HSBC Celebrates Latin American Art at Art Basel Miami Beach 2025
HSBC’s deep connection to Latin America and its dedication to promoting the arts came to life during a collaboration at Art Basel Miami Beach 2025 with Haute Media Group. HSBC curated a special VIP evening event for clients and invited guests to connect, exchange ideas, and gain new perspectives on some of history’s most celebrated artists.
HSBC Wealth Relationship Managers attended the event
The event featured a panel led by renowned gallerist Gary Nader, who discussed how Miami has positioned itself as a key player in the global art community.
Nadar was raised in the Dominican Republic, came to the United States in 1985 to establish an art center focused on Latin American art and has been active in the art world for four decades. His 40-year legacy also includes one of the world’s largest collections of sculptures and paintings by Fernando Botero.
Renowned Gallerist Gary Nader and George Moscoso, HSBC Private Banking US’s Head of Latin America and the South and Mid-Atlantic Region
The gallerist discussed how the enduring popularity of Pablo Picasso and Botero, born in Spain and Colombia respectively, underscore the sustained demand for works by master artists. With that, Nader noted Picasso’s transcendent influence on generations of Latin American artists, particularly Botero.
Currently, Nader is showcasing works from both artists at The Gary Nader Art Centre in Miami through July 31st, 2026.
Guests explore the The Gary Nader Art Centre in Miami
Nader also expressed his conviction that fine art will continue to serve as a meaningful and lucrative long-term alternative investment.
The evening’s highlights also included an inspiring and exclusive performance from The Florida Grand Opera as well as remarks from George Moscoso, HSBC Private Banking US’s Head of Latin America and the South and Mid-Atlantic Region.
“We view Miami and Art Basel as cornerstones of HSBC’s relationship with the arts,” Moscoso concluded.
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