Eugenio Re Rebaudengo is an entrepreneur, collector and curator, eager to share his passion for contemporary art.

He founded ARTUNER in 2013 with the aim of creating an innovative platform for artists and collectors. From then, he organized over 30 international exhibitions with over 100 artists. As a collector, Re Rebaudengo was recognized in the "40 Under 40 Global "by Apollo Magazine in 2017 and 2019 in the" 50 Collectors to watch" from ArtNews.

ARTUNER is an innovative and 'hybrid' art platform that organizes curated exhibitions by contemporary artists, both online and through a program of dynamic international pop-up exhibitions.

Howard Bilton is Chairman and founder of The Sovereign Group – one of the world’s largest privately-owned consultancies specialising in the provision of offshore trusts and companies and associated international tax advice.

Howard currently lives and works in Hong Kong.

Howard holds a joint honours degree in classics and law from the University of Keele and is qualified as a Barrister and called to the Bars of England/Wales and Gibraltar. As a visiting non-resident Professor at Texas A and M University, he assists with their LLM and Master’s degrees in International Tax and Offshore Centres. He is a regular contributor of articles to numerous newspapers and technical new wires.

In Hong Kong in 2003, Howard formed The Sovereign Art Foundation (SAF), a charitable organisation also registered in Guernsey, Malta, Singapore, South Africa and the United Kingdom. SAF runs a range of art prizes designed to increase the exposure of artists in the region, while raising money to help disadvantaged children. SAF has raised over US$9 million and has helped thousands of disadvantaged children using expressive arts as a means of education and rehabilitation.

Howard is also the Founder and Chairman of Howard’s Folly Wines, Portugal. All wines use art on the labels and often feature work by finalists of The Sovereign Asian Art Prize of the same year. A proportion of the wine operations revenue goes to support SAF.

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Melanie Gerlis became the art market columnist for the Financial Times in September 2016. She was previously Art Market Editor at The Art Newspaper (2007-2016), before which she worked in financial communications at Finsbury in London, advising investment banks, hedge funds and other financial services clients.

(1996-2005). She is a trustee of The Art Academy and Art360 and a member of the governing body for Sotheby’s Institute of Art. She has a BA from Cambridge University and an MA from Sotheby’s Institute of Art. Her book, ‘Art as an Investment?’, was published in 2014 (Lund Humphries).