The greatest strength of the Tsui Museum in Hong Kong is its comprehensive collection of ceramics ranging from the painted pottery and black pottery of the Neolithic period to the imperial porcelain of the Qing dynasty, spanning a period of about 5,000 years. The Art Museum was founded in 1971 as the Art Gallery and was changed to the present name in 1995. It is an integral part of the Institute of Chinese Studies of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, serving both as a teaching museum and as a center for research on Chinese art and archaeology. The Museum collection began in 1953. Through the generosity of donors and allocations of the University, it has grown to over a thousand items, all of Chinese art, chiefly of bronzes, ceramics and paintings.
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Very brief information Report of an Opinion Survey on the Hong Kong Museum of Art Done by the Hong Kong Development and Strategic Research Center in March 1997. The Shanghai Museum, established in December 1952, is a large museum of ancient Chinese art, boasting a collection of 120,000 pieces. Its collection of bronze, ceramics, painting and calligraphy are the most well-known in the world. Overview presentation America Museum of Chinese in the Americas. The only professionally-staffed museum in the United States dedicated to preserving Chinese American history.