"Master of All Crafts: 'Investiture of the Gods' on the Ridge of Lo Pan Temple" exhibition to open tomorrow (10/08/2024)

The opening ceremony of the exhibition entitled "Master of All Crafts: 'Investiture of the Gods' on the Ridge of Lo Pan Temple" was held today (August 10) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre, and will be open to public from tomorrow (August 11) to September 20. Photo shows the Commissioner for Heritage of the Development Bureau, Mr Ivanhoe Chang (second right); the Chairman of Hong Kong Lo Pan Kwong Yuet Tong, Mr Tang Chi-wang (second left); the municipal representative bearer of Zhongshan City on intangible cultural heritage of Guangdong Province on pottery decorative ridges for historic buildings, Mr He Zhanquan (first right); and the Chief Heritage Executive of the Antiquities and Monuments Office, Ms Susanna Siu (first left), officiating at the opening ceremony.
The opening ceremony of the exhibition entitled "Master of All Crafts: 'Investiture of the Gods' on the Ridge of Lo Pan Temple" was held today (August 10) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre, and will be open to public from tomorrow (August 11) to September 20. Photo shows the Commissioner for Heritage of the Development Bureau, Mr Ivanhoe Chang (second right), previewing the restored two-sided pottery ridge of the second hall of Lo Pan Temple.
The opening ceremony of the exhibition entitled "Master of All Crafts: 'Investiture of the Gods' on the Ridge of Lo Pan Temple" was held today (August 10) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre, and will be open to the public from tomorrow (August 11) to September 20. Photos shows the front side of the restored two-sided pottery ridge of the second hall of Lo Pan Temple.
The opening ceremony of the exhibition entitled "Master of All Crafts: 'Investiture of the Gods' on the Ridge of Lo Pan Temple" was held today (August 10) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre, and will be open to the public from tomorrow (August 11) to September 20. Photos shows the rear side of the restored two-sided pottery ridge of the second hall of Lo Pan Temple.
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