Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong Museum of Art｜The “Zoom-in World Treasures” Talk Series invites various experts and scholars to explore the diverse charms of Chinese and foreign art and culture from multiple perspectives.

Description

In the 18th century, Europe was captivated by “Chinoiserie” gardens, and a love of Chinese plants began to bloom. As part of the programme of the exhibition “Blooming: The Art of Gardens in East and West”, the HKMoA has invited Associate Professor Wang Lianming to reveal a cross-cultural story of garden exchange between the Catholic Church in Beijing and European botanical gardens through a giant painting housed at the National Library of France.

*Enrolment is not required. The Hall will be open for admission 15 minutes before the talk commences. Limited seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

The “Zoom-in World Treasures” Talk Series invites various experts and scholars to explore the diverse charms of Chinese and foreign art and culture from multiple perspectives.