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Dr Sarah Ng 吳秀華
Dr Sarah Ng 吳秀華
Dr. Sarah Ng is an historian of visual arts and material culture specializing in late imperial Chinese painting, calligraphy and ink rubbings. She rejoins the Hong Kong University Museum & Art Gallery (UMAG) as a curator for both historical and contemporary arts of China. The relationship and reinterpretation of the Chinese tradition in contemporary art practice is her primary area of scholarly interest. Her work also addresses collecting, connoisseurship, canon formation, workshop practices, art conservation, museum studies and bookplates. She lectures on these subjects and other areas of expertise internationally.
| Year | Awarding Institution | Qualification |
|---|---|---|
| The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology | BBA in Management of Organizations and minor in Humanities | |
| The Chinese University of Hong Kong | MPhil in the History of Chinese Arts (paintings) | |
| University College London | MA in the Principles of Conservation | |
| The University of Oxford | PhD in History of Art (Chinese Art) |
Dr. Sarah Ng is an historian of visual arts and material culture specializing in late imperial Chinese painting, calligraphy and ink rubbings. She rejoins the Hong Kong University Museum & Art Gallery (UMAG) as a curator for both historical and contemporary arts of China. The relationship and reinterpretation of the Chinese tradition in contemporary art practice is her primary area of scholarly interest. Her work also addresses collecting, connoisseurship, canon formation, workshop practices, art conservation, museum studies and bookplates. She lectures on these subjects and other areas of expertise internationally.
Dr. Ng received her DPhil in Art History from the University of Oxford supported by the Bei Shan Tang Foundation and KS Scholarship Oxford. She was a Chevening scholar and has a Master’s Degree in art conservation from University College London and an MPhil in Art History at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She was a research assistant professor at the Academy of Visual Arts of the Hong Kong Baptist University between 2016 and 2020, and worked at UMAG between 2013 and 2016.
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