ANGELINE COLLINGS

Associate Art Advisor, Catherine Asquith Art Advisory

Angeline has enjoyed an international art world career over the past twenty-five plus years in the art advisory and commercial gallery worlds of Australia, Hong Kong and Singapore, as well as with Sotheby’s, London.

Encompassing art advisory, gallery management, auction house management, academic research and client relationship development, her unique combination of skills and knowledge means she is equally at home in an auction room, art gallery or art fair setting.

Accomplishments of note during Angeline’s time at Sotheby’s, London include landmark auctions, such as The Wills Sale, Easton Neston and Important Turner Watercolours from the Guy & Myriam Ullens Collection as well as managing the valuation process for a number of significant private collections.

In 2016, as Consultant Manager, Angeline was instrumental in the successful launch of Mossgreen Auctions and Mossgreen Gallery in Sydney. She successfully delivered seven Single Owner Collection auctions and four gallery exhibitions within the first four months of opening. This included the white glove Max Dupain auction of archival photographs from the artist’s estate which launched the Sydney saleroom.

Enhancing Angeline’s art advisory and client relationship experience, she created and hosted a number of private art tours for HNW collectors, both within Australia and international, including to highly successful trips to Art Basel Hong Kong in 2014 and 2016.

Throughout her career, Angeline’s skill as an art management specialist has seen her advise and manage commercial galleries in Sydney, Melbourne, Singapore and Hong Kong.

Angeline holds a Masters Degree in Museum and Gallery Management from City University, London as well as a Bachelors Degree in Fine Art from the College Of Fine Art, University of NSW, Sydney. In 2012 she completed Sotheby’s Institute, Executive Education: Business Management in the Art World program in Hong Kong and in 2019 attained a Diploma in Interior Design from Sydney Design School.