Eythos

The provided articles do not mention an organization called "Eythos." Instead, they focus on Hong Kong's art market and its efforts to maintain its position as a global art trading hub. The articles highlight the continuation of Hong Kong's Art March celebrations despite disruptions to air travel caused by the conflict in the Middle East. Furthermore, the Hong Kong Airport Authority is partnering with a private company to develop a HK$300 million art storage facility, expected to open next year. This development aims to solidify Hong Kong's role as the world’s second-largest primary art trading market. The articles emphasize Hong Kong's commitment to supporting the art market through infrastructure development and the successful execution of major art events, even amidst global challenges.