2020 No.3
Event:Gold for Glory: History, Communication, Craft, The Research Programme of Chinese Archaeology and Art
The exhibition, “Gold for Glory: History, Communication, Craft”, is co-organised by the Suzhou Museum and the Art Museum, CUHK. Members of the RPCAA curates the whole exhibition. A hundred items (sets) of exhibits will be on display, and 25 museums and institutions across the country will be participating in this event. The exhibition is divided into four key sections, which illustrates the development of gold art between the Shang and Qing dynasties and the intercultural communications between different regions in the past.
 
The craftmanship of Chinese gold art will be demonstrated, including how the technology has been inherited since the ancient times. The exhibition catalogue will be published in November 2020.
 
This exhibition is one of the outcomes of the study, "Ancient Chinese Gold Techniques Research Project (Phase II)". The research scheme is sponsored by Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Co. Ltd.
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Event: Celebrating the Year of the Rat, Art Museum
Event: Amazing Clay: The Ceramic Collection of the Art Museum
Event: Hong Kong Impressions
Event: CU Art Buddy 2020, Art Museum
Event: Embrace Art at Home, Art Museum
Event: “Heart to Heart Talks” Video Series, Art Museum
Event: Time Travel • Hong Kong, Art Museum
Event: “Made in Hong Kong” Online Talk, Art Museum
Event: “Study on Ancient Tai Po Culture in Archaeological Perspectives”, Research Programme of Chinese Archaeology and Art, Art Museum
Event:Gold for Glory: History, Communication, Craft, The Research Programme of Chinese Archaeology and Art
Event: The Fourth Forum on University Chinese, T.T. Ng Chinese Language Research Centre
Event: Stephen C. Soong Translation Studies Memorial Awards 2019-2020, Research Centre for Translation
Event: On-line book launch "THE INCONVENIENT GENERATION ", Universities Service Centre for China Studies
New Publications
Event Highlight: The Sixth Inter-Regional Forum on Dialectal Grammar, T.T. Ng Chinese Language Research Centre
Event Highlight: Lecture Series of “Hong Kong Impressions”, Art Museum
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