The Chinese University of Hong Kong Law School has just announced its Greater China Legal History Seminar Series for 2024-25. These talks are on ZOOM, free, in English, and open to the public. We think SEACS members may be interested in an upcoming talk (13 October, 12:30-2:00 pm HK time) on "The Gates of Kam Tin: An Early Case of Repatriation of Looted Cultural Property". For more information....
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NUS Press has just released the Temasek Wreck report ["The Temasek Wreck Blue-and-White Porcelain Database: Distribution and Composition" by Dr. Michael Flecker, as part of its Southeast Asian Archaeological Site Reports. Download the report.
SEACS invites its members to submit ceramics, books, magazines & related materials to its annual ceramics & book sale to be held on September 21-22, 2024. All items for sale must be properly recorded and submitted using the appropriate forms on Saturday or Sunday, 17 or 18 August. The forms may be downloaded from our website. For more information....
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A new exhibition at the National Museum of Cambodia features artefacts newly returned to Cambodia featuring 99 artefacts including sandstone sculptures and jewellery.
"Au coeur de la couleur" (Unblemished colours: Chinese monochrome masterpieces 8th-18th century) is the Musée Guimet's special summer exhibition, closing 16 September 2024. For more information, visit their English-language website (https://www.guimet.fr/en/exhibitions/unblemished-colours). A selection of photos and sample texts courtesy of one of our members is posted on our "Ceramic Stories" page.
A peek at some of the highlights of the 2024 Musée Guimet special exhibition "Au Coeur de la Coleur" contributed by SEACS member Alexandra Domart
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This exhibition, organised by the Society for Chinese Ceramic Studies, features Chinese ceramics from the Six dynasties to the Yuan Dynasty and is open until July 27, 2024 (closed the last Monday of the month). Opening hours are 10 am - 6 pm and admission is free. Venue: The Gallery@L3; Fort Canning Centre; 5 Cox Terrace, Singapore.
SEACS Hon. Secretary Foo Shu Tieng is also an Associate Librarian with the National Library, Singapore, and works with the Singapore and Southeast Asia collections. She has a newly published article on the two ancient gold coins that were uncovered near present-day Keppel Harbour that unfortunately vanished before they could be properly studied. Listen to the podcast that tells the story.
A letter of enquiry regarding a collector's suspected Sukhothai ceramic elicits our expert member's advice
