Academia Jao Tsung‑I remembers China’s “master of sinology”
Academia Jao Tsung‑I, opened in August 2015 and houses 400 paintings and 75 artworks.
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Macao Museum of Art welcomes pioneering Chinese artist, Xu Bing
Fitting imageries for an excerpt from Viola Chinesa by Camilo Pessanha, a Portuguese poet who spent much of his life in Macao, itself a compelling blend of Chinese and Portuguese influences.
Conservator breathes new life into Ruins of St. Paul’s statues
In November 2017, Macao began restoration of the seven bronze statues that grace the facade of its most famous landmark: the Ruins of St. Paul’s, the last vestiges of a 17th‐ ‐century church.
Argentinean film Hunting Season wins at IFFAM
Hunting Season (Temporada de Caza), a 2017 Argentinean drama directed by Natalia Garagiola, took the top prize at the 2nd International Film Festival & Awards Macao (IFFAM) held in December.
Parade celebrates the establishment of the Macao Special Administrative Region
In December, some 1,350 performers dressed in colourful costumes and with big smiles on their faces livened up the city through a medley of dance, music and stunts in the Macao International Parade.
Keeping cultural knowledge alive
Global Heritage Fund preserves and grows heritage sites around the World
Denis Murrell: 28 years of art adventures in Macao
Famous for his technique of combining acrylic paints with ink and tissue paper, abstract artist Denis Murrell has created hundreds of paintings over nearly 30 years in Macao.
The Palace Museum comes to Hong Kong
Beijing shares priceless treasures, to celebrate the city’s 20th anniversary of its return to China.
Zhang Daqian: the Chinese Picasso
The Art of Zhang Daqian brings masterworks of the Chinese painter to the Macao Museum of Art