李仲謀(中國(guó)),上海博物館副館長(zhǎng)
Li Zhongmou(China),Deputy Director of Shanghai Museum
1996年畢業(yè)于上海復(fù)旦大學(xué)文博學(xué)院。同年7月進(jìn)入上海博物館工作,先后供職于展覽部、陶瓷研究部。歷任展覽部副主任、主任。2010年起任上海博物館副館長(zhǎng)兼展覽部主任,主要分管展覽和部分學(xué)術(shù)部門工作。2010年6月至2013年9月赴西藏日喀則地區(qū)參加援藏工作,擔(dān)任日喀則地區(qū)文化局副局長(zhǎng)。2014年2月,經(jīng)文化部批準(zhǔn),到故宮博物院掛職鍛煉,擔(dān)任故宮博物院院長(zhǎng)助理,兼展覽部主任。
多年來在上海博物館從事特別展覽工作,參與策劃或協(xié)調(diào)舉辦“周秦漢唐文明大展”、“故宮博物院宮廷珍寶展”、“倫勃朗與黃金時(shí)代展”、“幽藍(lán)神采:元代青花瓷器大展”等多項(xiàng)重要展覽。
主要研究方向?yàn)橹袊?guó)古陶瓷,已發(fā)表《“奉華”銘瓷器研究”》、《元青花研究綜述》、“Yuan Blue-and-white Porcelain: New Insights from Chinese Scholars”等數(shù)十篇論文及譯作。
Mr. Li has worked at Shanghai Museum since 1996 when he graduated from the Department of Cultural Heritage and Museology of Fudan University, Shanghai. He has served the Exhibition Department and the Ceramics Research Department of the museum, and had held the position of Deputy Chief and then Chief of the Exhibition Department. In 2010, he was promoted to Deputy Director of Shanghai Museum and took charge of exhibitions and academic research of the museum. During June 2010 and September 2013, he worked for an aid-Tibet project as the Deputy Director of Shigatse Culture Bureau, Shigatse, Tibet Autonomous Region. In February 2014, with the approval from the Ministry of Culture, Mr. Li was appointed Director’s Assistant of the Palace Museum as well as Chief of the Exhibition Department of the Palace Museum.
He has years of experience in special exhibitions, and has actively participated in the design and organization of several important exhibitions in Shanghai Museum, such as “The Civilization of Zhou, Qin, Han, and Tang Dynasties”, “Qing Imperial Treasures from the Palace Museum”, “Rembrandt and the Golden Age” and “Splendors in Smalt: Art of Yuan Blue-and-white Porcelain”.
His research focuses on ancient Chinese ceramics. By now, he has published and translated dozens of papers in this field, like “A Study on Porcelain Ware with Inscription Fenghua”, “An Overview of the Study on Yuan Blue-and-white Porcelain”, and “Yuan Blue-and-white Porcelain: New Insights from Chinese Scholars”.