EURASIA ARTS INTERNATIONAL started in 1980, when prominent lawyer-businessman-civic leader Atty. Isidoro Belo Dadivas officially registered Eurasia Arts International in the Ministry of Trade and Commerce (now DTI) as a music and arts management and marketing company. Upon its inception and up to the present it has been managed and directed by international impresario and organizer Eugenio "George" Dadivas who is an arts marketing and museology course graduate from the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) and the National Museum of the Philippines. He helped established the Pasig City Museum and has worked with the Historical Museums Committee of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA). He has travelled Europe extensively for arts and culture.

Barcelona-based Guy Custodio and Luz Verceles-Dadivas were the initial artists of Eurasia Arts. In the 90's, EAI conducted several exhibits in Makati CBD and in Ortigas Center, Philippines. In 2003, Eurasia Arts accepted new and established artists like popular singer/actor Victor Wood and known artist Loreto Racuya. In 2005, it took in Aldrino Abes and promising young artist Oliver John V. Dadivas whose artwork is now part of the collection of Austrian ambassador H.E. Herbert Jaeger.

At the outset of the 2Ist century, it mounted several exhibits at the Pasig City Museum, Makati Museum and at the Bonifacio Global City. National Artist Napoleon Abueva was its guest of honor at its first exhibit at the Makati Museum.

Well-known and distinguished personalities had appreciated, acquired and collected the unique artworks of the above artists like former Sen. Leticia Shahani, Pasig Rep. Dodot Jaworski, National Artist for Sculpture Napoleon Abueva, Spanish Ambassador H.E. Herminio Morales, Health Usec. Alexander Padilla, Philippine Daily Inquirer Editor-in-chief Ms. Letty Jimenez- Magsanoc, Australian Ambassador to the Philippines H.E. Ruth Pearce and Austrian Ambassador H.E. Herbert Jaeger.

Numerous distinctive artworks of EAI artists has been exhibited in various museums, art galleries, hotels, trendy residences and popular venues in the Philippines, Japan, Canada, USA, in the Middle East and Europe.