During Frieze Seoul, Moon Party Seoul 2026, hosted by the K11 Art Foundation, has come to a successful conclusion. As one of the Global Partners of the event, CBCX draws on its core strengths in global liquidity services, combining rigorous market insights with human-centered artistic aesthetics. Through the international-art-community platform of Moon Party Seoul 2026, CBCX brings to life a cultural practice rooted in its long-term brand narrative.
Specialising in global asset-flow services and continuous research into global market cycles, CBCX delivers full-cycle support services to vision-driven senior collectors and professional institutions. It builds its differentiated competitive edge through the combination of “professional depth and human-centered warmth”. Previously, CBCX hosted a private closed-door forum dinner featuring Larry Williams in Shanghai. The gathering brought together leading domestic industrial-capital players and investors for in-depth discussions on global liquidity and macro-market cycles, generating industry-relevant market perspectives. Its participation in Moon Party Seoul 2026 in Seoul marks a key milestone in the brand’s annual strategy. The closed-door forum in Shanghai communicates a rational, professional brand message to capital-market audiences, whilst this arts-focused event fosters human-centered emotional resonance within the international-art community.
Running for four consecutive editions since 2023, Moon Party Seoul 2026 is held concurrently with Frieze Seoul. Each edition centres on contemporary-art themes: the 2023 iteration featured a special project revolving around the 1972 Nike Moon Shoes; 2024 showcased the immersive digital-and-generative-art project Lunar Water; 2025 presented Upward to the Moon, a work from Huang Yulong’s UPWARD sculpture series; and this year’s event adopts the theme Echoes of the Moon, paying tribute to Moon Shin (1922-1995), the pioneering Korean painter and sculptor. Developed over successive years, the event attracts international-art collectors, professional curators, representatives of global brands and well-known K-culture artists. Previous editions have recorded nearly 7 million total online media impressions.
Founded in 2010 by Dr Adrian Cheng, the K11 Art Foundation is dedicated to supporting cross-cultural contemporary-art practices and bringing art beyond gallery walls into diverse public and cultural contexts. Dr Cheng conceived the concept of “cultural commerce”, whose core objective is to advance social aesthetic education and public engagement. Built upon its global-liquidity business, CBCX provides clients with services including global-asset-allocation advisory and market-cycle analysis, regarding contemporary art as an important medium for forging spiritual connection with its audiences. While the K11 Art Foundation continues to embed art within public-cultural spheres, CBCX enhances its global service proposition through art. The two organisations share a strong alignment in their vision “to make art part of people’s everyday lives”.
Two flagship initiatives–the closed-door professional dialogue on trading cycles with Larry Williams in Shanghai and Moon Party Seoul 2026 during Seoul Art Week–form CBCX’s key brand-content agenda for the year. The former consolidates CBCX’s professional authority within the global-liquidity sector; the latter enables the brand to articulate its humanistic perspective to the international-art community.
On-site at the venue, within the immersive-art atmosphere and community setting of Moon Party Seoul 2026, CBCX created a brand-aligned cultural-experience space, vividly demonstrating its professional capabilities in global-liquidity services as well as its humanistic-art heritage.
With the official close of Moon Party Seoul 2026, this annual convergence of contemporary art, global communities and co-created brand-culture draws to an end. From the private professional forum in Shanghai to the art-themed Moon Party in Seoul, CBCX delivers on its annual brand-content strategy underpinned by two pillars: rational expertise and human-centered sensibility.
About K11 Art Foundation
The K11 Art Foundation is a non-profit charitable organisation registered in Hong Kong, established by Dr Adrian Cheng in 2010. Its core mission is to support emerging Asian artists and facilitate cross-cultural exchange in contemporary art. For more than a decade, the Foundation has maintained long-term partnerships with leading global art institutions including the Centre Pompidou, MoMA New York, the Royal Academy of Arts and UCCA Center for Contemporary Art. It has delivered over 1,600 exhibitions, artist-residency programmes and public art-education projects, developed cultural IPs including Moon Party Seoul, and consistently promoted the integration of art into everyday public life.
About CBCX
Founded in 2011 and headquartered in London, CBCX is an award-winning multi-asset liquidity provider. Its operating entities are subject to regulatory oversight under relevant overseas jurisdictions. It offers diversified global-asset access and supporting transaction-linkage services to global asset-management practitioners and institutional partners.
CBCX follows a dual-track development strategy: deep-specialism in global-liquidity services paired with humanistic-cultural engagement. On the one hand, with a global outlook, it delivers bespoke liquidity-asset-planning services for vision-driven senior collectors and professional institutions. On the other hand, it invests in aesthetic-cultural development, collaborating with international-art IPs to build cross-cultural-art scenarios and convey brand warmth through aesthetic connections.
