Since an art collector should buy what he likes, I really liked the artwork of the artist Irfran Onurmen especialy two artworks. One of them is about crime watching, and the other is about soccer.
For me an artwork has to deliver a message, this is why i liked the first artwork. In addition, the artwork is so nice. When you go farther the characters in the artwork seem to be moving. Since i'm a big fan of soccer, i liked the artwork that is about soccer. I think this artist's work is a big investment because his artwork is so nice and the artist uses creativity in his work. I'm pretty sure if i buy his work, i will be able to get my money back even after ten years. I would like to display Ifran's work rather than storing it.
On the other hand, I didn't like some of David Opdyke's artwork. I didn't understand some of his work too especially those with the Cast urethane plastic. I don't know how these things can be considered an art. what's even worse their prices. I think that the artist's work is not a big investment because his artwork is not that good. If you like his work now, later on you will not like since it has no creativity. I think if i buy his work, i may lose my money. I wouldn't like to display his work.
To sum up, it was a nice field trip, I learned many things about the role of an art collector, and most of the artworks were nice although, they are so expensive. Some of the artwork worth more than what most people make in a year.
Ifran Onurmen
"Crime Watching"
2006-2012
David Opdyke
"Market Driven Expansion"
2012
David Opdyke
"Concentrated Demand"
2012
*I couldn't find the name of this artwork.
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