2015 No.4
Opening Ceremony of The Bei Shan Tang Legacy: Rubbings of Stone Engraving and Model Calligraphy, Art Museum
 

The opening ceremony of The Bei Shan Tang Legacy: Rubbings of Stone Engraving and Model Calligraphy exhibition was held on Friday 16 October 2015. The officiating guests included Mr. Chien Lee, Chairman, Bei Shan Tang Foundation; Professor Joseph S.Y. Sung, Vice-Chancellor and President of CUHK; Mr. Christopher Mok, Chairman, Advisory Committee, Art Museum, CUHK; Professor Lai Chi Tim, Acting Director, ICS, CUHK; Professor Fu Shen, Professor, Graduate Institute of Art History, Taiwan University; Mr. Shi Anchang, Researcher, The Palace Museum; Professor Josh Yiu, Acting Director, Art Museum, CUHK; and Dr. Ho Pik Ki, Associate Researcher, Art Museum, CUHK.

This exhibition is one of a series of themed exhibitions of the Bei Shan Tang Collection continuing from the previous exhibitions of Chinese calligraphy and Yixing Zisha Stoneware. It features, in two phases, 70 pieces of precious ink rubbing. Members of the public are welcome to visit the exhibition. Admission is free.

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