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SUMMARY:Chinese Ceramics Produced in Hong Kong
DESCRIPTION:This intriguing talk examines how artisans are regarded as active agents of the hybridisation of various traditions from South China and modern techniques of ceramic craft production in Hong Kong. Dr Wong will use the representative case study of the Majestic Ceramics Factory in Hong Kong which hybridised Blanc de Chine and Jingdezhen porcelain sculptures for global market in Asia\, Europe\, North America and Australia from the 1950s to the 1990s. It uncovers how the artisans produce and sell porcelain fakes for Cat Street (Hollywood Road) and movie props for Shaw Brothers for shooting. It also discusses how Hong Kong became one of the major outsourcing ceramic production centres in East Asia during the US-China trade war of the 1950s. \nDr Sharon Wong Wai -Yee is an archaeologist teaching at the department of Anthropology\, The Chinese University of Hong Kong. She received her PhD in Southeast Asian Studies from the National University of Singapore. Her research interests include China-Southeast Asian cultural heritage studies. She is currently working on research projects on Khmer-Chinese ceramic studies in Angkor\, Cambodia and ancient port city networking along the maritime ceramic roads in Asia. \nHOW TO BOOK: By Friday 30 September please RSVP to Margaret White margaret.artmoves@gmail.com \nPlease RSVP before paying. Registered participants will be sent the ZOOM link a day or two prior the lecture. \nHOW TO PREPAY:\n1. By Direct Debit (“your name WONG” as reference)\nBSB: 012 003 Account Number: 2185 28414\nAccount Name: The Asian Arts Society of Australia \n2. By credit card on this website – see booking button on top right of this page
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LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Ceramics Study Group (NSW),Study Groups
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