those interested.
can anyone please help me out with the name of the song at the beginning of the film?
Luke Wintour i know i'm 3 years late but it's vivaldi. i'm not sure if it's Storm or one of the seasons.
vivaldi's four seasons! summer in g minor
Great work Oscar!!! Love your voice
Congratulations. Amazing work, Oscar.
i don't even have an interest in art, but your videos makes everything so intriguing, shit!
In the end it worth noting! long live Wolfgang Beltracchi✊🏼
Fine art is a masturbatory term. Anyone with observation skills will tell you, these days this so called art world thrives on provenance rather than skilled or talented works.
narzq We have machines for precise work. Art is for emotions and innovation.
Aleksander Yes, but nonetheless it is a skill to convey emotion and meaning through art
When you realize that art isn’t always about skill, your whole take will change
My art takes 3 secs & goes up Everyday
@@aleksander7545 I have seen very little innovation and a whole lot of badly made works by "snake oil" salesman posing as artist. But as long as the name has become synonymous within the "art world" the elitist collectors are satisfied with their "investment" lmao!!!!
Really really well done. Awesome work
Duuuude that was hella interesting. Nice work keep it up
Absolutely love your work!
I was looking for the subtitle! Thank you so much!
Great work
this is amazing!!! very insightful
Interestisng about those seeds!
LOVE it. I'll share this online on twitter.
You only have 1% of your colleague Casey Neistat's subs, but this is excellent. Do you do voiceovers? Your voice is amazing
Amazing video
This video was so good, post more often oscar please!
this is so interesting! i love it!
Masterpiece!
I once read that people pay such high prices for art because it's actually a front for money laundering.
Watching this now, I wonder if there is any truth to that..
Theres definitely truth to that...
Basquiat whom was talked about here had a confirmed case of money laundering with one of his paintings. I believe, but might be mistaken, that a Rothko painting was also involved in a separate case as well. Paintings are internationally exchanged yet not as regulated as other enterprises. If I'm not mistaken the Basquiat was not subtle; however, like any occupation their are those who find themselves not as gifted as others. That last statement being of my own personal opinion followed by one more antidote- knowing a crime has occurred and prosecuting said crime are vastly different in executing.
Amazing content, loved it!
Clear video!
Love this! Very informative, Oscar
I like your stuff.