Ming Ceramics for the Islamic Market: ‘Ninefold circle’ Plates with Arabic Script w/ Dr. Annabel Teh Gallop of the British Library
All over Southeast Asia is found a particular type of coarse Chinese e [...]
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Ceramics in Museums: SEACS Councillors Share their Favourite Collections
Our councillors share some of their favourite ceramic museums around t [...]
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SEACS AGM for 2024 to be held on Friday 14 March 2025
Singapore National Library 100 Victoria Street, Singapore, SingaporeSEACS will be holding its AGM for fiscal year 2024 on Friday, 14 March [...]
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An Update with Marine Archaeologist Michael Flecker
This was a very special SEACS members-only, in-person event in Singap [...]
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A SEACS Field Trip to Penang and Kedah: Nov 16-17, 2024
SEACS members at the Bujang Valley archaeological museum site SEACS [...]
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“The Five Famous Wares of the Song Dynasty” with Professor Sabrina Rastelli
Join us on 20 October for a talk on the 'Five Famous Wares of the Song [...]
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Singapore’s Tang Shipwreck artefacts now on display in London through 23 February 2025
A number of Singapore's prize 9th-century Tang Dynasty shipwreck artef [...]
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27 September – Richard W. C. Kan on Chinese monochromes
Singapore National Library 100 Victoria Street, Singapore, SingaporeThe Program: “Richard Kan, In Pursuit of Unblemished Colours” About th [...]
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SEACS Annual Ceramics & Book Sale
Our popular annual Ceramics & Books Sale was held in two parts. Du [...]
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The Southeast Asian Book Sale – 15 September 1-5 pm
The public is invited to SEACS' Annual Ceramic & Book Sale: Part 1 [...]
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Dr. Tim Winter on “Jingdezhen: Creativity, Craft and the World Heritage of Ceramics”
As we know, ceramics defy easy categorisation. Part art, part craft, v [...]
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From Prasat to Preah Vihear – The Archaeology of Early Theravada Buddhism at Angkor, Cambodia
Our Society’s founder William Y. Willetts’ interest in Asian art histo [...]