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There can’t be many artists
who can boast a retrospective
in Times Square New York!
Jack Armstrong, creator of
Cosmic ’X’ art, who only ever
painted 100 canvasses, and
can never paint another, is
now digitally exposed big
time, right above the main
entrance of Ripley’s, Times
Square, NY. He eschewed the
galleries and auction houses
and demonstrated to the art
world that an artist can make
it to the top on his own. He
bypassed their high fees and
used modern technology to
show his exquisitely colorful
work to the world. Like his uncle Neil who took that daring first step on the moon and famously said
“One small step for man and one giant leap for mankind”, Jack has taken one giant leap for artists. His
message is in true spirit of the American dream. “He who dares wins.” This retrospective follows his
Million Dollar Harley Davidson, the most expensive motorcycle in the world. A few years later his Cosmic
ARTbike, caused a $3 Million sensation, in Dubai at the Big Boys Toys prestigious exhibition. He then
firmly put his foot prints on the world to complete his hattrick, when he painted his very own Tony Lama
Cowboy Boots and launched them at a whopping $6 Million. He plans to open his own museum and
support only artists who produce their own work and not art reproduced by factory artists. He has also
announced an art car at $100 Million for 2020. Jack claims that one day his works will sell at prices that
surpass the recent record prices paid for Warhol and Basquiat. Jack was friends with both artists in the
80’s and was named “The Last Wizard” of art by Warhol. A movie about his life staring Damian Chapa
and Eric Roberts, is due for release in 2020.
Thierry Ehrmann founder and CEO of Artprice said, “The attractive returns on art over the last few years
have outperformed many other investments and the Art Market has become an independent, liquid
and efficient market on all continents.” This is reassurance that Art is truly portable wealth and a hedge
against monetary devaluation. Over 50 of Jack’s paintings are in the private hands of savvy collectors and
investors. Scarcity equals value and the acknowledged value of his art is destined to soar over the next
few years.
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