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#       Chinese Art and Culture in Scotland

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- [What is the Progressive Web App (PWA) and how it works?](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2021/11/02/what-is-the-progressive-web-app-pwa-and-how-it-works/) - Introduction Readymade godard brooklyn, kogi shoreditch hashtag hella shaman kitsch man bun pinterest flexitarian. Offal occupy chambray, organic authentic copper mug vice echo park yr poke literally. Ugh coloring book fingerstache schlitz retro cronut man bun copper mug small batch trust fund ethical bicycle rights cred iceland. Celiac schlitz la croix 3 wolf moon butcher.
- [Knowing Your User. The importance of User Research.](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2021/11/02/knowing-your-user-the-importance-of-user-research/) - Introduction Readymade godard brooklyn, kogi shoreditch hashtag hella shaman kitsch man bun pinterest flexitarian. Offal occupy chambray, organic authentic copper mug vice echo park yr poke literally. Ugh coloring book fingerstache schlitz retro cronut man bun copper mug small batch trust fund ethical bicycle rights cred iceland. Celiac schlitz la croix 3 wolf moon butcher.
- [Best Calligraphy Fonts for Logos](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2021/11/02/best-calligraphy-fonts-for-logos/) - Introduction Readymade godard brooklyn, kogi shoreditch hashtag hella shaman kitsch man bun pinterest flexitarian. Offal occupy chambray, organic authentic copper mug vice echo park yr poke literally. Ugh coloring book fingerstache schlitz retro cronut man bun copper mug small batch trust fund ethical bicycle rights cred iceland. Celiac schlitz la croix 3 wolf moon butcher.
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- [Web Design Trends for 2022](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2020/01/13/web-design-trends-for-2022/) - Introduction Readymade godard brooklyn, kogi shoreditch hashtag hella shaman kitsch man bun pinterest flexitarian. Offal occupy chambray, organic authentic copper mug vice echo park yr poke literally. Ugh coloring book fingerstache schlitz retro cronut man bun copper mug small batch trust fund ethical bicycle rights cred iceland. Celiac schlitz la croix 3 wolf moon butcher.
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- [Home](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/) - China’s Artistic Footprints in Scotland This website encourages you to explore, see, taste and experience things related to Chinese art and culture in different Scottish regions. Highlights from museum collections, past exhibitions, art of the Chinese diaspora, research networks and cultural events
- [St Andrews: Special Collection](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/st-andrews-special-collection/) - St Andrews: Special Collections The University of St Andrews Library’s Special Collections hosts a wealth of data, including rare books, manuscripts, photos and archival material. The collection, which has been in growth since the University’s establishment in the 15th century, holds a number of objects relating to Chinese art which may pose interest to researchers
- [Collections](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/collections/) - Collections The East Asian Collections in Scottish Museums (2020) report compiled by the National Museum of Scotland is an essential reference for exploring collections of Chinese art and archaeology in museums across Scotland. It foregrounds basic acquisition information such as important artefacts, the types and number of objects, and key collectors and donors. It also identifies connections between
- [About Us](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/15c42-web-agency-gb-about-us/) - This website on “Exploring Chinese Art and Culture in Scotland” is supported by the Summer Teams Enterprise Programme (STEP) of the University of St Andrews. It is voluntarily created by a group of seven undergraduate students who take an interest in Chinese art and culture and aspire to spread vision and passion to a wider community. As signified in our logo of thistle—Scotland’s national emblem—in the style of Chinese papercutting, we aim to raise awareness of China’s artistic footprints in Scotland and encourage new dialogues on cross-cultural exchanges.
- [](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/montrose-museum/) - Montrose: Montrose Museum Founded in 1842 by the Montrose Natural History and Antiquarian Society, Montrose Museum is one of Scotland’s earliest purpose-built museums. Designed in a neo-classical style, with Ionic columns framing the entrance, the building was created as a “temple of learning” that presents the narrative of Montrose, its maritime heritage, and the history
- [](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/st-andrews-heritage-museum-and-garden/) - St Andrews: St Andrews Heritage Museum and Garden Housed in a carefully restored 17th-century building on North Street, the St Andrews Heritage Museum and Garden explores the social and working lives of people in the town. Once home to fisher families and restored in the 1930s by architect James Hoey Scott (d.
