Eileen Kinsella is a Senior Market Reporter for artnet news. With a focus on the art market, Eileen covers a wide range of topics including art sales, legal disputes, public art installations, and notable figures in the art world. She provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the latest developments in the art industry.
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Eileen's coverage mainly focuses on the art world, with a significant emphasis on legal and event-related topics. She seems to be particularly interested in newsworthy events within the art industry and legal disputes involving key players.
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By: Eileen Kinsella
From a blockbuster Ed Ruscha trophy to Elizabeth Peyton's portrait of icon Kurt Cobain, here are highlights of the upcoming NY auction week.
From a blockbuster Ed Ruscha trophy to Elizabeth Peyton's portrait of icon Kurt Cobain, here are highlights of the upcoming NY auction week.
The auction house was accused of assisting clients in evading sales taxes on millions of dollars worth of art purchases.
By: Annie Armstrong, Katya Kazakina, Eileen Kinsella
"That lot failed to meet its reserve and was bought-in." "That other work sold to its third-party guarantor in the white-glove sale." What? Read on.
Cattelan's controversial creation has been called "the most talked-about artwork of the century.”
Sotheby's contemporary evening sale pulled in a total of $112.3 million. The result is 64 percent less than the same sales last year.
Untitled, a boutique contemporary art fair with a loyal following, is expanding to Houston in September 2025.
By: Eileen Kinsella
The evening saw several records set for emerging artists but many high-profile lots went for their low estimates.
Amid a more cautious market, overall volume is down sharply from last year's totals.
A carefully orchestrated sale marked a win for Christie's amid a more cautious market environment
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