Speaking For The Monsoon Art Collection,

While trying to see where that Glenn Ligon Condition Report came from, I was lowkey surprised to see it had not been considered part of the Monsoon Art Collection, though the two other, larger Ligon works are. I was also midkey surprised to see the Monsoon Art Collection is still online, as if it wasn’t all being liquidated at Christie’s this week.

a screenshot of the monsoon art collection website, a collection owned by the owner of monsoon, the import fashion company, which has gone bankrupt 2-3 times, only to be acquired anew by a holding company of the same guy who founded it, and who has been using his art collection to market his brand, and here he has a david hammons african american flag, in the red black and green of the pan-african movement, and there's a section at the bottom of the website for peter's quote, because he's marketing himself, too, and it just says lorem ipsum quote text, and is has said that for several years, according to the internet archive, so whatever was happening here between peter, this artwork, his company, and this website, no one gaf
Monsoon Art Collection’s David Hammons’ African American Flag, 1990, ed. ?/10

Well, almost all. I was highkey surprised that David Hammons’ African American Flag (1990) was A) in the collection, and B) not being sold with everything else. But reading Peter Simon’s quote above, I guess he just couldn’t bear to part with it.