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Affiliated Societies

The Society has reciprocal arrangements with the Oriental Ceramic Societies of London and Philippines; the Southeast Asian Ceramic Society, Singapore and the Siam Society, Thailand, enabling members to attend their meetings.

The Oriental Ceramic Society, London
The Oriental Ceramic Society (OCS) in London was established in 1921 to promote scholarship and interest in Asian art, and in the intervening years it has attracted members from around the world. The Society hosts regular lectures given by international scholars, and publishes these in its annual Transactions of the Oriental Ceramic Society. In addition, the OCS stages exhibitions, the most recent of which was The World in Colours, and holds regular informal meetings to which members are encouraged to bring objects for discussion, while visits to significant collections and exhibitions of Asian art in Britain and abroad are also part of the Society’s activities.

Siam Society

Other Institutions/Societies

The University of Hong Kong Museum Society
The University of Hong Kong Museum Society was established in 1988 to support the University of Hong Kong Museum and Art Gallery (UMAG) and to promote art to the wider community of Hong Kong. The Society’s Executive Committee, whose members are all volunteers, organizes a wide variety of activities that include lectures, seminars, studio, gallery and home visits, as well as study tours to places of interest both locally and abroad. All funds earned from these programs are donated to UMAG for use in acquiring art works, mounting exhibitions or other educational purposes.

Friends of the Hong Kong Museum of Art

Friends of the Art Museum, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Central Library

Publications

"Orientations"
The essential magazine for connoisseurs and collectors of Asian art, aims to provide a more comprehensive picture of the Asian art world and a forum for mutual exchange.

"Arts of Asia"
Arts of Asia, founded in 1970, is the world's leading fine magazine of Asian art. Published six times a year, it has the largest circulation of any Asian art magazine and is distributed to 80 countries. It has the support of numerous museums, cultural organisations, universities and schools throughout the world, as well as the major dealers and collectors, and students of art.

Arts of Asia has a tradition of meticulously cataloguing and storing back issues. This serves both to preserve the historical record and to provide scholars of Asian art with a valuable research resource. We invite you to view the attractive magazine covers and interesting contents of each issue published since 1971.

Orchid Press