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香港大學美術博物館
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University Museum and Art Gallery, University of Hong Kong
Since its inception in 1953, the University Museum and Art Gallery at the University of Hong Kong has increased its collections to over one thousand items of Chinese antiquities, notably bronzes, ceramics and paintings. The Website provides information on exhibitions (current, past and upcoming), collections (accompanied by pictures), lectures and events. Also features a virtual tour (.qt) of the museum, information on Tsui Art Foundation, the museum store and the Museum Society.
Szeto Lap
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The University of Hong Kong Museum Journal No. 3
The University of Hong Kong Museum Journal is devoted to the advancement of knowledge in the arts. It was the main outlet for the publication of research by both Chinese and overseas scholars. It was first published in 2003, and this third issue focused on Chinese ceramics and the maritime trade. The five articles were papers delivered at a symposium accompanying the exhibition "Chinese Ceramics and the Maritime Trade Pre-1700s" held on 16 June 2007 at the University Museum and Art Gallery. The symposium brought together archaeologists and ceramic scholars from China, Southeast Asia and Europe, highlighting recent advances in archaeological, maritime, and ceramic studies on export ceramics in the pre-1700 period.
板上風景
This catalogue accompanies the exhibition at The University Museum and Art Gallery of HKU presents an exhibition featuring early paintings by the pioneering Hong Kong artist, Hon Chi-fun (b. 1922). The focus is a group of oil paintings dating to the late 1950s that the museum acquired in 1998. Hon is best known for his work as an abstract artist in acrylic and mixed media. This catalogue looks at the foundations of his later abstract practice through his early landscapes executed in oil on board, and a selection of calligraphic works and ink stones. Hon has a unique calligraphic style, and a deeply poetic sensibility.
博藝
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