过往展览

The exquisite objects in the collection of the Museum of East Asian Art are now seen and enjoyed as wonderful works of art. However, many of them were originally utilitarian items used in daily life.

Location: MEAA

The Museum of East Asian Art’s collection of Chinese objects spans 7,000 years, from the Neolithic to modern times. We celebrate our 25th Anniversary with a special exhibition displaying the extraordinary human inventiveness and creativity in the development of Chinese art.

Location: MEAA

For Beijing-based artist Zhang Yanzi, wellness is a quest for mental and physical reassurance. From boiling herbal ingredients for an [... continued]

Location: MEAA

A British Museum Partnership Exhibition This exhibition explores the intricate accessories worn by Japanese men during the Edo period (1615-1868). [... continued]

Location: MEAA

This exhibition showcases some of the top favourite objects from the Museum’s collection chosen by visitors of all ages, and [... continued]

Location: MEAA

MEAA is delighted to host a small selection of paintings from the Hong Ling retrospective exhibition touring Europe. The exhibition [... continued]

Location: MEAA

The colour red has a strong affiliation with China and it has played an important role in Chinese culture for [... continued]

Location: MEAA

For the many visitors coming to the Museum of East Asian Art, objects in the museum’s collection may appear exotic [... continued]

Location: MEAA

Reflections is the first UK solo exhibition of Wu Lan-Chiann, Chinese ink painting artist.  This exhibit shows a selection of Wu [... continued]

Location: MEAA

This exhibition is the result of the first oral history project that looks into the previously unexplored history of immigrants [... continued]

Location: MEAA

The exhibition explores the idea of “treasure” and illustrates how objects were valued for various reasons by different groups of [... continued]

Location: MEAA

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the opening of the Museum of East Asian Art in Bath to the public. [... continued]

Location: MEAA

In the exhibition, the artist, Dr Koon draws inspirations from the Museum of East Asian Art’s collection and creates new [... continued]

Location: MEAA