
Panel Talk: How To Start An Art Collection
Sat 19 Sept · 14:30
Raleigh Chapel
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A panel discussion titled 'How To Start An Art Collection' will take place at the Raleigh Chapel in London on Saturday, 19 September 2026. The event marks the launch of a book by Georgia Spray and features various guests speaking between 2:30 and 3:30 PM. Attendees can join this workshop-style session to learn about modern art collecting without paying an entry fee.
Join us for a panel discussion on modern art collecting, marking the launch of How to Start an Art Collection by Georgia Spray
Date: Saturday, 19th September
Panel Talk: 2:30 to 3:30 PM. Guests are encouraged to arrive at 2 PM and stay on until 4 PM to meet the panel, see the exhibition and grab a signed copy of the book.
Location: Raleigh Chapel, N16
Chaired by Hayley Maitland (Writer & Contributing Editor of Vogue), the event brings the book’s practical advice to life. Georgia will be joined by two contributors featured in the book: interior designer Christian Bense and Palefire Studio founder Rowena Morgan-Cox.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The art world is often perceived as exclusive or intimidating. This talk aims to break down those barriers, offering straightforward, accessible advice for first-time buyers and art enthusiasts.
Rather than focusing on market trends or investment value, the discussion will centre on how to build a meaningful collection on any budget. The panel will cover how to:
Identifying your personal taste
Where to source art
Understanding the market and dissecting art speak
How to hang and curate your collection
Framing and display tips
ABOUT THE PANEL
Hayley Maitland (Chair): Hayley Maitland is a British-American writer based in London and, whenever possible, Rome. She is currently a contributing editor at British Vogue, where she spent the first 10 years of her career, latterly as news and features editor, publishing cover interviews, trend features, and global exclusives across the magazine and website. She now writes fiction, long-form profiles, reported stories, and essays for Vogue and elsewhere.
Georgia Spray (Author): Georgia Spray studied History of Art at Bristol University, going on to work at leading art institutions including White Cube Gallery, Christie’s and the Auction Room, a digital auction house, and for the art dealer Ivor Braka. She founded Partnership Editions in 2017, a curated platform to connect would-be collectors with emerging artists. Georgia also works as a personal art advisor to some world-leading interior designers, helping them collect emerging art for their residential and commercial projects around the world.
Christian Bense: Christian founded the studio in 2020, having worked in the industry for eight years prior in studios both in South Africa and London. This international cross section of experience, as well as his degree in Interior Design, provided the solid platform that has contributed to the studio's success. Garnering not only attention from the press, Christian earned two Rising Star accolades in the first two years of the studio's opening and has since gone on to be included in the prestigious House & Garden Top 101 list of the best British interior designers.
Rowena Morgan-Cox: Founder Rowena Morgan-Cox is a designer from south London. She spent almost a decade honing her eye as a specialist dealer in European sculpture, painting and decorative art. In 2018, she helped interior designer Tobias Vernon set up 8 Holland Street, and later, she was Managing Director of The Fine Art Society in London, relaunching the gallery in a new space for which she designed the interiors. Rowena holds an MA from the Courtauld Institute of Art.
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Panel Talk: How To Start An Art Collection takes place on Saturday, 19 September 2026 at 14:30.
Panel Talk: How To Start An Art Collection is held at Raleigh Chapel in London (138 Church Walk, London, N16 8QQ).
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Panel Talk: How To Start An Art Collection
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A panel discussion titled 'How To Start An Art Collection' will take place at the Raleigh Chapel in London on Saturday, 19 September 2026. The event marks the launch of a book by Georgia Spray and features various guests speaking between 2:30 and 3:30 PM. Attendees can join this workshop-style session to learn about modern art collecting without paying an entry fee.
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Organiser’s full description
Join us for a panel discussion on modern art collecting, marking the launch of How to Start an Art Collection by Georgia Spray
Date: Saturday, 19th September
Panel Talk: 2:30 to 3:30 PM. Guests are encouraged to arrive at 2 PM and stay on until 4 PM to meet the panel, see the exhibition and grab a signed copy of the book.
Location: Raleigh Chapel, N16
Chaired by Hayley Maitland (Writer & Contributing Editor of Vogue), the event brings the book’s practical advice to life. Georgia will be joined by two contributors featured in the book: interior designer Christian Bense and Palefire Studio founder Rowena Morgan-Cox.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The art world is often perceived as exclusive or intimidating. This talk aims to break down those barriers, offering straightforward, accessible advice for first-time buyers and art enthusiasts.
Rather than focusing on market trends or investment value, the discussion will centre on how to build a meaningful collection on any budget. The panel will cover how to:
Identifying your personal taste
Where to source art
Understanding the market and dissecting art speak
How to hang and curate your collection
Framing and display tips
ABOUT THE PANEL
Hayley Maitland (Chair): Hayley Maitland is a British-American writer based in London and, whenever possible, Rome. She is currently a contributing editor at British Vogue, where she spent the first 10 years of her career, latterly as news and features editor, publishing cover interviews, trend features, and global exclusives across the magazine and website. She now writes fiction, long-form profiles, reported stories, and essays for Vogue and elsewhere.
Georgia Spray (Author): Georgia Spray studied History of Art at Bristol University, going on to work at leading art institutions including White Cube Gallery, Christie’s and the Auction Room, a digital auction house, and for the art dealer Ivor Braka. She founded Partnership Editions in 2017, a curated platform to connect would-be collectors with emerging artists. Georgia also works as a personal art advisor to some world-leading interior designers, helping them collect emerging art for their residential and commercial projects around the world.
Christian Bense: Christian founded the studio in 2020, having worked in the industry for eight years prior in studios both in South Africa and London. This international cross section of experience, as well as his degree in Interior Design, provided the solid platform that has contributed to the studio's success. Garnering not only attention from the press, Christian earned two Rising Star accolades in the first two years of the studio's opening and has since gone on to be included in the prestigious House & Garden Top 101 list of the best British interior designers.
Rowena Morgan-Cox: Founder Rowena Morgan-Cox is a designer from south London. She spent almost a decade honing her eye as a specialist dealer in European sculpture, painting and decorative art. In 2018, she helped interior designer Tobias Vernon set up 8 Holland Street, and later, she was Managing Director of The Fine Art Society in London, relaunching the gallery in a new space for which she designed the interiors. Rowena holds an MA from the Courtauld Institute of Art.
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❓ Frequently asked questions
When is Panel Talk: How To Start An Art Collection?
Panel Talk: How To Start An Art Collection takes place on Saturday, 19 September 2026 at 14:30.
Where is Panel Talk: How To Start An Art Collection taking place?
Panel Talk: How To Start An Art Collection is held at Raleigh Chapel in London (138 Church Walk, London, N16 8QQ).
How much are tickets for Panel Talk: How To Start An Art Collection?
Entry to Panel Talk: How To Start An Art Collection is free.
How do I get tickets for Panel Talk: How To Start An Art Collection?
Tickets for Panel Talk: How To Start An Art Collection can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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