Eileen Kinsella

Senior Market Editor
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Law & Politics

Palo Alto Wants to Tear Down a Giant Computer-Egg Sculpture—But the Artist Says It Violates Her Rights

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Auctions

Riding High on Leonardo, Christie’s Revenue Climbed to $6.6 Billion in 2017—But Private Sales Plummeted

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Art World

Can This Upstart Website Become the YouTube of the Art World?

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Galleries

Broadway 1602, Celebrated Contemporary Art Gallery With a Cult Following, Files for Bankruptcy

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Galleries

Paula Cooper Gallery to Represent the Estate of ‘Pictures Generation’ Artist Sarah Charlesworth

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Art Fairs

In a Sign of the Times, Frieze New York No Longer Requires Exhibitors to Have a Physical Gallery Space

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Art Fairs

Mickalene Thomas and Racquel Chevremont Will Co-Organize VOLTA’s Special Curated Section

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People

Shattered Expectations: How a Feud With Ettore Sottsass’s Widow Led to the Cancellation of His Stedelijk Survey

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Politics

Why Did the Firm Behind the Trump-Russia Dossier Implicate Art Collector Dmitry Rybolovlev in Its Testimony?

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Auctions

Andy Warhol’s Watercolor of a Charmingly Vintage Apple Macintosh Ad Is Coming to Auction—But Is It Real?

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Art Fairs

Are Tech Collectors Finally Coming Around? Attendance and Sales Boom at FOG and Untitled San Francisco

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Art World

A Christie’s Security Staffer Has Been Accused of Being a Deadly Chinese Spy

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Law & Politics

Simon de Pury Wins Legal Battle Over the Commission of a $210 Million Gauguin Painting

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Art Fairs

New York Dealers Roll Out the Heavyweights to Lure Buyers at San Francisco’s Art Fairs

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Crime

Got Intel on the World’s Most Famous Art Heist? The Gardner Museum Just Extended Its $10 Million Reward for Missing Paintings

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