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Exhibition

  • Current Rotating Exhibits
    • Sincere: A Retail Revolution And Wholesale Social Change
  • Past Rotating Exhibits
    • Refugee and Renaissance Man: Solomon Bard (1916-2014) and His 60 Years in Hong Kong
    • Tram Tales: 120 Years of Hong Kong Tramways
    • Hong Kong Memories: Miniatures & Photographs of Old Hong Kong Streetscapes
    • Japanese War Propaganda, 1931-1945
    • Memories of a Bygone Era: Resettlement in Hong Kong 1950-1972
    • On the Verge of Metropolis: Squatters in Hong Kong
    • Art of War: Chinese woodcuts from Yan’an ca. 1944
    • The Art of Literal Articulation: Translation Manuscript of Jin Ping Mei and Xiyou Ji
  • Permanent Exhibits
    • Defence: THE BATTERY
    • Refuge: THE MATSHEDS
    • Royal Engineers: THE MESS
    • Shelter: THE SQUATTERS and THE COTTAGES
    • Royal Hong Kong Police Force: THE CELL and THE SAFE HOUSE
    • Education: THE UNIVERSITY

The University of Chicago Presents | Sincere: A Retail Revolution And Wholesale Social Change 

Exhibition:

The University of Chicago campus in Hong Kong curates "Sincere: A Retail Revolution And Wholesale Social Change” to discover the remarkable story of Hong Kong’s first Chinese-owned department store, founded in 1900. This exhibition explores how Sincere transformed everyday shopping and reshaped modern urban life.
 

Exhibition Period:
October 3, 2025, to January 2, 2026 (available from Tuesday to Saturday, except public holidays)

 


*Contact us at heritage_enquiry@uchicago.edu for group visit arrangement

The University of Chicago
The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust

Heritage Courtyard and Interpretation Centre

 

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The University of Chicago Francis and Rose Yuen Campus in Hong Kong
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Heritage Courtyard and Interpretation Centre
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