Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—in Art Basel’s Online Viewing Rooms
After a few stumbles during Art Basel’s first foray into an
online-only fair model with its Hong Kong edition, things are
looking up as the marquee Swiss fair heads into the final week of
its sophomore Online Viewing Room, which it’s hosting in lieu of
its flagship Basel edition.
As usual, dealers who are pleased with results tend to be the
most vocal, reporting swift sales to VIP clients in the
early hours, and a steady trickle continuing as the days wore on.
The fair, which continues through June 26, is now open to the
public in exchange for email registration.
Mega-galleries brought works—or, uploaded images of works,
rather—with price tags that reached well above six figures (and some cracked the next echelon of price
points). Gladstone Gallery nabbed a buyer for its Keith Haring
painting with an asking price of $4.75 million, and David Zwirner
sold Jeff Koons’s cherry-red balloon sculpture for $8 million, an
online sales record for the gallery.
Below, we’ve assembled a list of sales reported from the fair,
all converted to USD.
As always, keep in mind that some dealers occasionally offer
inflated figures, while others prefer to report ranges or “asking
prices”. We did not include sales unaccompanied by a price or price
range in our list, so the galleries that tend to disclose figures
are disproportionately represented here.
PAINTINGS
Mark Bradford, The Press of
Democracy (2020). Image courtesy of the artist and Hauser and
Wirth
$5 million: Mark Bradford’s The Press of
Democracy (2020) at Hauser and
Wirth
$4.75 million: Keith Haring’s untitled dayglo painting at
Gladstone Gallery
$3 million: Kerry James Marshall, Untitled (Blot)
(2015) to an American museum, at David
Zwirner
$1.66 million: Georg Baselitz, Komplementär
bräunlich (2012) at White Cube
$1.4 million: George Condo’s Diagonal
Evolution (2020) at Hauser &
Wirth
$1.35 million: Georg Baselitz, Elke in Frankreich
II (2019) at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac
$1.2 million: Glenn Ligon’s Untitled (study for large
untitled (I Feel Most Colored When I Am Thrown Against A Sharp
White Background)) (1990) at Luhring
Augustine
$1.2 million: Bridget Riley’s Intervals
6 (2019) at Galerie Max
Hetzler
$1.2 million: Ed Clark, Untitled (1972) at
Hauser & Wirth
$1 million: Joan Mitchell, Pastel (1991) at
David Zwirner
$1 million: Josef Albers’s City, (1928/1936) at
David Zwirner
$950,000–1 million: George Condo, The
Dreamer (2008) at Almine Rech
$900,000: Georg Baselitz, Ralf III
(Remix) (2005) at Skarstedt
$850,000: Walton Ford, The Flaming
Fields (2020) at Galerie Max
Hetzler
$850,000: Lee Lozano, No Title (ca. 1964) at
Hauser and Wirth
$730,000: Günther Förg, Untitled (2007)
at Hauser and Wirth
$619,000: Günther Förg, Untitled (2007)
at Hauser and Wirth
$600,000: A painting by Jennifer Bartlett at Marianne Boesky Gallery
$580,000: Roy Lichtenstein, Head
(Study) (1986) at Galerie Thaddaeus
Ropac
$575,000: A painting by Elizabeth Peyton at Gladstone
Gallery
$500,000: Neo Rauch, Im Turm (2019) at David
Zwirner
$500,000: Dan Colen’s Mother (2020)
at Lévy Gorvy
$490,000: Tracey Emin, This Was The
Beginning (2020) at White Cube
$475,000: Carroll Dunham, Untitled (1991) at
Gladstone Gallery
$450,000: Stanley Whitney, Listening to the Poets
at Lisson Gallery
$450,000 each: Three paintings by Oscar Murillo,
including (untitled) surge (2019-20) at David
Zwirner
$425,000: Avery Singer, Assassin (Bird
bar) (2020) at Hauser and Wirth
$400,000-450,000: Luiz Zerbini, Happiness Beyond
Paradise (2020) at Stephen Friedman Gallery
$375,000: Cecilia Vicuña, Camilo
Torres (1978) at Lehmann Maupin
$375,000: David Salle, Under the Earth (2020)
at Skarstedt
$360,000–400,000: Markus Lüpertz’s Das Gerücht
(1982) at Almine Rech
$350,000: Mamma Andersson, The First
Magician (2020) at Stephen Friedman Gallery
$350,000: Liu Wei, Purple Air 2016 No.
