Art Museum of the Chinese University of Hong Kong
Shatin, Chinese University, Hong Kong, China
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The Chinese University of Hong Kong Art Museum is a museum of painting and calligraphy. It was founded in 1971. The museum takes an active part in achieving the university’s goals, developing Chinese culture and heritage, and enriching the spiritual well-being of society. It's in the town of Shatin.
The art museum is based on a collection of painting and calligraphy acquired by Mr. Jen Yu-wen in 1973. The entire collection today has more than 12,000 items. Quite rich here is a collection of ceramics, bronze, jade. The museum has a collection of ivory objects, lacquerware and sculptures that are intended for exploration.
The Art Museum constantly hosts various exhibitions that cover a wide range of Chinese art. Thematic exhibitions are often organized in collaboration with other Chinese museums and private collectors in Hong Kong.