Joined by COO of ArtTactic, Lindsay Dewar, our Market Editor Sheena Carrington discusses the importance of collating art data into reports and the likes for the art industry, collectors and investors to make informed decisions.

Market Editor, Sheena Carrington, covers April 2024's Prints & Editions sales at Christie's, Phillips & Sotheby's with our specialists, Jasper Tordoff & Louis Denizet.

We're diving into the hypnotising world of Op Art, shining a spotlight on the remarkable contributions of a woman artist arguably overlooked in traditional modern art narratives – Bridget Riley. Riley is such an important artists and her print market is truly fascinating given that each of her collections was produced in relatively small edition numbers making them rare finds, more affordable finds and in my opinion slightly undervalued given her important contributions to art history. Introducing our guest expert, Jasper Tordoff. Jasper is our sales specialist at MyArtBroker, whose expertise in Riley's market is unparalleled.

Market Editor Sheena Carrington covers March 2024 auctions at Phillips, Sotheby's and Christie's auction houses in London with our specialists; Rebecca Marsham & Jasper Tordoff.

We are joined by Denis Moiseev, CEO of Hephaestus to discuss their business mission when founding the business in 2018 - eliminating forgery from the art markets. Traditional analyses complemented by modern technology. Hephaestus represents the world’s highest evidentiary standard in art authentication. In collaboration with a major insurer, Hephaestus is the world’s exclusive provider of art authenticity insurance.   Joined by MyArtBroker Talks host, Charlotte Stewart.

In conversation with Bernadine Bröcker Wieder from Arcual, with our host Charlotte Stewart.

In this panel discussion with our experts; Charlotte Stewart, Rebecca Marsham, Florence Whittaker and Jasper Tordoff, we discussed the growth and potential in prints and editions in the art market. The panellists discussed the importance of prints and editions as an investment, highlighting the value and demand for works by iconic artists. They also discussed the impact of the pandemic on the print market, noting that lockdowns and increased disposable income led to a surge in interest and sales. They emphasized the importance of condition, authenticity, and provenance when buying prints, as well as the need for proper framing and display to preserve the quality of the artwork. They also mentioned the different ways to buy prints, such as auctions, galleries, and private dealers, and the considerations for each. The panellists shared their insights on specific artists and trends in their respective markets, including Warhol, Hockney, Riley, and Banksy. They also discussed the factors that affect the price and demand of prints, such as edition size and rarity. The meeting concluded with a discussion on collecting a meaningful collection, highlighting the importance of buying what you love and enjoying the artwork on a personal level.

In conversation with Jasper Tordoff, our Hockney specialist, we discuss the investablity in Hockney's prints, specific series and what's next for the ever-evolving all-embracing artist.

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What transforms an artwork into an icon, an image that transcends time and space to embed itself in our visual culture? The journey to uncover what makes an image iconic is not just about appreciating a single frame or a stroke of genius: it is about dissecting an intricate tapestry of stories, eras, and innovations that converge in that decisive moment of creation. Indeed, true ‘icon’ status is attributed only to the most unforgettable and ubiquitous images of our time.

In this episode, we discuss MAB100 and Singularity X - our cutting edge technology and algorithm, pathing the way for art valuations and data in the print and multiples shere.

Begun in 1962, Andy Warhol’s universally recognisable Marilyn screen-prints immortalise the Hollywood star in her prime. Creating the paintings and subsequent prints of Marilyn Monroe in response to her tragic death, Warhol displays his lifelong obsession with the iconoclastic glamour and seedy intrigue of pop culture.   In this episode, we are joined by Richard Polsky as we discuss all things value, legacy and authentication of the infamous Marilyn prints.

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The art market has long been an intriguing and ever-evolving industry, attracting collectors and investors alike. Among the various segments within the art world, blue chip prints and editions hold a prominent position due to their historical significance and provenance. This podcast delves into the fascinating world of consigning blue chip prints and editions, exploring the benefits, challenges, and essential factors to consider when navigating this niche market.

With the recent advent of Banksy's CUT & RUN exhibition in Glasgow sparking interest in his market, Charlotte Stewart and Florence Whittaker sit down to discuss the maverick artist. Here, we delve into what happened to the market since its boom in 2020, what's happening now, and speculate what Banksy might do next.

How Art Collections Are Made For Fantasy Billionaires Like Billion's Bobby Axelrod & Successions’ Logan Roy.   We speak to Fanny Pereire, Art Curator for some of the hottest shows & films - creating art collections for the likes of Succession, Billions, Oceans Eight & more.    In conversation with Charlotte, Fanny shares how collections are created for these fantasy characters, the work that goes into sourcing or reproducing the artworks, and the fun part... the destruction of these phenomenal copies.

In this episode of MyArtBroker Talks, Charlotte and Erin explore the topic of transparency and accessibility within the art market and the journey of investing in art. This particular podcast is in response to art market analyst, Matt Capasso, who launched a written piece titled - Investing in Art: Worth the Trouble?   How To Invest In Art In 2023: https://www.myartbroker.com/investing/articles/how-to-invest-in-art-2023 👈   Matt Capasso's Newsletter: https://matthewcapasso.substack.com/p/art-investing-worth-the-trouble 👈

The art of collecting is one thing, having the data to make informed decisions about your purchases, whether for investment or because you just like it... is another. In this episode, Charlotte Stewart & Neustreet's Anthony McGuire discuss the importance of making data around collectibles accessible and transparent.

Starting an art collection can sometimes seem daunting and inaccessible. In this episode, Charlotte Stewart & Art Money’s Angela Roldán discuss how to start an art collection and the financing opportunities available on online markets.

One of the most experimental and prolific English artists working today, David Hockney's career has spanned over 70 years. In this episode, Charlotte Stewart discusses what's popular in the Hockney market right now, and the best way to start out as both buyer & seller with MyArtBroker's Hockney specialist Celine Fraser.