2 (2016) at White Cube
$350,000: Jia Aili, Mountain and Line (2020)
at Gagosian
$325,000: Charline von Heyl’s Retox (2018) at
Petzel
$300,000-400,000: Antoni
Tàpies, Galanteig (1952) at Di Donna
$300,000: Harold Ancart, Untitled (2018) at
David Zwirner
$280,000: Michael Armitage, Account of an Illiterate
Man (2020) at White Cube
$250,000: Nicolas Party, Still Life (2020) at
Hauser and Wirth
Mickalene Thomas, Sugar Baby
(2004). Courtesy of the artist and Levy Gorvy.
$240,000: Mickalene Thomas, Sugar Baby (2004)
at Lévy Gorvy
$220,000: Katharina Grosse, Untitled (2020)
at Gagosian
$200,000: Jennifer Giudi, Ace of Wands (Painted
Universe Mandala SF #2H, White, Multicolor Ground) (2020) at
Massimo de Carlo
$185,000: Charles Gaines, Numbers and Trees: Palm
Canyon, Palm Trees Series 3, Tree #2 (2020) at Hauser and
Wirth
$180,000: Dana Schutz, Juggler at Petzel
$150,000: Nicole Eisenman, Sarah Nicole Prickett
Portrait (2020) at Hauser and Wirth
$175,000: A work by Donald Moffett at Marianne Boesky
$160,000: Tala Madani, Shit Mom
(Parentheses) (2020) at David Kordansky Gallery
$140,000: R.H. Quaytman, The Sun Does Not Move, Chapter
35 (2020) at Miguel Abreu
Gallery
$140,000: Josh Smith, Untitled (2020) from
the recent show “Josh Smith: High as Fuck” at David Zwirner
$130,000–135,000: Genieve
Figgis, Actors (2017) at Almine Rech
$125,000: Marina Rheingantz, A vida é bonita, Até
pelo avesso, O caminho não, É o desvio, A morte não tem, Nome, O
iniludível, É um abraço sincero, Definitivo, Magnifico. (Lucas
Fazzio), (2020) at Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel
$120,000: A painting by Christina Quarles at Regen Projects
$100,000: A work by Jeff Elrod at Galerie Max Hetzler
$100,000: Stefan Brüggeman, Hyper-Palimpsest
(Gold) (2020) at Hauser and Wirth
$90,000: Tishan Hsu’s Fingerpainting 3, (1994) at
Miguel Abreu Gallery
$85,000: Lisa Yuskavage, Thespian (2020) at
David Zwirner
$65,000: Claudio
Parmiggiani’s Untitled (2019) at Bortolami
$60,000: Jennifer Guidi’s Desert Beauty (Painted Purple
Sand SF #1A, Light Purple-Pink Sky, Purple Mountain, Yellow
Ground), (2020) at David Kordansky
$55,000: A painting by Pieter Schoolwerth at
Petzel
$55,000: Michaela Eichwald, Innere
Verwahrlosung (2014) at
$50,000–60,000: Vaughn Spann, Year of the
Fallen (2020) at Almine Rech
$50,000: Julie Curtiss, Selfies 2 (2020) at
White Cube
$50,000: Marina Rheingantz, Danse de
l’eu (2020) at Bortolami
$50,000: A painting by Katherine Bernhardt at Xavier Hufkens
$50,000: Milton Resnick, Skow (1981) at Miguel
Abreu Gallery
$45,000: Jules de Balincourt, Park People Versus Forest
People (2020) at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac
$38,000: A work by Ida Tursic & Wilfried Mille at Galerie
Max Hetzler
$30,000: Work by Serge Alain Nitegeka at Marianne Boesky
$20,000: Cassi Namoda, Bar Mundo at
12am (2020) at Goodman
Gallery
$18,500 each: Five editions of Kaspar
Müller’s Untitled (2020) at Société
SCULPTURES & MIXED
MEDIA
Paul McCarthy, White Snow Cake
(2017). Courtesy of Xavier Hufkens.
