Grotto Fine Art was founded in 2001 to help shape, nurture, and promote the careers of emerging Hong Kong artists. Today, our mission remains constant. While many of our artists have benefited from extensive international exposure and have been included in prestigious museum shows and collections, we continue to make room in our schedule every season for artists new to the marketplace. We were and remain the only gallery dedicated exclusively to contemporary Hong Kong art. Grotto Fine Art holds six to eight one-person exhibitions per year in addition to local and overseas art fairs. In 2009, Grotto Projects was launched to provide additional space to the existing gallery as well as providing prime venue for curatorial projects by invitation. Academically, Grotto actively engages in curatorial projects with touring exhibitions in an effort to foster the understanding of Hong Kong art. As a consultant, we work with corporate and private collections and has placed works in institutions around the world such as the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco, Ashmolean Museum of Art at Oxford, Queensland Art Gallery in Brisbane, Hong Kong Museum of Art and the Hong Kong Heritage Museum. Grotto’s director and chief curator, Henry Au-yeung, is a specialist in 20th Century Chinese art. Henry writes, curates and lectures regularly on the field.