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- [Roundtable](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/roundtable/) - The roundtable discussion was successfully held on 23 April 2024. For the audio-visual documentation of the event, please click the links below: Event information website: Roundtable Discussion — Chinese Art in Scotland: Collections Access, Display and Learning | EventsIntroduction to the Roundtable Topic and Speakers: Roundtable Discussion—Chinese Art in Scotland.pdfVideo recording:
- [Events](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/events/) - Events
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- [](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/of-other-space/) - Of Other Spaces Cooper Gallery, Dundee 4 March 2017 The Of Other Spaces Closing Performance Event, held on 4 March 2017 at Dundee’s Cooper Gallery, concluded a two-part exhibition exploring feminist art practices. The event featured live performances by Anne Bean, He Chengyao, and Siôn Parkinson with the Rhubaba Choir. Bean’s piece revisited her feminist
- [Exhibitions](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/exhibitions/) - Exhibitions Exhibitions of Chinese art and photography have been held in various venues across Scotland for more than a century. Below you will see a selection of past and recent exhibitions which reveal the growing visibility of artists, creative arts and visual culture of China in Scottish universities, museums and galleries from the mid-20th century
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- [Glasgow Burrell Collection](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/glasgow-burrell-collection/) - Glasgow: The Burrell Collection The Burrell Collection in Glasgow displays Chinese objects in each of its galleries, donated by Sir William and Lady Burrell to the city of Glasgow in 1944. Though Burrell was more famously known as a collector of of European art, there is no shortage of Chinese objects in his collection, some
- [Aberdeen: Aberdeen Museum](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/a/) - Aberdeen: Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums Based in the north of Scotland, Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums hold a combined collection of over 332 artefacts from China. The collection contains objects of various mediums, including painting, metalware, cloisonné, glass, ceramics, lacquer, stone, ivory, wood carvings, and textiles. Some highlights of Chinese decorative art in the
- [Artists](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/artists/) - Artists
- [Network](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/network/) - Research and Cultural Networks Many networks and institutions for Chinese art and culture exist across major Scottish cities. These networks serve a valuable function in providing opportunities for individuals to increase their knowledge in specific cultural areas or even just encouraging engagement with contemporary Chinese culture. Find out more below about these organisations’ work to
- [Contact Page](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/contactpage/) - Contact Us If you have any further questions or would like to provide useful information for updating this website, please fill in the form below. You are also encouraged to fill in the visitor survey [here] for us. Thank you! Sender: Subject: —Please choose an option—General EnquiriesProvide of InformationSuggestions for ImprovementSponsorshipOthers I understand that my
- [Real Music](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/real-music/) - Real Music Samson Young Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh 24 Jul -05 Oct 2019 Edinburgh University’s Talbot Rice gallery presents the expansive musical vision of Hong Kong artist and composer Samson Young 楊嘉輝 (b. 1979). In his first UK solo exhibition, Young collaborates with the University of Edinburgh’s Next Generation Sound Synthesis research group to digitally
- [Mao: Art for the Masses](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/mao-art-for-the-masses/) - Mao: Art for the Masses National Museums of Scotland, Edinburgh1 May 2003 to March 2004 Bust of a Chinese Peasant Girl, 1960. Sculpture, porcelain. Collection of National Museum of Scotland, V.2009.231. Mao’s little red book, mid-20th century. Collection of National Museum of Scotland, V.2009.210. Large porcelain vase with an image of Chairman Mao, 1968. Height
- [China: Through the Lens of John Thompson](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/elementor-page-1346/) - China: Through the Lens of John Thomson James Watt Centre, Scotland Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh 30 September 2021 to 30 June 2022 Installation views of the exhibition. Courtesy of the Wellcome Library, London. The acclaimed Scottish photographer and travel writer, John Thomson (1837-1921), embarked on an expedition to Asia in 1862, traversing through China extensively during
