1999-12-05 ~ 2000-02-12
"Made in Macau"
| 地點 | Exhibition Gallery, 3rd floor of Macao Museum |
| 時間 | Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm (last entry at 5:30pm) |
| 收費 | Admission Fee |
Macao is a small city that does not have any natural resources. After the opium war, foreign traders began to transfer their businesses to other places and as a result business in Macao declined, creating a gloomy situation.Macao has always had a peaceful environment, as a result facilitating the development of working industries in the territory. The main working industries in Macao were the match, firecracker and incense industries, others included naval construction industry, wine brewery, soy, tobacco, bricks, soap, cane and ice, etc...The 50's and 60's were the most important decades in the match, firecracker and incense industries in Macao. But during the 70's and 80's the traditional working industries that played an important role in Macao's economy began to decline due to other industries like the manufacturing and textile industry
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1999-09-29 ~ 1999-11-27
"Furniture Exhibition"
| 地點 | Exhibition Gallery, 3rd floor of Macao Museum |
| 時間 | Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm (last entry at 5:30pm) |
| 收費 | Admission Fee |
The Cultural Institute of Macao, Museum of Macao have chosen to organize an exhibition depicting furniture from Macau. As Macao is known for being a territory of cross-cultural interchange between east and west our aim here is to point out characteristics of two cultures which are mirrored in the fu...
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1999-09-26 ~ 1999-10-27
"Religious Statues"
| 地點 | Exhibition Gallery, 3rd floor of Macao Museum |
| 時間 | Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm (last entry at 5:30pm) |
| 收費 | Admission Fee |
In religions world wide, different statues represent different beliefs. For those that worship these statues each one has their unique and significant religious meaning.The "physical" representation of each belief through religious symbols and statues becomes a concrete means of spreading the differ...
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