Alex Asch

American-Australian | 1965

Alex Asch is an American-Australian artist who was born in 1965.

How much does an Alex Asch cost?

Alex Asch's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices of up to 295 USD for sculptures, and 214 USD for paintings.

What is Alex Asch's most expensive sculpture?

Since 2021 the record price for this artist at auction is 295 USD for The Uneasy Alliance, sold at Bruun Rasmussen Bredgade in 2022.

Numerous key galleries and museums such as NERAM, New England Regional Art Museum have featured Alex Asch's work in the past.

At Auction

Notable Lots

An abstract composition featuring layered curved forms in earthy tones against a muted background.

Alex Asch (20th Century , 1996

By Alex Asch

The Uneasy Alliance

By Alex Asch

-53%

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Recent Auction Results

Alex Asch (20th Century , 1996

By Alex Asch

EHVA

A tall, narrow wooden house model with a split facade of dark and white painted wood.

The Uneasy Alliance

By Alex Asch

-53%

below mid-estimate

Bruun Rasmussen Bredgade

The Uneasy Alliance

By Alex Asch

-38%

below mid-estimate

Bruun Rasmussen Bredgade

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Past Exhibitions

Alex Asch and Mariana Del Castillo

Beaver Galleries

Canberra | Australia

Sep 05, 2024 - Sep 21, 2024

Small works 2023: Paintings

Beaver Galleries

Canberra | Australia

Dec 01, 2023 - Dec 22, 2023

Small Works 2023: Paintings Continued

Beaver Galleries

Canberra | Australia

Dec 01, 2023 - Dec 22, 2023

VIEW 18 EXHIBITIONS

Articles

Alex Asch: Strange couplings at Beaver Galleries reuse found materials

Sydney Morning Herald Mar 13, 2017

Alex Asch is one of Canberra's most interesting, engaging and provocative artists and one who possesses a strong social conscience.

Art review: The peculiar Library at ANCA Gallery

Sydney Morning Herald Nov 24, 2015

Famously, Stéphane Mallarmé declared "Everything in the world exists in order to end up as a book."

Art review: Footy Fever at Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Gorman House Arts Centre

Sydney Morning Herald Sep 25, 2015

Footy Fever is an idiosyncratic exhibition that, according to the CCAS media release, "seeks to represent the wildly varying connections that artists have with Aussie rules, rugby league, rugby union, soccer, and wheelchair rugby".