According to Xinhua News Agency, the Hong Kong Palace Museum’s new thematic exhibition "The Streaming Light - Ming Dynasty Ceramic Treasures from the Palace Museum" was officially unveiled on the 9th, displaying a new batch of 106 ceramic treasures loaned by the Palace Museum.
This exhibition is jointly organized by the Hong Kong Palace Museum and the Palace Museum and will be open to the public from July 10. The exhibits on display include 21 national first-class cultural relics. The exhibition is divided into three units, displaying representative utensils from the early, middle and late Ming Dynasty, showing the development, evolution and outstanding achievements of Ming Dynasty ceramic crafts in terms of shape, glaze color, pattern and other aspects.
Luo Xianliang, deputy director of the Palace Museum, attended the opening ceremony and delivered a speech, saying that this exhibition presents the most distinctive categories of the Palace Museum's collections, showcases the history and culture of the Ming Dynasty and the wisdom of ceramic craftsmen, and allows the audience to experience the unique charm and charm of Chinese ceramic art. Its profound cultural connotation.
Tam Yun-chi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Hong Kong Palace Museum, delivered a speech, saying that it is a great honor to cooperate with the Palace Museum to leverage Hong Kong’s advantages in connecting the world and become a door for Chinese culture and art to the world.
This exhibition lasts for 2 years. The Hong Kong Palace Museum will also organize ceramic workshops, lectures and other activities to deepen the audience’s understanding of Ming Dynasty porcelain.
