Classical style

It has been 500 years since Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty ascended the throne. The Hong Kong Museum of Art has an exhibition of porcelain, lacquerware and enamel produced during the Jiajing reign, giving us a glimpse into the royal life of the time. The evolution from his diligent governance in the early years to his obsession with Taoism in his later years can be seen from the textures and materials of the utensils. There are also modern works on display. Local artist Xu Kaijiao uses blue and white porcelain patterns on various materials. From a distance, they look almost real. The classical patterns are on various modern objects, creating a sense of harmony in the conflict. vanity. Fairyland: The virtual world of Emperor Jiajing date 2022.12.09 – 2023.06.14 Place Chinese Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall, 3/F, Hong Kong Museum of Art, Tsim Sha Tsui #Good Places for Families #Local Travel #Good Places for Hong Kong