Bulletin Spring‧Summer 2004

Exhibitions Art Museum Exhibition ‘Selections from the Art Museum Collection' took place from 12th March to 16th May 2004 in the East-wing Galleries of the Art Museum. On display were paintings, calligraphy, ceramics, and other items of decorative art. Highlights included recent gifts of stone stele and carvings of the Six Dynasties fromMr. Robert H. Ellsworth in the US and a local donation of paintings and calligraphy by Sun Xingge (Shiwan Shanren, 1897-1996) from his son Mr. Sun Zhonghong. Exhibition Traces Changing Role of Women Changes in the roles of women in Hong Kong were recounted in an exhibition entitled 'Women of Hong Kong: Gender Roles in Flux' held from 27th November to 12th December 2003 at the Hui Gallery, New Asia College. The exhibition was organized by the Gender Studies Programme and the Gender Research Centre of the Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies. It was sponsored by New Asia College and the Department of Anthropology. China's Tourism Gems on Display The School of Hotel and Tourism Management organized the Exhibition on Cultural Tourism in China in collaboration wi th Asia Tou r i sm Exchange Centre Ltd. at the Cultural Square on CUHK campus from 5th to 9th January 2004 to promote heritage tourism in China. On display were 160 photos of some of China's most scenic and historic sites. Ten thousand copies of a book on cultural tourism in China were also distributed for free. Officiating at the opening ceremony were Prof. Lee Kam-hon (left), director of the School of Hotel and Tourism Management, and Mr. Li Lei (right) of the Asia Tourism Exchange Centre. 6 0 Chinese University Bulletin Spring • Summer 2004