“Waiting for the Phoenix by the Pond” comes from a Chinese poem by Emperor Taizong of the Tang. The words “Pond” and “Phoenix” in the poem implies a meaning coincides with the Lily Pond (Lake Ad Excellentiam) and the CUHK emblem. In Chinese, “by the Pond” also means calligraphy. Featuring over 30 poems and calligraphy works by the teachers and students of the Department, the Exhibition demonstrates exhibitors’ creativity and aesthetic sensitivity nourished by the beauty of the CUHK and Chung Chi campus.
Dates: 9/3 (Tue) – 9/4 (Fri)
Time: Monday to Friday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Visits outside opening hours could be arranged with advance request by calling 3943 6444.
Venue: Lobby Gallery, Chung Chi College Administration Building
Remarks: A series of precautionary measures will be adopted in view of the latest situation of the pandemic. Crowd control measures will be implemented when needed.
Enquiries: Ms. Ruby Ko – 3943 6444 / Ms. Christy Lee – 3943 6445