Art & Antique International Fair Ltd (AAIF) was founded in 2006 by well-known antique Chinese furniture dealer Andy Hei to provide a vibrant new platform in the Hong Kong for the art world in Asia and worldwide. The company is the pioneer of art fairs in Hong Kong: its inaugural fair in 2006 was the first international art fair in Hong Kong in more than a decade.

In 2010, Fine Art Asia was recognised as Hong Kong’s first globally acclaimed non-corporate art enterprise brand, featuring internationally renowned fine art and jewellery exhibitors as well as attracting the world’s foremost collectors. In 2011, Asian contemporary art collector and promoter Calvin Hui joined Fine Art Asia as Co-Chairman and Director, sharing his knowledge of the Asian art market and his public relations network to enhance and continue the expansion of the fair.

Fine Art Asia 2014 is the 10th edition of the fair which has now become a key annual fixture in the international art calendar. To celebrate this important landmark, Fine Art Asia made its successful debut in Beijing with the first edition of GFAA - Guardian Fine Art Asia in May 2014. The fair was co-hosted by Guardian Art Centre, in association with the 3rd CIFTIS, an international fair organised by the Ministry of Commerce of the PRC and the People’s Government of Beijing Municipality. 

Fair Organiser

Art & Antique International Fair Ltd (AAIF) was founded in 2006 by well-known antique Chinese furniture dealer Andy Hei to provide a vibrant new platform in the Hong Kong for the art world in Asia and worldwide. The company is the pioneer of art fairs in Hong Kong: its inaugural fair in 2006 was the first international art fair in Hong Kong in more than a decade.

In 2010, Fine Art Asia was recognised as Hong Kong’s first globally acclaimed non-corporate art enterprise brand, featuring internationally renowned fine art and jewellery exhibitors as well as attracting the world’s foremost collectors. In 2011, Asian contemporary art collector and promoter Calvin Hui joined Fine Art Asia as Co-Chairman and Director, sharing his knowledge of the Asian art market and his public relations network to enhance and continue the expansion of the fair.

Fine Art Asia 2014 is the 10th edition of the fair which has now become a key annual fixture in the international art calendar. To celebrate this important landmark, Fine Art Asia made its successful debut in Beijing with the first edition of GFAA - Guardian Fine Art Asia in May 2014. The fair was co-hosted by Guardian Art Centre, in association with the 3rd CIFTIS, an international fair organised by the Ministry of Commerce of the PRC and the People’s Government of Beijing Municipality.