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Old 12-04-2003, 09:27 AM
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Leasing Sculptures

Hello Again,
I have been placing my sculptures where I can all over the town
and using the local area as my canvas and of course everyone
likes the idea and now I 'm getting calls to place them ,but why
buy the cow when you get the milk for free, and here in Conn as
all over who has $1000's of dollar to spend now. I have seen that
some artist lease. How does that work do you just pick a fiqure
based on selling price?, then option to buy?who pays moving?
etc. if anyone has done please advise.
Thanking You In Advance,
Chaz
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Old 12-04-2003, 03:14 PM
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I've not seen it done directly by the artist. Noramally it is handled by an art lease company.
I think it would be a complicated business to do on your own, unless your friends with the client - and even then.
Things like maintenance and repair to damage, pulbic liability insurance and dispute resolution make it a mine-field.
Having said all that, if you can strike a deal...

What about purchase by installment?
X every month, own in Y. Keep it for duration. That way, it becomes no more than a sale.

Will you post some pictures of your recent installs?
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Old 12-04-2003, 03:18 PM
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Or no contract, payment in kind.

Front of a 5 star restaurant...
Inside Sony head office...
Desk of Brewery CEO...

And foyer of top law firm. Just in case!
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Old 12-05-2003, 04:42 PM
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Araich,
Thanks it does seem complicated I guess you get into all that
lawyer shit,but it seems a good way to get pieces out and I would
do it only with corporate offices.Today I put one on loan for the
Seitz Corp. I fiqure that I let them live with it while I go to Grenada with hopes of a sale when I get back,but leasing for
Corporate seems like a good way to go and make some money
and get the work out at the same time using them as mini gallerys at the same time. I just sent two to the gallery last month I have them on my site in gallery 5 I will try and post a picture as soon as I fiqure out how,Today I just put up that stainless kenetic one you gave me advice on today and I will
powder coat it when I get back.Thanks for the input.

Happy Holiday to All,
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