Artsy Launches ‘The Artsy Edition Shop’

Artsy, the world’s largest online platform for discovering and collecting art, is pleased to launch The Artsy Edition Shop. This new digital initiative will feature limited-edition works from around 16 leading galleries and print publishers including Gagosian, Hauser & Wirth, David Zwirner, White Cube, Almine Rech, Perrotin, Crown Point Press, Gemini G.E.L., Matthew Marks Gallery, Pace Prints, Sprüth Magers, and more.

This new dedicated feature on Artsy will consist of individual storefronts for each gallery to showcase around 10–15 new and noteworthy limited-edition prints, sculptures, design, and other collectible objects, including new-to-Artsy pieces. Prices range from around $150 to upwards of $20,000.

The Artsy Edition Shop is launching in November 2024 to coincide with the holiday gift-giving season. However, it will remain a fixture on Artsy—promoted year-round on Artsy’s website and app—with galleries continuing to update their storefronts with newly available works in the months to come.

Gagosian:

• Gerhard Richter’s Haggadah (P2) (2014), a chromogenic print mounted on aluminum, from an edition of 500 by the iconic German artist.

Hauser & Wirth:

• Two dynamic examples from Rita Ackerman’s “Takes” series screenprints on watercolor paper—10 Takes (2023) and 19 Takes(2023)—both feature gestural marks of color splashed over black-and-white doodles (each print: $30,000).

David Zwirner:

• An instant art library of 150 books published by David Zwirner Books from 2013–2024, featuring volumes on Yayoi Kusama, Raymond Pettibon, Noah Davis, and many more.

Almine Rech:

• Split Rocker Vase (2012) is a functional and coveted editioned sculpture in porcelain by leading artist Jeff Koons, which can hold a floral arrangement (€6,480).
• A further highlight is a mixed-media functional chess set, Schwarzes Bianco (2023), by German conceptual artist Gregor Hildebrandt, from an edition of eight (€7,400).

Perrotin:

• A vibrant pigment print with silkscreen varnish by the self-taught artist Kelly Beeman, Zoo Visit / Flamingos* (2023), depicts three women sauntering past flamingos at the zoo ($770).

White Cube:

• Tide (2024) is an original lithograph depicting a close-cropped overhead view of a woman’s brunette tresses by trending British emerging artist Louise Giovanelli, who was also featured in The Artsy Vanguard 2021 ($1,300). 

Crown Point Press:

• The Robot (2018) is a bold black-and-white, spit bite aquatint on gampi paper print by Los Angeles–based artist Mary Weatherford ($3,500).

Gemini G.E.L:

• Hitchcock I ($25,000), Hitchcock II ($20,000), and Hitchcock III ($20,000) are large-scale, oil stick and silica editioned works by celebrated preeminent sculptor Richard Serra, completed and signed by the artist in March 2024 before his passing earlier this year, marking the culmination of his five-decade collaboration with Gemini G.E.L. (each belongs to an edition of 56).

Matthew Marks Gallery:

• Pink sky from airplane (2020) by photographer Nan Goldin is an ethereal photograph of a cotton candy–colored sky taken from an airplane, from an edition of 15 ($15,000). 

Pace Prints:

• A pigmented and stenciled print on handmade paper, Central Coast (2023) by American artist Hilary Pecis, which depicts the California central coast, is from an edition of 35 ($9,000).

Sprüth Magers:

• Jenny Holzer’s Survival (english) (2002), an electronic mini LED sign from an edition of 100, is a small-scale edition of the works the famed artist is best known for ($7,000).

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