- [Expanding Traditions](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/expanding-traditions/) - Expanding Traditions Hock Aun Teh Reid Gallery Glasgow 1 – 29 October 2022 Born to Chinese parents in Taiping, Malaysia, Hock Aun Teh (b. 1950) was the first Asian student to graduate from Glasgow School of Art’s drawing and painting department in 1974. In Expanding Traditions, the artist returns to his alma mater to display
- [Outside Edge](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/elementor-page-1335/) - Outside Edge 8 October to 13 November 2022 Finlay Room, Lower Galleries, The Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh An installation view of the exhibition. Courtesy of Julie Howden. Helen Goodwin, Edgeland Spheres, n.d. Hand formed from cliff fall – chalk: Sussex, basalt sand: Mull, 42 x 43 cm. Xu Yun, Ju Hongshen and Kate Downie RSA, Three Carsaig
- [Modern Chinese Painting](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/modern-chinese-painting/) - Loan Exhibition of Modern Chinese Painting 3 June to 2 July 1967Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh Curated by the founding keeper of the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Douglas Hall (1926-2019), this Loan Exhibition of Modern Chinese Painting aimed to cast a spotlight on a form of art often overlooked in Scotland, although it can
- [Ming: The Golden Empire](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/ming-the-golden-empire/) - Ming: The Golden Empire Produced by Nomad Exhibitions in association with Nanjing Museum National Museum of Scotland, Exhibition Gallery 1, Level 327 June to 19 October 2014 With “Ming” signifying brilliance or radiance, this era is regarded as the pride of traditional China. A selection of genuine artefacts from the Nanjing Museum, encompassing Chinese National
- [CURRENT | 不合时宜](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/current-不合时宜/) - CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland 27 June to 9 August 2015 Shanghai Himalayas Museum Curated by Cooper Gallery, Dundee in collaboration with curators and art organisations in China and organised in partnership with the British Council Photos from the launch of CURRENT: Contemporary Art from Scotland at Shanghai Himalayas Museum on 27
- [Springs Eternal: Glenfiddich](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/springs-eternal-glenfiddich/) - Springs Eternal: Glenfiddich Artists in Residence - 12 Years from Taiwan Featured artists:Chen Hui-Chiao 陳慧嶠, Wu Chi -Tsung 吴季璁, Yao Jui-Chung 姚瑞中, Yuan Goang-Ming 袁廣鳴, Wang Jun-Jieh 王俊傑, Chen Shiau-Peng 陳 曉 朋, Mia Wen-Hsuan Liu 劉文瑄, Wu Tung-Lung 吳東龍, Agi Chen 陳怡潔, Joyce Ho 何采柔, Chang Huei-Ming 張暉明 and Lin Kun-Ying 林昆穎. This group exhibition celebrates 12 years of Taiwanese engagement with the Glenfiddich artist residency
- [Flowing of Still Life, Thinking of Retreat: GlenfiddichArtists in Residence Programme—12 Years from China](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/flowing-of-still-life-thinking-of-retreat-glenfiddichartists-in-residence-programme-12-years-from-china/) - Flowing of Still Life, Thinking of Retreat: Glenfiddich Artists in Residence Programme—12 Years from China West Bund Art Center Shanghai 7 – 11 Nov 2018 Attended Artists: Ding Jie 丁杰, Jin Feng 金锋, Qi Xing 齐星, Mao Yan 毛焰, Zhang Qing 章清, Yuan Yuan 袁远, Zhang Yunyao 张云垚, Hu Zi 胡子, Su Chang 苏畅, Hu
- [Chinese Oracle Bones](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/chinese-oracle-bones/) - Chinese Oracle Bones 25 October 2019 to 29 March 2020 Exhibition Gallery 4, National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh Bronze Banliang (half-ounce) coin, probably Qin dynasty (221–2016 BC), China. Oracle bone of tortoise plastron or ox scapula, with incised script recording divination, late Shang dynasty (c. 1200-1050 BC), Henan Province, near Anyang, Yinxu, China. Oracle bone of tortoise
- [Rae-Yen Song   宋瑞淵](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/rae-yen-song-宋瑞淵/) - Rae-Yen Song 宋瑞淵 ▷▥◉▻ DCA, Dundee Dec 11–Mar 20, 2022 Glasgow based multi-media artist Rae-Yen Song creates an unconventional, sacred space in ▷▥◉▻ (Pronounced “Seoh”, a family name meaning “precious” in Hokkien). With forms inspired by Daoist art, Scottish and Chinese culture, and science fiction, Song explores the contradictions within the diaspora experience, such as the
