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03/06/2026

What can a lifetime of listening to artists teach us about art itself? 🤔

In the latest episode of The Excuse Me Podcast, Erin sits down with art historian, critic, curator, and interviewer Jean Wainwright () whose Audio Arts archive has captured conversations with more than 1,800 artists since 1996. Jean is one of the few art historians fortunate enough to have spent time listening to Andy Warhol’s private audiotapes, which she wrote her doctorate on. Her obsession with Warhol has been lifelong, and we unpack that in this episode, as well as delving into Jean’s top five artworks she would most love to own. Ever the curator, Jean has thought carefully about where each of her picks would live, and how they’d correspond with one another in her dream space… you’ll have to listen to the full episode to find out what they are.

Watch the full episode now on all major platforms🗣️

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02/06/2026

🎙️ A short clip from our latest conversation with Margaret Barrett on No Reserve. Link in bio to listen to Charlotte Stewart’s conversation with Margaret.

01/06/2026

Today would have been Marilyn Monroe’s 100th birthday 🎂

When we asked Margaret Barrett, who has spent almost 30 years researching and handling Marilyn’s personal possessions, to describe her in a single word, she didn’t hesitate:

“Eternal.”

Her answer to why we remain so fascinated by Marilyn was equally compelling.

When someone dies young, we never stop wondering what might have been. What would Marilyn have become? What would she have done next? How would her life have unfolded?

But it wasn’t just that her life was cut short.

In just 36 years, she lived a life unlike anyone else. Ambitious, intelligent, complicated and often ahead of her time, Marilyn was far more than the image that survives her.

Perhaps that’s why she still feels so present a century after her birth.

🎙️ A short clip from our latest conversation with Margaret Barrett on No Reserve.

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01/06/2026

Too big a question for some 🤷‍♂️

One hundred years after her birth, Marilyn Monroe’s image can be described as nothing short of legendary. It has been di...
01/06/2026

One hundred years after her birth, Marilyn Monroe’s image can be described as nothing short of legendary. It has been disseminated, collected, reimagined, and immortalised through paper - across photography and prints and editions. The sheer plethora of exhibitions, film festivals, and auctions taking place around the world in her honour is testament to her enduring iconicity today.

Marilyn was one of the most photographed celebrities of the 20th century. Her portrait is also one of the most repeated subjects in modern art; catalysed perhaps by Warhol’s appropriation of her 1953 Niagara publicity still - which he created just a year after her untimely and tragic death. That image has now become synonymous with Marilyn: emblematic of the power, and pitfalls, of mass-circulated imagery.

That mass-circulated image of Marilyn reached a defining market moment in 2022, when Shot Sage Blue Marilyn sold at Christie’s New York for $195 million, becoming - at the time - the most expensive 20th-century artwork ever sold at auction. Warhol’s Marilyn is one of the most powerful images of celebrity ever made and now, 100 years after her birth, that portrait continues to evoke the legacy of a seminal actress whose image has become truly immortal.

The Marilyn Issue is now live in Edition Magazine, bringing together analysis of Warhol’s Marilyn market, specialist insights, exclusive interviews with Marilyn custodians and Warhol curators, and more. Link in bio!

Marilyn Monroe at 100One hundred years after her birth, Marilyn Monroe’s image can be described as nothing short of lege...
01/06/2026

Marilyn Monroe at 100

One hundred years after her birth, Marilyn Monroe’s image can be described as nothing short of legendary. It has been disseminated, collected, reimagined, and immortalised through paper - across photography and prints and editions. The sheer plethora of exhibitions, film festivals, and auctions taking place around the world in her honour is testament to her enduring iconicity today.

Marilyn was one of the most photographed celebrities of the 20th century. Her portrait is also one of the most repeated subjects in modern art; catalysed perhaps by Warhol’s appropriation of her 1953 Niagara publicity still - which he created just a year after her untimely and tragic death. That image has now become synonymous with Marilyn: emblematic of the power, and pitfalls, of mass-circulated imagery.

That mass-circulated image of Marilyn reached a defining market moment in 2022, when Shot Sage Blue Marilyn sold at Christie’s New York for $195 million, becoming - at the time - the most expensive 20th-century artwork ever sold at auction. Warhol’s Marilyn is one of the most powerful images of celebrity ever made and now, 100 years after her birth, that portrait continues to evoke the legacy of a seminal actress whose image has become truly immortal.

The Marilyn Issue is now live in Edition Magazine, bringing together analysis of Warhol’s Marilyn market, specialist insights, exclusive interviews with Marilyn custodians and Warhol curators, and more.

31/05/2026

Who knows where it is?🕵️

30/05/2026

Oh so THAT’S how you’re meant to say it 🤯

29/05/2026

A very doodley day at MyArtBroker HQ with Sam Cox (aka ), our latest guest on the Excuse Me Podcast! We sat down with the artist behind Doodle House, and the recently published DoodleLand (). We also discuss his insatiable urge to doodle, his incessant world-building, and his connection to the five works of art he’d most love to own.

If anyone can guess any of Sam’s artwork choices before listening to the episode, we’ll be shocked. Drop your guesses in the comments👇

Watch the full podcast now on all major platforms.

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The May 2026 New York auctions weren’t just about blockbuster sales - they reveal where collector confidence is actually...
29/05/2026

The May 2026 New York auctions weren’t just about blockbuster sales - they reveal where collector confidence is actually returning.

Read more about what these results tell us about the current art market. Link in Bio.

➡️ Roy Lichtenstein, Girl in Mirror – $6.2M with fees

➡️ Roy Lichtenstein, Anxious Girl – $46M

➡️ Andy Warhol, Birth of Venus (canvas) – $9.1M

➡️ Andy Warhol, Endangered Species (Complete TP Set) – $4.5M

➡️ Andy Warhol, Ads (Complete Set) – $2.9M

➡️ Andy Warhol, Birth of Venus (AP print) – $241k

➡️ Banksy, Girl With Balloon On Found Landscape – $18M

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