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Library
The OCS Library, now comprising the Society's collection of over 400 books, catalogues, journals and papers on oriental art and culture, is available to members at the Art Section on the tenth floor of the Central Library in Causeway Bay.
The OCS Library is a growing collection and we will be very happy to accept additions. If you have any books on any topic falling within the classification of oriental art and culture that you would like to donate, please send us a note of the titles by e-mail to ocs@orientalceramics.org.hk. We will check whether the book is already included in our collection or the Central Library's own collection, and advise you accordingly.
Material from the OCS Library will be available for lending to OCS Members on presentation of their OCS Membership card and library card, and to other Central Library members for browsing only.
| Location: | Arts Resource Centre 10th Floor Hong Kong Central Library
66 Causeway Road Causeway Bay, HK
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| General enquiries: | Telephone: 3150-1234, Email: hkcl.ref@lcsd.gov.hk.
Librarian in charge is
Ms. Chan Pui Ling (telephone: 2921-0259). Members are recommended to call Ms. Chan prior to visiting the library, and to present their OCS membership card to gain
access to the private stacks.
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| Opening hours: | Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri/Sat/Sun: 10am - 9pm Wed: 1pm - 9pm Public holidays: 10am - 7pm
(closed on New Year's Day, Chinese New Year, Good Friday, Christmas Day and Boxing Day) |
Catalogue
Our thanks to the following for donating publications which together with other books received by the Society, were added to the Collection to mark the re-opening:
Anthony J. Allen: “Allen’s Authentication of Ancient Chinese Ceramics”, 2005.
Malcolm Barnett: “Robert D. Jacobsen: Imperial Silks - Ch’ing Dynasty Textiles in the Minneapolis Institute of Arts”, dedicated in memory of Mrs. Billie Hall.
Nicol Guerin & Dick van Oenen: “Thai Ceramic Art, The Three Religions”, Sun Tree Publishing Ltd. 2005.
Chris Hall: “Power Dressing, Textiles for Rulers and Priests”, Asian Civilizations Museum, Singapore, 2006.
Idemitsu Musem of Arts: Bulletin #133.
Kai-Yin Lo: “Bright as Silver, White as Snow: Chinese White Ceramics from Late Tang to Yuan Dynasty/Examples from the Kai-yin Lo Collection”, Yong Ming Tang, Hong Kong, 1998.
Julia M. White: “Masterpieces of Chinese Lacquer from the Mike Healy Collection”, Honolulu Academy of Art, 2005.
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