- [Qiu Zhijie](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/qiu-zhijie/) - Qiu Zhijie 邱志杰 Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh 29 October 2022 to 18 February 2023 Qiu Zhijie, Three Flat-Topped Hills: At Dusk (detail), 2022. Ink on paper. Courtesy the artist. Qiu Zhijie, The Art of War (detail), 2022, ink on paper scroll. View under UV light. Courtesy the artist and Talbot Rice Gallery. Qiu Zhijie, Installation view
- [Orkney: Stromness Museum](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/orkney-stromness-museum/) - Orkney: Stromness Museum This small town in Orkney hosts a curious collection of Chinese objects. From crockery to Manchu footwear to a compass for divination, there are some very interesting items on display in this corner of the Highlands. The majority of these objects cannot be attributed to a donor, but it is known that
- [National Museums collections Center](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/national-museums-collections-center/) - Edinbrugh: National Museums Collections Center The Chinese collection held by National Museums Scotland in Edinburgh hosts a vast array of objects spanning over 4,000 years of history. Some of the oldest artefacts in the collection include ceramics from Late Neolithic cultures, and inscribed oracle bones from the late Shang dynasty (c. 1600-1046). The more contemporaneous
- [Isle of Arran: Brodick Castle Collection](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/isle-of-arran-brodick-castle-collection/) - Isle of Arran: Brodick Castle Collection This island castle contains many treasures, and surprisingly some of them are of Chinese origin. Though not very numerous, Brodick Castle has a collection of original Chinese wares, which were subsequently painted and decorated by Dutch artists. The castle possesses various teapots, jars, vases and plates, all plain white
- [Glenrothes: Fife Cultural trust Collections](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/glenrothes-collections-centre/) - Glenrothes: Fife Cultural Trust Collections Center Water pipe with enamel decoration, China, 19th century. Collection of the Collections Centre in Glenrothes. Image reproduced from East Asian Collections in Scottish Museums (2020), p.90. Silver box, export ware, China, 19th century. Collection of the Collections Centre in Glenrothes. Image reproduced from East Asian Collections in Scottish Museums (2020), p.91.
- [Edinburgh: The National Museums of Scotland](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/edinburgh-the-national-museums-of-scotland/) - Edinburgh: National Museums Scotland Collection Chinese objects in the National Museums Scotland are numerous and varied, with dozens of different objects on display. These items range from approximately 200 BCE to the 21st century, some created in China while others are Chinese-style objects made in Scotland. Some more eye-catching objects include the model of a ship
- [St Andrews: University Museum](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/st-andrews-university-museum/) - St Andrews: the University of St Andrews Museum Containing a total of more than 112,300 objects, the University of St Andrews Museums Department holds a humble but varied collection of Chinese artefacts. Most objects in the Museums collection were donated by staff and alumni of the university, and range from Qing dynasty coins and a
- [Artist: Glenfiddich residency](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/artist-glenfiddich-residency/) - Glenfiddich Distillery Artist In Resicency Programme 2002-Onwards Learn More Springs Eternal: Glenfiddich Artists in Residence - 12 Years from TaiwanKuandu Museum of Fine Arts Taipei , 23 Dec 2016 - 12 Feb 2017 Flowing of Still Life, Thinking of Retreat: Glenfiddich Artists in Residence Programme -12 Years from ChinaWest Bund Art Center Shanghai 7 Nov
- [Dr Michelle Huang](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/dr-michelle-huang/) - Dr Michelle Huang is a Lecturer in Art History at the University of St Andrews, where she obtained her PhD with a dissertation entitled “The Reception of Chinese Painting in Britain, circa 1880-1920, with Special Reference to Laurence Binyon”. She taught Art History and Museum Studies at different universities in Hong Kong before returning to
- [Professor Gregory Lee](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/professor-gregory-lee/) - Professor Gregory Lee specialises in the culture and cultural history of China and its diaspora from the nineteenth-century imagining of China as the nation-state to today. His areas of interest include collective memory, censorship, the technical/technological society, the Anthropocene, and the ideology and representation of work. He is particularly interested in the contribution premodern, pre-Chinese
