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Explore the enchanting history of ancient Chinese cinnabar in this enlightening talk by Dr. Hui Fang, esteemed Yangtze Professor of Archaeology and Dean of the Institute of Cultural Heritage at Shandong University, as well as an Honorary Curator of Shandong University Museum.
Cinnabar, a mercury ore with vivid red hues, has long been used as a pigment in Chinese antiquity. Serving as a symbol of transcent transformation, this pigment profoundly influenced rituals and ceremonies from early China, especially funerary rites. In this lecture, Dr. Hui Fang will dissect archaeological discoveries of cinnabar remnants, weaving together an intricate narrative that reveals the rich cultural and symbolic dimensions behind this ancient pigment.
Lecture Highlights:
Archeological Insights: Dive into findings of red mercury ores from early Chinese sites.
Symbolic Significance: Understand the role of cinnabar in funerary rituals as a representation of otherworldly transformation.
Cultural Tapestry: Explore how ancient practices and beliefs intertwined with the use of cinnabar.
Detls:
Date: May 4, 2024
Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Lecture Venue: Norma Kershaw Auditorium Lecture Hall at Bowers Museum
Location: Bowers Museum, 2002 North Mn Street, Santa Ana, CA 92706
Access Detls:
Admission to the lecture is complimentary for general museum visitors or participants of our Embodied Sonic Meditation Workshop taking place on May 4. A ticketed onsite event with a General Admission entry or participation in the workshop ensures access.
Contact Information:
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Phone: 714-567-3677
Event Logistics:
Proceeds from this event benefit Bowers Museum Education Programs. that tickets are non-refundable.
We look forward to welcoming you to an immersive journey into the mystic world of ancient Chinese cinnabar under Dr. Hui Fang's expert guidance.
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