BY DAISY YIYOU WANG, FENG ZHAO AND SUM YIN YAU

The Chris Hall Collection at the Hong Kong Palace Museum (HKPM) is one of the world’s most comprehensive and significant collections of historical Chinese textiles. It includes nearly 3000 works from the Warring States period (475–221 BC) to the 21st century and

BY LIU YANG

The gong, exemplified by an outstanding vessel in the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) (1), is a ritual wine container that emerged as a distinctive bronze form during the late Shang period (circa 1300–1046 BC)…

BY NATALIE MARCHANT

This year, our Gallery celebrates its centenary. Marchant was founded in London in 1925 by my great grandfather, Samuel Sidney Marchant….

BY KEI TAKAHSHI

In the world of calligraphy, Yuichi Inoue (1916–1985) is often regarded as the man who opened new horizons. His pioneering work, marked by…

BY JAMES C.S. LIN

This article examines variations of Chinese reverse-painted glass mirrors, some found with similar composition but also with notable differences.