Mee-Seen Loong is a Fine Art Consultant based in New York.  Prior to the establishment  of Mee-Seen Loong Fine Art LLC she was  Senior Vice President, Head of International Asian Business Development and Client Services and a senior specialist in the Chinese Works of Art Department in Sothebys New York.  She now provides art advisory services to individual collectors, institutions and corporations in the United States and Asia. and  remains a consultant to Sothebys.  An established expert in Chinese works of art, Ms. Loong will expand her consultative services to include the representation and promotion of contemporary Chinese artists. 

During her thirty-year long association with Sothebys, Ms. Loong was  the Co-Director of the Chinese Works of Art department in North America and Managing Director of Sotheby's Hong Kong.  She has worked on some of the best collections of Chinese art to come up at auction in the last quarter century, including Eugene Bernat, Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Bull, J.M. Hu, The J.T. Tai Foundation, Dr. Ip Yee, T.Y. Chao I and II, Paul and Helen Bernat, An Important Collection of Ming and Qing Porcelain, The British Rail Pension Fund , Antoinette and Frederick Van Slyke,  Goldschmidt,  Robert Hatfield Ellsworth, and the Estate of Laurance Rockefeller. She has advised on art exhibitions in museums and galleries in Asia and North America, She also played a key role in the first sale of Chinese Contemporary Art at Sotheby's New York in March 2006.

Active in art and educational circles, she has served as Honorary Secretary for the Friends of the Hong Kong Museum of Art and on numerous Boards including the American Field Service International Scholarships, The China Heritage Foundation, and the New York Friends of the Wellesley Art Museum.  In 1996 she was a co-founder of Valentine Willie Fine Arts in Kuala Lumpur, a gallery specializing in contemporary South- East Asian art.

A native of Kuala Lumpur, Mee-Seen Loong earned her Bachelor's degree in Art History from Wellesley College and her Master's degree in Far Eastern Art from Columbia University.