Will Seippel, CEO of WorthPoint, enjoys watching the items sold at auctions held by our WorthPoint Industry Partners. We thought it would be a great idea for him to select some of his favorite sold items and explain why those sales stood out to him. Gaining insights from Will is an excellent way to learn about buying and selling trends in our industry. We want to empower you to buy and sell with confidence. Take a look at his thoughts on a few of our partners’ recent sales. On February 6, 2025, WorthPoint updated its Price Guide with 235,815 new…
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You could say that the 1960s was a Technicolor revolution. Everything got brighter.While color TV existed in the 1950s, it was still relatively rare. Color films were around, but bringing color into everyday homes made everything feel brighter, bolder, and more alive.Groovy ’60s Threads and Far-Out FashionsThe fashions got funkier, er, groovier, than the greaser and teeny-bopper trends of the ’50s, and the music got louder — both with volume and messages — as the youth of the day rallied for peace.RELATED: From Grungy to Groundbreaking: Reliving the ’90s in Iconic PhotosTin can rollers were the ’60s equivalent to a life…
Excess is sorely needed in today’s cultural landscape. Maximalism in American cinema today is often regulated to a muted kind of spectacle, rendered in ugly computer-generated action sequences and amorphous color palettes that soften the impact of blockbuster films. There is a distinct absence of the kind of work Joel Schumacher mastered and brought to the masses. To enjoy Schumacher’s films is to revel in excess, to celebrate a distinctly queer sensibility that relishes maximalism, no matter what genre it was applied to. Across films like “Batman Forever,” “The Lost Boys,” and his adaptation of “Phantom of the Opera” (which…
Sotheby’s inaugural sale in Saudi Arabia brought in a total of $17.28 million (all prices include fees). Collectors from more than 45 countries participated in the first commercial art auction to be held in the kingdom on Saturday, February 8th. The 117-lot sale, titled “Origins,” was led by two works: René Magritte’s L’État de veille (1958) and Banksy’s Subject to Availability (2011), which each sold for $1.2 million. As well as artworks, the sale featured luxury items and sports memorabilia, including a 1998 Michael Jordan game jersey which sold for $960,000, and a pair of Graff diamond pendant earrings which…
Galleries attending the 16th edition of India Art Fair in New Delhi reported robust sales to “both established and new collectors,” according to its organizers. The fair, which took place from February 5th–9th at the NSIC Exhibition Grounds in New Delhi featured a record 120 exhibitors. Leading the reported sales from the fair was local stalwart Vadehra Art Gallery, which sold 90% of its booth on the first day. The gallery, which presented works by artists including Sudhir Patwardhan, Atul Dodiya, Shilpa Gupta, and Vivan Sundaram, made sales for prices ranging from $2,500–$300,000.Other sales reported by galleries at the fair…
Captain America 4 might introduce the Sentinel of Liberty to a brave new world, but the Captain America character has been around the Marvel Cinematic Universe in one form or another for over a dozen years. The character is the focal point of not only his own film franchise, but the Avengers movies and the TV series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier as well.If you missed any of these movies or shows, or you just want a refresher before Captain America: Brave New World, our latest Marvel video is here to help. We’ll catch you up on the life and times of Steve Rogers, Sam Wilson,…
Today’s Jewelry Collection Story comes from Heather of @heatherv_ I found Heather over on Tik Tok and immediately followed after seeing her growing collection, love for Marla Aaron, and easy going vibe. She is my comfort creator and I love her point of view. When she is not making jewelry videos and traveling, she is a geologist. Excited to share her collection with you: “I have been collecting for about 11 years. It all started when my late father gifted my mother jewelry on special occasions, this led me to identify strong emotions and attachments to jewelry. I was lucky…
The wait for the spoilers of Blue Lock Chapter 293 will soon be over, as here are the details regarding when they are expected to drop. The game between Bastard Munchen and Paris X Gen continues as the players fight to make the winning goal. After Kunigami saved his team from PXG’s counterattack, fans are eager to learn what will next happen. Here is when the leaks of Blue Lock Chapter 293 are anticipated to arrive. When to expect Blue Lock Chapter 293 spoilers? The spoilers for Chapter 293 of the Blue Lock manga are expected to be uploaded on…
There is a lot of running in the Super Bowl. But not as much as in a Tom Cruise Mission: Impossible movie.The one coming to theaters this summer is the eighth film in the franchise, Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning. It was originally announced as Dead Reckoning — Part Two, but shortly after the first Dead Reckoning opened in theaters in the summer of 2023 (when it grossed significantly less than the three previous Mission installments, plus Cruise’s Top Gun: Maverick) Paramount announced the film would get a new title, and no longer be referred to as a Part Two. It’s not the second Dead Reckoning, it’s the final reckoning! Got it?The film was also…
Susan Beech lives among all the different objects she collects, including her art jewelry. The various pieces are on display all around her house, along with paintings, photographs, and other fine craft. In fact, you’ll see many examples of this in Feast, the upcoming book about Beech and her jewelry collection. AJF will present the book during Munich 2025. The panel will include Beech herself, Toni Greenbaum, Barbara Gifford, and Susan Cummins. Please join us for it, at Galerie Handwerk on March 14, 11:30 a.m. Beech founded the Susan Beech Mid-Career Artist Grant in 2017. The $20,000 grant, which ran…
