Founded in 1985 in London by the late Anna Maria Rossi, who was joined two years later by her son, Fabio, Rossi & Rossi has established itself as a foremost authority in contemporary Asian art, representing leading artists from the Himalayan region, the Middle East, South Asia and beyond.  

Prior to venturing into contemporary art in 2005, Anna Maria and Fabio had already earned a global reputation as pre-eminent dealers in classical Indian and Himalayan art. Known for their groundbreaking exhibitions and scholarly publications, they further expanded the gallery’s influence in the burgeoning Asian art market by opening a dedicated space in Hong Kong in 2013.  

Under Fabio’s leadership, Rossi & Rossi has been championing modern and contemporary European artists in Asia since 2018, staging the first exhibition in Hong Kong on the work of Italian avant-garde artist Aldo Mondino, along with a successful commercial presentation of works by Italian painter and printmaker Giorgio Morandi.  

Operating from premises in southern Hong Kong, Rossi & Rossi is recognised today as a pioneer in the development and promotion of contemporary Asian artists. At the same time, the gallery remains actively involved in the field of classical art from the Himalayas and neighbouring regions. This rare combination of classical and contemporary offerings not only reflects a breadth of expertise in both fields, but also fosters an engaging dialogue between the two.  

In addition to its exhibition programme, Rossi & Rossi engages extensively with major museums and distinguished private collectors worldwide. Clientele include globally renowned institutions, such as the Louvre Abu Dhabi, the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), the National Palace Museum (Taipei), M+ (Hong Kong) and Tate Modern (London).  

The gallery regularly participates in Art Basel Hong Kong, Artissima and Abu Dhabi Art, amongst other leading international art fairs, reinforcing its global stature and commitment to professionalism in the arts.  

Rossi & Rossi is a member of the Hong Kong Art Gallery Association (HKAGA).