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Readers in Singapore may be interested in this talk about ceramics production in Mainland SEA [...]
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I briefly mentioned this at my last post about the Belitung Shipwreck – The Tang [...]
Applications are now open for the Asian Civilisations Museum Research Fellowship for 2012-2013. The research themes for the upcoming term are Peranakan material culture, Confucianism and Christianity in Asia (up to 1800).
For more information about the fellowship and how to apply, click here.
Professor Romila Thapar is scheduled to give a talk at the Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore on the multiple versions of the Ramayana from the first millennium BCE. Registration required, details below.
Alternative Stories of Rama: Why Did They Emerge in the First Millennium BCE? 17 August 2011 7.00 – 8.30pm Asian Civilisations Museum, [...]
Readers in Singapore may be interested in this conference at the Asian Civilisations Museum next week.
Conference on Maritime Archaeology 18 June 2011 ACM Empress Place, Ngee Ann Auditorium
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The Asian Civilisations Museum is calling for applicants for their one-year fellowship for 2011-2012. The focus of research for this round is on Buddhist Art, Guan Yin and the influence of tradition on contemporary art.
photo credit: yeowatzup
ACM Research Fellowship Grant
The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) in Singapore invites scholars specialising in Buddhist [...]
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The Sumatra: Isle of Gold has been exhibiting at the Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore [...]
Readers in Singapore may be interested in attending Dr. Miksic’s lecture this evening at the Asian Civilisations Museum in conjunction with the Sumatra exhibition.
Gold Land Lords: Sumatran Gold in Southeast Asian Context Thursday, 14 October 2010 7.30 pm Asian Civilisations Museum Ngee Ann Auditorium, ACM Empress Place (Basement)
Sumatra has been known as [...]
The newest exhibition at the Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore showcases the treasures from the Indonesian island of Sumatra, the first such international travelling exhibition to do so.
Sumatran artefacts on display Straits Times, 28 July 2010
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At a recent visit to the Asian Civilisations Museum, I managed to catch their latest exhibition entitled Treasury of the World: Jewelled Arts of India in the Age of the Mughals. It’s on until the end of June, and worth a visit if you’re in Singapore (that, and their Southeast Asian collections!)
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