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1/ “Early Chinese Photography Collection of Moonchu Foundation” Roving Exhibition

Date: 2026/9/9 (Wednesday) to 2026/12/29 (Tuesday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Hong Kong Central Library (10/F Arts Resource Centre)
Description: Photographs capture transient moments. As they are duplicated, the moments are preserved, rendering history tangible through visual documentation and allowing one to visualise scenes that are long gone. The Chinese photography collection of the Moonchu Foundation held by the Hong Kong Museum of History includes more than 20,000 photographic works and related books and periodicals. The majority date from the late 19th century to the early 20th century, documenting significant historical events and military campaigns alongside urban landscapes and folk customs of the period from both macro and micro perspectives. This exhibition presents selected photographs from this collection to reveal the visage of China a century ago.

2/ “Early Chinese Photography Collection of Moonchu Foundation” Roving Exhibition

Date: 2026/6/17 (Wednesday) to 2026/7/31 (Friday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Hong Kong Central Library (1/F, Exhibition and Activities Area)
Description: Photographs capture transient moments. As they are duplicated, the moments are preserved, rendering history tangible through visual documentation and allowing one to visualise scenes that are long gone. The Chinese photography collection of the Moonchu Foundation held by the Hong Kong Museum of History includes more than 20,000 photographic works and related books and periodicals. The majority date from the late 19th century to the early 20th century, documenting significant historical events and military campaigns alongside urban landscapes and folk customs of the period from both macro and micro perspectives. This exhibition presents selected photographs from this collection to reveal the visage of China a century ago.

1/ “The Golden Age of the Sui and Tang Dynasties Depicted in Dunhuang Murals” Roving Exhibition

Date: 2026/9/23 (Wednesday) to 2026/10/31 (Saturday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Hong Kong Central Library (1/F, Exhibition and Activities Area)
Description: Dunhuang, a pivotal hub along the ancient Silk Road, is renowned worldwide for its rich cultural heritage. The murals within the Dunhuang Caves depict scenes of daily life, rare treasures and figures ranging from officials to common folk. These portrayals encapsulate the ancient society, showcasing the multicultural tapestry of Dunhuang as an important stop on the Silk Road and offering a glimpse into the social landscape of the past. This roving exhibition uses panels to showcase the exquisite murals from the Dunhuang Caves, recreating the rich tapestry of life during the Sui and Tang dynasties. It takes audiences to explore the splendour of a millennium past, immersing in Dunhuang art and the openness and prosperity of Sui and Tang society.

2/ “The Golden Age of the Sui and Tang Dynasties Depicted in Dunhuang Murals” Roving Exhibition

Date: 2026/4/1 (Wednesday) to 2026/7/14 (Tuesday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Hong Kong Central Library (10/F, Arts Resources Centre)
Description: Dunhuang, a pivotal hub along the ancient Silk Road, is renowned worldwide for its rich cultural heritage. The murals within the Dunhuang Caves depict scenes of daily life, rare treasures and figures ranging from officials to common folk. These portrayals encapsulate the ancient society, showcasing the multicultural tapestry of Dunhuang as an important stop on the Silk Road and offering a glimpse into the social landscape of the past. This roving exhibition uses panels to showcase the exquisite murals from the Dunhuang Caves, recreating the rich tapestry of life during the Sui and Tang dynasties. It takes audiences to explore the splendour of a millennium past, immersing in Dunhuang art and the openness and prosperity of Sui and Tang society.

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1/ The Hong Kong Musicians Series: Accomplished Musical Life of Composer and Conductor CHAN Wing-wah

Date: 2026/4/1 (Wednesday) to 2026/7/31 (Friday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Hong Kong Central Library (10/F Arts Document Reading Room)
Description: Professor CHAN Wing-wah is a renowned composer. He composed numerous works including ten symphonies, over two hundred pieces for Chinese and Western orchestras, ensembles, choirs and songs for children, etc. He made remarkable contribution to the development of music in Hong Kong.

The exhibition showcases selected music scores, house programmes and newspaper clippings, etc. Readers can know more about the prominent composer.
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