David Lynch - Tabletop Lamp #1, 2020

See my comment on reply to this comment by Crabalocker:

Hey I can loan you the money. We can go halfsies. Lmao 

Then we can have dual ownership and set up visiting/share times for our David art. 

Hehehe have a great day J.

 @Sprite K10  cool. I’m just short of about 74k so I will get saving ;) Perhaps the DLT audience could crowd fund an acquisition that we could share in a pairing!

 @Crabalocker  That's a good idea. Really good art shouldn't be let onto the market. It ought to be easy enough to put together a kind of trust fund for artists´ work that people can buy shares in and that entitles them to exhibit the works in there homes and/or in exhibitions, and shares whatever profits of that there may be in some way. That's not rocket science finance, surely! I was secretly horrified that Jonna Jinton [had] sold this painting of hers, ... I haven't been able to watch all of the video yet, ... https://eternaldoorman.blogspot.com/2021/09/jonna-jinton-making-of-silvr-fjall.html


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