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Joe co-founded MyArtBroker with his brother Ian in 2010, bringing over 17 years of experience trading Urban & Contemporaryprints, editions, and originals on the secondary market. While Ian focuses on driving the company’s technology and growth, Joe leads the specialist side of the business, with deep expertise in Urban and Contemporary Art, particularly in the Banksy market.

Joe’s unparalleled knowledge of the Banksy market, combined with his dedication to connecting private collectors and investors, has earned him a stellar reputation. He is passionate about breaking down the traditional barriers of the art world, removing the smoke and mirrors that often cloud the established art market, and ensuring transparency and accessibility for all.

As the company’s Head of Urban and Contemporary Art, Joe plays a crucial role in ensuring that MyArtBroker continues to provide top-tier expertise and insights to collectors in the fast-evolving print market.


Co-Founder & Specialist Head

Joe Syer

With your host, Sheena Carrington - Market Editor

This week, we run you through the latest news in the print market, from stolen Banksy's and exhibitions, to a summary of the Art Business Conference's focus on prints and editions.

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The Week in Art Prints & Editions - 16.09.24

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