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AmsterdamAmsterdam’s Schiphol airport is an international hub for passengers and freight. It provides an important connection between European road transport and intercontinental flights. Consequently it is strategically essential to have a base here for any kind of logistics, fine art included. Read more |
BeijingBeijing is the capital of China. Its historical heart lies in the Forbidden City. But in the past decade a lot of the old city has been replaced by dazzling new buildings. Read more |
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BrusselsThe attractive city of Brussels close to Zaventem airport. The beauty of the city is that it accommodates trade and business from the smallest to the biggest kind. Read more |
DubaiAlthough among the oldest inhabited regions, as a centre for the fine art market the Middle East and UAE is in a vigorous youth. |
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FrankfurtAs a vibrant hub for both commerce and culture, the metropolis of Frankfurt is located in the heart of continental Europe. Read more |
Hong KongIn 2011 Hong Kong overtook the USA as the world’s largest art and antique market. Read more |
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Kuala LumpurThe capital city of Malaysia has seen some very dynamic growth in the local art scene since the inception of its first art auction in 2010. The number of local auction houses has grown from one auction house in 2010 to four auction houses by the end of 2013. Read more |
LondonWith its origins going back to the Roman days, located on the lively river Thames and the biggest urban zone in the European Union, it really is no surprise to find huge amounts of both old and contemporary art of every category in this vibrant, historical city. Read more |
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MilanMilan and fashion seem to be synonyms, but Milan is also known for furniture design, opera, and Leonardo Da Vinci’s decorations in the Santa Maria delle Grazie (a UNESCO World Heritage site). |
MoscowMoscow is the capital of Russia and houses several important museums. Read more |
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MumbaiWith a diverse and larger audience Mumbai is a hub for the Indian art market. Home to public art galleries like Jehangir Art gallery, National gallery of modern art and mushrooming commercial art galleries. |
New DelhiNew Delhi has always been an inspiration with its art and cultural exclusivity. The perfect blend of rich history, ancient culture and modernization gives a great backdrop for its thriving art scene.Read more |
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OxfordOxford is in the south of England and is a world famous city of science and education. Read more |
ParisParis, the City of light, is one of the most visited cities, not least among its attractions are its museums and galleries. Read more |
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ShanghaiShanghai has the largest city population of China and probably of the world. It is a financial centre and the busiest port of the world. |
St. PetersburgTsar Peter the Great not only gave his name to this city, but also left it one of the most important collections. |
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Projects
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Crown Fine Art Hong Kong has been appointed by The Antiquities and Monuments Office (AMO) of HKSAR to crate, pack, install and provide project management services for the Treasures from Sacred Hill exhibition.
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The exhibition “The craft of the arts: Seduction and beauty in the contemporary world”, combines expressions of "traditional" artistic creativity, such as paintings and sculptures, with the so-called minor arts, such as coins, miniature sculpture, jewellery and silverware.
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