
Fellowship Project
Mr. LEE Ho Cheung spent 4 months (March – July 2024) at the Museum Rietberg in Zurich, Switzerland, to conduct thematic research on Chinese painting, and to have field trip in other European museums with important Chinese painting collections. He focused on the Charles A. Drenowatz Collection at the Museum Rietberg in conjunction with a comparative study of the Xubaizhai Collection at the Hong Kong Museum of Art, discussing the role of 20th-century European and Hong Kong private collectors in the connoisseurship of Chinese painting and calligraphy.
Biography
Mr. Lee Ho Cheung graduated from the Department of Fine Arts of the Chinese University of Hong Kong and obtained a Postgraduate Diploma in Museum Studies from the University of Leicester in the UK. He previously served as the Assistant Curator at the Hong Kong Museum of Art, where he was responsible for the research and exhibition planning of Chinese painting and calligraphy collections. Currently, he is the Curator of the “Take A Step Back Collection” in Hong Kong, overseeing the development of the collection, including acquisition management, collection research, publications, loans, and international exchanges. His curatorial scope spans Chinese painting and calligraphy from the late Qing dynasty to the 20th century and modern times, as well as contemporary art from Hong Kong and the other Asian regions.
Recent Development and Achievement
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