- [Professor Chia-ling Yang](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/prof-chia-ling-yang/) - Professor Chia-Ling Yang specialises in Chinese art at the University of Edinburgh. She received her first degree in Chinese Literature from the National Taiwan University, an MA in Art History from the University of Warwick and her PhD in Art and Archaeology from SOAS, University of London. She has been a visiting scholar at the Academia
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- [Dr Minna Törmä](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/dr-minna-torma/) - Dr Minna Törmä is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Culture & Creative Arts, University of Glasgow. She studied art history and theatre history at University of Helsinki and received her PhD with a dissertation on Northern Song landscape painting (Landscape Experience as Visual Narrative) in 2002. She complemented her studies with courses on
- [Sarah Kwan](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/sarah-kwan/) - Sarah Kwan is a highly acclaimed freelance artist and illustrator residing in Edinburgh. Her expertise lies in various artistic domains including illustration, design, commissioned fine art, and mural creation. Kwan received a BA in Fine Art Drawing & Painting from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design in 2008. Her artworks have been showcased
- [Dr Yupin ​Chung](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/dr-yupin-chung/) - Dr Yupin Chung is Curator of East Asian Art at the Burrell Collection, Glasgow Museums and an Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the School of Culture and Creative Arts, University of Glasgow. She obtained her PhD in Museum Studies from the University of Leicester, MA in Museum and Gallery Management from the City University of
- [Professor Nick Pearce](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/professor-nick-pearce/) - Professor Nick Pearce holds the Richmond Chair of Fine Art at the University of Glasgow, where he is a specialist in the arts of China. He was previously a curator at the Victoria & Albert Museum, The Burrell Collection, and Durham Oriental Museum. In 1998, he joined the University of Glasgow where he has been the
- [Zhang Chi​](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/zhang-chi/) - Zhang Chi 張弛 (b. 1988) moved to Scotland in 2005 to study at the Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. As an ink painter and calligrapher, he adopts the medium of Chinese landscape painting to depict Scottish landscapes. He loosely takes inspiration from the shan shui 山水 (mountains and water) paintings of the
- [Catriona Wai-Yin O’Neil](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/catriona-wai-yin-oneil/) - Cat O’Neil is an award-winning freelance illustrator based in Edinburgh. She has gained recognition for her outstanding artistic talent and collaborated with prestigious clients, including New York Times, LA Times, Variety Magazine, WIRED, Financial Times, Guardian Observer, New Statesman, The Economist, the Wellcome Collection, Scientific American, and The Washington Post.Having graduated with First-Class Honours in Illustration
- [Zhang Qianying](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/zhang-qianying/) - Zhang Qiangying 張蒨英 (also known as Chang Chien-ying, 1913-2004) was born in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province of China. She was educated in Nanjing and played a crucial role in assisting Xu Beihong 徐悲鴻 (1895-1953), a trailblazing modern artist and art educator, in establishing the renowned China Institute of Fine Arts in Chongqing. Encouraged by Xu, Zhang
- [Li Yishi](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/li-yishi/) - Li Yishi 李毅士 (1886-1942) moved to Scotland in 1907 to study oil and watercolour painting, drawing, anatomy and costume history at the Glasgow School of Art until he graduated in 1912. Li was the first Chinese student to graduate in Fine Arts in the UK. Subsequently he studied mathematics, physics and chemistry at the University of
- [Chiang Yee](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/chiang-yee/) - Born into a prosperous middle-class family in the Jiujiang district of Jiangxi province in southwest China, Chiang Yee 蔣彝 (1903-1977) embarked on a remarkable journey to London in 1933 and made Britain his second home for the next 18 years. During his stay in London, he found residence in the vibrant artistic and literary community
- [Stirling: The Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/stirling-the-stirling-smith-art-gallery-and-museum/) - Stirling: The Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum Benjamin Hobson, Treatise on Midwifery (Shanghai, 1857). Collection of the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum. Image reproduced from East Asian Collections in Scottish Museums (2020), p.122. Chinese objects donated by Mr J. Kirkwood, a businessman based in Stirling, include paintings on pith paper depicting the process of
