BBA in Management of Organization Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; MA Art Conservation University College London; MPhil in History of Chinese Art The Chinese University of Hong Kong; PhD in History of Art University of Oxford

Dr. Sarah Ng is a historian of visual arts and material culture specializing in late imperial Chinese painting, calligraphy and ink rubbings. She rejoined the Hong Kong University Museum & Art Gallery (UMAG) as a curator for both historical and contemporary arts of China. The relationship and reinterpretation of the Chinese tradition in contemporary art practice is her primary area of scholarly interest. Her work also addresses collecting, connoisseurship, canon formation, workshop practices, art conservation, museum studies and bookplates. She lectures on these subjects and other areas of expertise internationally.