The Hong Kong Museum of Art received more than 1,000 sets of Chinese paintings and art treasures from the Jingguanlou Collection

　　China News Service, Hong Kong, November 24. Dr. Huang Guiquan, a well-known Hong Kong collector, photographer and owner of Jingguanlou, donated more than a thousand sets of precious artworks to the Hong Kong Museum of Art.

In her speech at the donation ceremony on the 24th, Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region stated that the generous donations from the community will help enhance Hong Kong’s status as an international cultural capital and further strengthen Hong Kong’s status as a Chinese and foreign culture under the country’s 14th Five-Year Plan. The role of the Art Exchange Center.

　　Carrie Lam said that since its return in 1997, the SAR government has actively promoted the development of culture and art, protected traditional history and culture, and promoted cultural exchanges with mainland China and overseas.

The current government attaches great importance to cultural and artistic work. With the refurbished Hong Kong Museum of Art, Xiqu Center, Free Space, and M+ Museum opened one after another, the Hong Kong Palace Museum will open next year, and the new pattern of Hong Kong’s culture and art has gradually developed. A new atmosphere welcomes the 25th anniversary of the return of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region to the motherland.

Data map: The Hong Kong Museum of Art held a press preview of "Searching for the Color Aesthetics of Cultural Relics in Collections" to introduce the contents of the exhibition and key exhibits.

　　Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor stated that Huang Guiquan has served as an expert consultant for the Hong Kong Museum of Art since 1990 and has contributed a lot to the development of local art and culture. The noble sentiment of serving the public also conveys the great spirit of the doctors to benefit the world.

　　It is reported that Huang Guiquan has donated 1108 sets of artworks. In addition to the treasures of Shanghai style masters, there are fans and fans from the Qing Dynasty to modern times, couplet calligraphy, pocket albums, Yixing teapots, rubbings, and his personal photographs.

The Hong Kong Museum of Art will hold the "Calmness and Contentment-Treasures Donation Exhibition from the Jingguanlou Collection" starting from November 26, and will take the lead in exhibiting about 60 sets of collections for the public to appreciate.

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