[Vladimir]

I read an interesting article about Hirst's here: http://artinvestment.ru/news/artnews...on_crisis.html

The chain of reasoning is interesting, such a cynical view of the buyer "Kill" the last paragraph. What was he thinking at all?

Despite the crisis, "found at the bottom of" the artist is not going. He had already confirmed their words with action that is going to make their work more cheaply. Now in London Pangolin Gallery sold its new sculpture of a unicorn named "Dream is dead." Incidentally, for 500 thousand pounds. On solo auction is almost the same unicorn left for 4,1 million. Hurst is also planning to produce several works in the spirit of the "golden calf", which was sold at Sotheby's for 10.3 million pounds. It is expected that in the galleries of these creations will cost much less.