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Lingnan Culture Series
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Electronic Publications
Research on Seal Collection of the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware and Seal Carving in Lingnan
The research project was launched to conduct the first dedicated study of the 677 seals in the collection of the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware (MT), donated by the K.S. Lo Foundation. The focus lies on the seal carving and Guangdong and Hong Kong seal carvers, in order to enhance the understanding of the seal collection's importance for the development of seal carving in this region. This one-year project is carried out in two phases from May 2017 through to May 2018 to undertake a comprehensive study of the seals and their seal carvers and to build an inclusive database of the collection for research, publishing and curatorial purposes.
Education Kits
Education Pamphlet of ‘The Great Unity – Civilisation of the Qin and Han Dynasties in Shaanxi Province’
To accompany the exhibition, this education pamplet focuses on the theme of 'Qin and Han Heritage in Hong Kong'. It highlights daily lifes in Lingnan and the integration and coexistence of Central Plains and Southern cultures.
Educational Pamphlet of “Gilded Glory: Chaozhou Woodcarving”
Through approximately 120 sets of exhibits from Guangdong Museum, the exhibition illustrates the practical usage, subject matters and artistic features of Chaozhou woodcarving, while giving the audience a taste of the customs and humanistic spirit of Chaoshan region. The exhibition also features other works of woodcarving under various topics and introduces the customs and traditions of the Chaoshan community in Hong Kong.
Worksheet of “Historical Imprints of Lingnan: Major Archaeological Discoveries of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao” Exhibition
Showcasing over 700 items of archaeological finds from the most significant sites in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, the exhibition explores the historical and cultural developments of the three places spanning from the Palaeolithic period to the Ming dynasty and introduces the major archaeological achievements, the technological advancements in archaeological excavations and the progress of promoting public archaeology in the three places over the decades. To accompany the exhibition, this worksheet examines the patterns on pottery, bronze artefacts, and relevant insights into archaeology.
Loan Out Services
‘Chao Shao-an: Master of the Lingnan School’ Multimedia Video Programmes
An introduction to the Lingnan Art Studio and the life and personal experiences of Professor Chao Shao-an. (approx 13 min)
‘Opera Booth’ Multimedia Video Programmes
An introduction to traditional Cantonese opera through clips of five performances: Seven Petitions, Making a Scene at the Green Bamboo Temple, Luk Long Reprimands His Son, The Imperial Emperor of Heaven Holds Court and Ping Gui Leaves the Cave Dwelling. (approx 15 min)
Video
EDB Educational MultiMedia: ‘Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage’
Through short videos introducing intangible cultural heritage (ICH) items such as poon choi, cheongsam making, the unicorn dance, and paper crafting technique, these audiovisual resources will help the public discover the treasures of Hong Kong.
Guangzhou Museum: ‘Taste of Guangzhou Frozen in Time’ Series (Cantonese)
Based on the book The Disappearing Famous Dishes, this video series explores social life in modern Guangzhou through its food culture.
CMG ‘Gongtong Wenhua Jiayuan’ Series: ‘Tastes of Hong Kong’
The 'Gongtong Wenhua Jiayuan' Series integrated media project, which selected a number of outstanding cultural programmes and transformed them into a series of short videos, while some of these videos are even specially adapted for Hong Kong audience with Cantonese dubbing.
Barwo Channel Online Classroom of Cantonese Opera
A total of 47 episodes of guided teaching materials in Cantonese opera are available at “Barwo Channel: Cantonese Online Classes”. The contents in the 47 episodes were diversified, with each episode focusing different elements of Cantonese opera such as singing, acting, recitation and acrobatics, makeup, costumes, etc. As the best guide for introductory Cantonese opera, the Barwo Channel: Cantonese Online Classes is surely the best choice for people who are interested in knowing more about Cantonese opera. As the Venue Partner of the Chinese Artist Association of Hong Kong, the Administration Office of the Yau Ma Tei Theatre selectively uploaded 8 episodes to the LCSD Edutainment Channel.