Invest in... Street Art

The Swiss Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong is very glad to invite you to the third event of the series "Invest in..." aiming to open the door to the rising class of alternative assets investment which have been the privilege of exclusive collectors, billionaires or aficionados.

For this third episode we have the privilege to welcome TwentyCinco & Opera Gallery! Their talented and experienced speakers are going to share with us precious insights on how to invest in Street Art.

Many thanks to our members, the Swiss House Shop, and the Swiss Wine Store for supplying the event with Swiss Food & Swiss Wine.

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About TwentyCinco:

TwentyCinco is the encounter of two art lovers, Gil Bourgeois and Jeremy Weltmann.

Its mission is to accompany: on the one hand the artists on the art market, to expose them while respecting their editorial line, the edition of creations in connection with their current events, to develop their visibility by the means of various media.

On the other hand, to advise collectors, to direct them towards artists and pieces in which we identify potential, that will constitute a patrimony both profitable and coherent.

About Opera Gallery:

Opera Gallery was founded in 1994, simultaneously in Paris and in Singapore with the aim of showing international emerging artists alongside masters of contemporary and modern art. It is present today in prime locations around the world: New York, Miami, Aspen, London, Monaco, Geneva, Dubai, Beirut, Hong Kong, Seoul, Singapore and Paris. OG presents work across all media including painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, photography and video and seeks to cultivate the lineages that run between emerging and established artists. Since its inception, Opera Gallery has strived to offer museums, foundations and private international art collectors unique access to an incredible selection of Modern and Contemporary artists through an exciting programme of curated exhibitions in each of its locations and in high profile art fairs.