During Frieze Seoul, Moon Party Seoul 2026, hosted by the K11 Art Foundation, has come to a successful conclusion. As one of the Global Partners of the event, CBCX draws on its core strengths in global liquidity services, combining rigorous market insights with human-centered artistic aesthetics. Through the international-art-community platform of Moon Party Seoul 2026, CBCX brings to life a cultural practice rooted in its long-term brand narrative.
Specialising in global asset-flow services and continuous research into global market cycles, CBCX delivers full-cycle support services to vision-driven senior collectors and professional institutions. It builds its differentiated competitive edge through the combination of “professional depth and human-centered warmth”. Previously, CBCX hosted a private closed-door forum dinner featuring Larry Williams in Shanghai. The gathering brought together leading domestic industrial-capital players and investors for in-depth discussions on global liquidity and macro-market cycles, generating industry-relevant market perspectives. Its participation in Moon Party Seoul 2026 in Seoul marks a key milestone in the brand’s annual strategy. The closed-door forum in Shanghai communicates a rational, professional brand message to capital-market audiences, whilst this arts-focused event fosters human-centered emotional resonance within the international-art community.
Running for four consecutive editions since 2023, Moon Party Seoul 2026 is held concurrently with Frieze Seoul. Each edition centres on contemporary-art themes: the 2023 iteration featured a special project revolving around the 1972 Nike Moon Shoes; 2024 showcased the immersive digital-and-generative-art project Lunar Water; 2025 presented Upward to the Moon, a work from Huang Yulong’s UPWARD sculpture series; and this year’s event adopts the theme Echoes of the Moon, paying tribute to Moon Shin (1922-1995), the pioneering Korean painter and sculptor. Developed over successive years, the event attracts international-art collectors, professional curators, representatives of global brands and well-known K-culture artists. Previous editions have recorded nearly 7 million total online media impressions.
Founded in 2010 by Dr Adrian Cheng, the K11 Art Foundation is dedicated to supporting cross-cultural contemporary-art practices and bringing art beyond gallery walls into diverse public and cultural contexts. Dr Cheng conceived the concept of “cultural commerce”, whose core objective is to advance social aesthetic education and public engagement. Built upon its global-liquidity business, CBCX provides clients with services including global-asset-allocation advisory and market-cycle analysis, regarding contemporary art as an important medium for forging spiritual connection with its audiences. While the K11 Art Foundation continues to embed art within public-cultural spheres, CBCX enhances its global service proposition through art. The two organisations share a strong alignment in their vision “to make art part of people’s everyday lives”.
Two flagship initiatives–the closed-door professional dialogue on trading cycles with Larry Williams in Shanghai and Moon Party Seoul 2026 during Seoul Art Week–form CBCX’s key brand-content agenda for the year. The former consolidates CBCX’s professional authority within the global-liquidity sector; the latter enables the brand to articulate its humanistic perspective to the international-art community.
On-site at the venue, within the immersive-art atmosphere and community setting of Moon Party Seoul 2026, CBCX created a brand-aligned cultural-experience space, vividly demonstrating its professional capabilities in global-liquidity services as well as its humanistic-art heritage.
With the official close of Moon Party Seoul 2026, this annual convergence of contemporary art, global communities and co-created brand-culture draws to an end. From the private professional forum in Shanghai to the art-themed Moon Party in Seoul, CBCX delivers on its annual brand-content strategy underpinned by two pillars: rational expertise and human-centered sensibility.
About K11 Art Foundation
The K11 Art Foundation is a non-profit charitable organisation registered in Hong Kong, established by Dr Adrian Cheng in 2010. Its core mission is to support emerging Asian artists and facilitate cross-cultural exchange in contemporary art. For more than a decade, the Foundation has maintained long-term partnerships with leading global art institutions including the Centre Pompidou, MoMA New York, the Royal Academy of Arts and UCCA Center for Contemporary Art. It has delivered over 1,600 exhibitions, artist-residency programmes and public art-education projects, developed cultural IPs including Moon Party Seoul, and consistently promoted the integration of art into everyday public life.
About CBCX
Founded in 2011 and headquartered in London, CBCX is an award-winning multi-asset liquidity provider. Its operating entities are subject to regulatory oversight under relevant overseas jurisdictions. It offers diversified global-asset access and supporting transaction-linkage services to global asset-management practitioners and institutional partners.
CBCX follows a dual-track development strategy: deep-specialism in global-liquidity services paired with humanistic-cultural engagement. On the one hand, with a global outlook, it delivers bespoke liquidity-asset-planning services for vision-driven senior collectors and professional institutions. On the other hand, it invests in aesthetic-cultural development, collaborating with international-art IPs to build cross-cultural-art scenarios and convey brand warmth through aesthetic connections.
