'The Year of the Dragon: Depictions in Chinese Art'

In the midst of the Year of the Dragon, join Luke Guan and learn more about how the most auspicious of all creatures, the Dragon, has been depicted in Chinese art through the ages.

Luke Guan is the Head of the Chinese and Asian Art Department at Leonard Joel. He is also the director and chief valuer of L. Guan Asian Art. Luke has extensive experience across local and international auction houses, he has worked for several years as a specialist at the Chinese works of art department at Christie’s New York, and as an Asian art specialist at Mossgreen, Australia. He also served as a researcher and specialist at the world’s leading Chinese art gallery, Joyce Gallery, Hong Kong for several years prior to joining Mossgreen.
Luke is an approved valuer for the Australian Government’s Cultural Gift Program and holds a Master of Letters (MLitt) degree in Chinese art history from the University of Glasgow and Christie’s Education.

The annual Sylvia and Jeffory Mander Memorial Lecture is held to recognise the significant contribution this local couple made as Museum volunteers over several decades. The Lecture is also an opportunity to recognise all the work and support our volunteers give us across the Museum's operations throughout the year.

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