- [St Andrews: University of St Andrews Museum](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/st-andrews-university-of-st-andrews-museum/) - St Andrews: University of St Andrews Museum Small brown Yixing clay teapot in presentation box. Courtesy of the University of St Andrews Libraries and Museums, HC2013.35, https://collections.st-andrews.ac.uk/item/small-brown-yixing-clay-teapot-in-presentation-box/1022063. Chinese objects in the University of St Andrews Museums were mainly donated by staff and alumni of the university. Its Chinese collection is small in scale, consisting of
- [Perth: Perth Museum](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/perth-perth-museum/) - Perth: Perth Museum Woman’s robe, embroidered silk, export ware, China, 19th century. Collection of Perth Museum. Image reproduced from East Asian Collections in Scottish Museums (2020), p.99. The Perth Museum, managed by Culture Perth and Kinross as well as the Perth and Kinross Council, holds a collection of Chinese objects, including a set of armour with lacquered
- [Perth: Black Watch Museum](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/perth-black-watch-museum/) - Perth: Black Watch Museum Image taken from the website of the Black Watch Museum, https://theblackwatch.co.uk/museum/. The Black Watch is one of the oldest Royal Highland Regiments in Scotland. The Black Watch Association offers assistance to Black Watch veterans and manages the Balhousie Castle and the Black Watch Museum, which houses a number of Chinese collections.
- [Dunfermline: Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/dunfermline-andrew-carnegie-birthplace-museum/) - Dunfermline: Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum Beige circular portrait of Andrew Carnegie with a sepia hue. Image taken from the website of the Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum, https://www.carnegiebirthplace.com/. The Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum has a small but notable collection of Chinese objects. In 1907, two embroidered textiles were presented to the Scottish-American industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie
- [Dundee: The McManus](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/dundee-the-mcmanus/) - Dundee: The McManus Coin swords, China, Qing dynasty (1644-1911). Collection of the McManus. Image reproduced from East Asian Collections in Scottish Museums (2020), p.110. The McManus in Dundee has an extensive collection of Chinese objects. In 1913, Mr A. Cairncross donated a collection of about 755 Chinese coins dated from the pre-Qin dynasty to the Qing
- [Home3](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/home/) - Chinese Art and CultureIn Scotland The thematic project “Exploring Chinese Art and Culture in Scotland” aims to create an interactive website with information about where to explore, see, taste and experience things related to Chinese art and culture in Scotland. The webpage design will include various contents such as museum collections, exhibitions, heritage sites, cultural
- [David Mach​](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/david-mach/) - David Mach​
- [Dr Anna Grasskamp](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/dr-anna-grasskamp/) - Research My research and teaching focus on Sino-foreign exchanges in art and material culture and on aspects of craftsmanship and ecology especially in relation to maritime material culture and strategies of reuse and recycling in a global context. My most recent book, Art and Ocean Objects of Early Modern Eurasia. Shells, Bodies, and Materiality appeared in
- [Fang Zhaoling](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/fang-zhaoling/) - Fang Zhaoling 1914-2006. A native of Wuxi, Jiangsu province, Fang Zhaolin was one of the most prolific modern female Chinese artists and a prominent figure in Hong Kong. After having practised painting and calligraphy with Qian Songyan (1899-1985) and other masters, Fang left for Britain in 1937 to study modern European history at Manchester University.
- [People1](https://chinese-art-in-scotland.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/people1/) - St.Andrews Selena Carroll Architect She plans, designs, and oversees the construction of buildings. To practice, architecture means to provide services in connection with the creation of buildings and the space within the site surrounding the buildings that have human occupancy or use as their purpose. Dylan Wheeler Architect He plans, designs, and oversees the construction

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