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“I am excited to present Daily Traditions: Chinese Ceramics in 19th and 20th Century Victoria as my first exhibition at the Museum.<\/p>\n
“I am indebted to the private collector who worked so intensely with me over a relatively short period of time to include such significant pieces and unique examples from their treasured collection.”<\/p>\n
A program of associated activities supported by the City of Greater Bendigo including tours, talks and lectures will be presented throughout the exhibition’s run.<\/p>\n
Golden Dragon Museum CEO Hugo Leschen thanked the private collector for their generosity.<\/p>\n
“At its core, Golden Dragon Museum showcases Bendigo’s Chinese heritage and provides a broader context into the lives and history of the local Chinese community which has made such a significant contribution to the town and region for well over 150 years,” he said.<\/p>\n
“With Fiona Kinsey, a highly qualified and experienced curator, now part of the small Museum team, we have the capacity to delve more deeply into this fascinating history and to better learn and share the stories that it holds.<\/p>\n
“I would like to thank the private collector for their generosity in allowing us access to their collection and to the City of Greater Bendigo for its on-going support of the Museum, especially our community engagement program.”<\/p>\n
The Golden Dragon Museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 9.30am to 5pm.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A DIVERSE array of traditional Chinese ceramics from the late Qing dynasty will be on display at the Golden Dragon Museum until 6 September. Daily Traditions: Chinese Ceramics in 19th and 20th Century Victoria features pieces on loan from a private collection. The exhibition is the first put together by the museum’s recently appointed curator […]<\/p>\n