$8 million: Jeff Koons’s Balloon Venus Lespugue
(Red) (2013–19) at David Zwirner
$1.85 million: Donald Judd’s Untitled
(87-33) at Anthony Meier Fine Arts
$1.5 million: Louise Bourgeois’s mixed media work The
Fragile (2007) at Hauser and Wirth
$1.2 million: Paul McCarthy, White Snow
Cake (2017) at Xavier Hufkens
$957,000: A knitwork by Rosemarie Trockel at Gladstone
Gallery
$750,000: Carol Bove, Tragic
Deviousness (2020) at David Zwirner
$500,000: Rashid Johnson’s Untitled Broken
Crowd (2019) at Hauser and Wirth
$475,000: Rashid Johnson’s Untitled Escape
Collage (2020) at David
Kordansky Gallery
$450,000: Theaster Gates, Now That Kobe’s Gone, All
Rules Have Changed. (2019) at White Cube
$325,000: Simone Leigh, Las Meninas
III (2020), promised gift to an American museum, at
Hauser and Wirth
$320,000: A sculpture by Ugo Rondinone at Gladstone Gallery
$275,000: Fred Eversley, Untitled (parabolic lens)
(1969/2019) at David Kordansky
$225,000: Sol LeWitt’s Progressive
Spiral (1972) at Anthony Meier Fine Arts
$200,000 each: Two editions of Glenn Ligon’s
neon Aftermath (2020) at Hauser and Wirth
$110,000: Simone Leigh, Village
Series (2020) promised gift to an American museum,
at Hauser and Wirth
$100,000: Simon Denny’s Amazon worker cage patent
drawing as virtual King Island Brown Thornbill cage (US 9,280,157
B2: “System and method for transporting personnel within an active
workspace”, 2016), (2019) at Petzel
$85,000: Sarah Sze, Still Dusk (2020) at
Gagosian
$55,000: Sterling Ruby’s REIF.
7263. (2020) at Xavier Hufkens
$45,000: A mixed-media sculpture by Michel François at
Xavier Hufkens
$30,000: Didier William, Kisa nap fe ansamn,
(2020) at James Fuentes
DRAWINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, &
WORKS ON PAPER
Max Ernst, Petite fille jouant
aux cercaux (1974). Image courtesy of Kasmin Gallery.
$625,000: A work on paper by Keith Haring at Gladstone
Gallery
$600,000: William Kentridge, Enough of This
Scandal (2020) at Goodman Gallery
$600,000: A painting on paper by Toba Khedoori at Regen
Projects
$550,000: Barbara Kruger, Are We Having Fun
Yet? (1987) at Skarstedt
$500,000: Wolfgang Tillman’s five-photograph
installation, paper drop (passage) I-V (2019)
originally meant to be displayed in Art Basel’s Unlimited section,
at David Zwirner
$240,000: Lee Krasner’s untitled work on paper at Kasmin
Gallery
$115,000: Max Ernst’s Petite fille jouant aux
cercaux (1974) at Kasmin Gallery
$95,000: Edward Ruscha, FACTORY BUBBLE (2020)
at Gagosian
$85,000: A gouache work by Louise Bourgeois at Xavier
Hufkens
$50,000: Deborah Roberts What else can I do,
(2020) at Stephen Friedman Gallery
$45,000: Zarina, Untitled (2014) at Luhring
Augustine
$45,000 each: Two watercolors by Lauretta Vinciarelli at Anthony
Meier Fine Arts
$30,000 each: Several works on paper by the late Joyce Pensato
at Petzel Gallery
$20,000: Pamela Phatsimo
Sunstrum, Grandpères (2020) at Goodman
Gallery
$10,000: Patrick Angus’s Untitled (Dancer) at
Bortolami
$9,500 each: Four works on paper by Jason Moran at Luhring
Augustine
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