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Following the closing of the exhibition “When Art Speaks” on a high note, the “When Art Speaks to the Heart” Lecture Series has also come to a successful conclusion. We extend our gratitude to Mr. Ian Huen for taking us on a journey to explore the relationship between history and cultural relics, across the past and present. We also thank the dedicated audience who joined us at the museum or online. The recorded lectures are now available on the Art Museum's YouTube channel. Click here to watch now!
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The Art of CUHK 2024 - The B.A. Graduation Exhibition - “Once In A Blue Moon”
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2024.6.2 - 2024.6.26
Gallery I, Art Museum, CUHK
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Celebrating the Year of the Dragon
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2024.2.2 - 2024.7.31
Gallery II, Art Museum, CUHK
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Amazing Clay: Masterpieces from the Ceramic Collection of CUHK Art Museum
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2024.2.2 - 2025.3.31
Gallery II, Art Museum, CUHK
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【Outreach Exhibition @ World Expo Museum, Shanghai 】Western Porcelain & Chinese Enamel: Canton Enamels Collection of the Art Museum of The Chinese University of Hong Kong
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2024.4.30 - 2024.7.21
World Expo Museum, Shanghai
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“When Art Speaks to the Heart” Lecture Series
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Topics (Chinese only)
第一講:東方明珠香江情 —— 二戰後的香港往事
第二講:嶺南毓琇出白沙 —— 誰說廣東是南蠻之地
第三講:放浪形骸那些年 —— 蘭亭序内外的魏晉風骨
第四講:蘇東坡 & Friends —— 宋代士人夜繽紛
第五講:沉船方知中土好 —— 大航海時代裡的中國
第六講:難為官商定分界 —— 晚清政商巨頭盛宣懷的心事
第七講:刻骨銘心食人族 —— 商與周的人肉產業鏈
第八講:萬歲萬歲萬萬歲 —— 帝皇,煉丹,長生不老
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#KudostoMums This delicate porcelain cup depicts a family of chickens out for a stroll in a lovely garden. On the cup, we see a devoted mother hen looking back at the majestically handsome father, as if imparting some reminders. The four fluffy, round chicks are brimming with energy, each striking a different pose - just like the lively children we take out for adventures!
This type of cup is called the doucai cup with chicken design, the most renowned ones being those of the Chenghua era (1465–1487) of the Ming dynasty. Because of its intricate craftsmanship and elegant design, it was recorded that during the Wanli reign the value of a single pair was worth one hundred thousand cash.
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When gazing into these perfectly round dragon eyes, a great sense of joy arises. Taking a closer look at this shard of basin with dragon and cloud in underglaze blue, dating from the Zhengtong to Tianshun reigns of the Ming dynasty (known as the “interregnum”), it reflects how dragon motifs at that time had become human-like, presenting a gentle and almost cute image reminiscent of cartoon characters. This indeed contrasts with the traditionally fierce and imposing image of dragons.
Don’t underestimate this porcelain shard with adorable dragon motifs. Based on research, it is believed to be a large basin originally used in the imperial court, produced in the official kilns of Jingdezhen in Jiangxi. The varying colours and detailed drawing of scales and hair showcase its exceptional quality.
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To enhance your online shopping experience, we are upgrading our bookshop system. During this maintenance period, the transaction function will be temporarily suspended. We look forward to unveiling the revamped online shop in the third quarter of 2024. Stay tuned for updates! In the meantime, come visit our Art Museum and browse our selection of publications and souvenirs.
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