The Justise Winslow Collection

[BD80]

Pretty interesting article about Justice developing an art collection. Lots of complimentary comments.

It is cool that we attract such bright and interesting young men to the basketball program who are also credits to the university.


http://theundefeated.com/features/justise-winslow-art/

[atoomer0881]

Pretty interesting article about Justice developing an art collection. Lots of complimentary comments.

It is cool that we attract such bright and interesting young men to the basketball program who are also credits to the university.


http://theundefeated.com/features/justise-winslow-art/

Great read. Thanks for sharing! Always enjoyed watching him play at Duke 2 years ago. Only wish we got to keep him for another year or two. And I agree, it's nice to see our current and former players and to see what their interests are outside of basketball.

[sagegrouse]

Pretty interesting article about Justice developing an art collection. Lots of complimentary comments.

It is cool that we attract such bright and interesting young men to the basketball program who are also credits to the university.


http://theundefeated.com/features/justise-winslow-art/

Yes, but please note his collection consists of only five pieces, three in Houston and two in Miami. Of course, they may represent a considerable investment.

[uh_no]

Yes, but please note his collection consists of only five pieces, three in Houston and two in Miami. Of course, they may represent a considerable investment.

he should add some Redick's and Singler's!

[BD80]

Yes, but please note his collection consists of only five pieces, three in Houston and two in Miami. Of course, they may represent a considerable investment.

That is what I found so compelling. He is DEVELOPING a collection. He is doing the investigation, using an advisor, considering the value, and learning about art and the entire process, recognizing that he doesn't have the current income that he will likely have in the future. Overall, the portrait of a mature, thoughtful and interesting person.

[OZZIE4DUKE]

That is what I found so compelling. He is DEVELOPING a collection. He is doing the investigation, using an advisor, considering the value, and learning about art and the entire process, recognizing that he doesn't have the current income that he will likely have in the future. Overall, the portrait of a mature, thoughtful and interesting person.

He needs to add some Wagner's to his collection!

[sagegrouse]

Yes, but please note his collection consists of only five pieces, three in Houston and two in Miami. Of course, they may represent a considerable investment.

I think the reporter is at fault, in that I'd bet Justise has a bunch of art he has bought on his own, while dipping his toe into art that is "collectible."

[CameronBornAndBred]

He needs to add some Wagner's to his collection!

I won't complain.

[left_hook_lacey]

Pretty interesting article about Justice developing an art collection. Lots of complimentary comments.

It is cool that we attract such bright and interesting young men to the basketball program who are also credits to the university.


http://theundefeated.com/features/justise-winslow-art/

"Justice Winslow is averaging 11.6 points, 4.7 points, and 3.9 assists in his second season in the league."

Wow, Justice is tearing it up in the pros!! He's so good he has two ppg averages!

[NSDukeFan]

"Justice Winslow is averaging 11.6 points, 4.7 points, and 3.9 assists in his second season in the league."

Wow, Justice is tearing it up in the pros!! He's so good he has two ppg averages!

One is left handed, the smaller number is right handed.

[left_hook_lacey]

One is left handed, the smaller number is right handed.

He needs to get in the gym and work on that right hand scoring.

[BD80]

One is left handed, the smaller number is right handed.

When you live in Miami, it is good to be amphibious.

[Billy Dat]

The article had a lot of interesting details:

-There was a women's off-campus art collaborative where Justise used to go to get away from basketball and have his mind expanded. That could have been its own reality series
-I would love to listen to a roundtable of NBA art collectors talk about their purchases and preferences. Segment 1 - Justise and Amare STAT
-I'd also like to see a documentary about the experts who introduce these young millionaire athletes to different high money fields - art, real estate, watches, wine, etc.
-I am surprised they didn't mention the program's other big time art collector, #33 - http://www.granthill.com/hill-ventures/fine-art