Department of Fine Arts,
CUHK

副教授

彭鹏

学士及硕士(北京大学),硕士及博士(普林斯顿大学)

 

彭教授于北京大学取得了学士和硕士学位，随后前往美国普林斯顿大学获得了硕士与博士学位。在加入香港中文大学之前，彭教授曾任教于美国佩斯大学（2017）和明尼苏达大学（2018-2019）。彭教授的研究主要集中于古代东亚艺术、考古以及视觉/物质文化。他的第一部专书Metalworking in Bronze Age China: The Lost-Wax Process（Cambria Press, 2020）在学术界获得广泛好评。目前，他的第二本专书Origins: Copper and Bronze Metallurgy in Early China（原题Bronze Casting in Early China, Amsterdam University Press）已成功通过匿名评审，即将出版。彭教授还致力于策划展览，近期带领团队主办华夏早期带钩展，并主编其双语研究图录《霜雪明金玄钩沉: 德能堂藏华夏早期带钩》（英文标题：Cast for Dignity: Early Chinese Belt Hooks from the De-Neng-Tang Collection；香港中文大学文物馆，2023年），均获热烈反响。

主要著作

专书与主编书籍

1.（独着）即将出版：Origins: Copper and Bronze Metallurgy in Early China (initial title: Bronze Casting in Early China). Under contract with Amsterdam University Press.

2. （独着）2020：Metalworking in Bronze Age China: The Lost-Wax Process. Amherst, New York: Cambria Press, 514 pages.
ISBN: 9781604979626 (hardcover), 9781638570257 (paperback)

3. （主编）筹备中：In Preparation: Boundary-Crossing Brainstorms in Ancient Chinese Bronze Metallurgy: Art History, Archaeology, and the History of Technology.

4. （主编）2023：Cast for Dignity: Early Chinese Belt Hooks from the De-Neng-Tang Collection(霜雪明金玄钩沉: 德能堂藏华夏早期带钩). Hong Kong: Art Museum, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, 243 pages.
ISBN: 9789881949486.

 

精选期刊论文

1. 2024: “Sparks of Inquiry: Two Key Debates on Early Metalworking in China.” Herança 7 (Special): 51–85.

2. 2024: “Devouring Predator on the Waist: An Intriguing Chinese Garment Hook in the De-Neng-Tang Collection and Some Relevant Pieces.” Arts of Asia, Spring 2024, pp. 124–133.

3. 2023: “Between Piece Molds and Lost Wax: The Casting of a Diatrete Ornamentation in Early China Rethought.” Humanities and Social Sciences Communications 10.456.

4. 2021: “Decentralizing the Origin of Civilization: Early Archaeological Efforts in China.” History of Humanities 6(2): 515–548.

策展经历

《霜雪明金玄钩沉：德能堂藏华夏早期带钩》展览

-首席策展人

-展期：2023年8月25日至12月30日

-地点：香港中文大学文物馆II厅

精选学术演讲

1.”多维视域下的早期中国冶金与金工起源：区域创新、文化交融与技术传播” (The Origins of Metallurgy and Metalworking in Early China: Regional Innovation, Cultural Interactions, and Technological Diffusion in a Multidimensional Perspective). April 2025.

2. “重思早期中国冶金技术与金属工艺的起源” (Rethinking the Origins of Metallurgy and Metalworking in Early China). Invited lecture for the HKPM Special Exhibition Talk Series, Hong Kong Palace Museum. January 2025.

3. Keynote Speech: “Metallurgical Inceptions in China: An Art Historical Note.” International conference “Innovation and Integration: A Symphony of History, Technology and Art,” Nanjing, China. November 2024.

4. “Devouring Feline on Waist: Some Early Chinese Belt Hooks Revisited in Comparative Perspective.” CAA 112th Annual Conference, Chicago, United States. February 2024.

5. “Sanxingdui and the Lost-Wax Mystery: Early Chinese Metalworking in Multiregional Perspective.” University of Chicago Forum, Hong Kong. November 2023.

6. “The Devouring Feline and the Overpowered Cultural Other: Fighting Images Cast in Metal from The Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age of China.” Fourteenth International Conference on The Image, Zaragoza, Spain. November 2023.

7. “德能堂所藏华夏早期带钩: 精品解读与策展心路” (Early Chinese Belt Hooks in the De-Neng-Tang Collection: Interpretation of Exquisite Artworks and Relevant Curatorial Thoughts). CUHK Art Museum. September 2023.

8. “Piece Molds or Lost Wax? Casting of a Diatrete Ornamentation in Early China.” 16th ICHSEA, Frankfurt, Germany. August 2023.

9. “On the Origins of Metalworking in China.” Nineteenth International Conference on Technology, Knowledge, and Society, Malta. April 2023.

10. “On the Origins of Metalworking in China: Technology and Art.” 88th SAA Annual Conference, Portland, United States. March 2023.

11. “Early Archaeological Efforts in China and Relevant Historical Discourses.” Invited Lecture, Hong Kong Baptist University. March 2023.

12. “华夏失蜡工艺的起源及相关熔模铸造传统” (The Lost-wax Origins of Early China and Related Traditions of Investment Casting). Sichuan University, China. November 2022.

13. “Rethinking the 5,000-yr-old Tin Bronze in Xinjiang, China: An Early Metal Anomaly related to ‘Afanasievo’?” WAC-9, Prague, Czech Republic. July 2022.

14. “Cast for Novelty: An Alternative Way of Metalworking in Early China.” BUMA X, Bangkok, Thailand. July 2022.

15. “On the Origins of Copper-based Metallurgy and Iron Smelting in China: A Comparative Perspective.” SEAA 9th Worldwide Conference, Daegu, South Korea. July 2022.

主要研究资助与奖项

  1. 2024–2025: Principal Investigator, CUHK Direct Grant for Research (Project Title: “Rethinking the Late Western Zhou and Eastern Zhou Bronzes in the Han-Huai Region”), Faculty of Arts, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (HKD 83,500).
  2. 2023–2025: Co-investigator, Archaeological Science in Hong Kong Interdisciplinary Initiatives, Research Institute for the Humanities, CUHK.
  3. 2023–2024: Principal Investigator, CUHK Direct Grant for Research (Project Title: “Rethinking the Iron-blade Bronze Weaponry in Early China”), Faculty of Arts, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (12 months, 85,975 HKD, Reference no. 4051217).
  4. 2021–2024: RGC Early Career Scheme (Project Title: “Early Chinese Investment Casting in Comparative Perspective”), Faculty of Arts, CUHK (HKD 557,000).
  5. 2021–2023: Principal Investigator, CUHK Direct Grant for Research (Project Title: “Reexamining the ‘Circum-Yellow Sea Cross-cultural Sphere’: Metallurgical Interactions between Korean Peninsula, Japanese Archipelago, and Early China”), Faculty of Arts, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (12+12 months, 97,500 HKD, Reference no. 4051178).
  6. 2021–2023: Contract Research, Warring States and Han Dynasty Belt Hook Research, Exhibition Design, and Catalogue Editing. Curatorial Project: “Comparative Studies on Ancient Chinese Belt Hooks from Archaeological Perspectives”, Research Programme for Chinese Archaeology and Art, Art Museum, Institute of Chinese Studies, CUHK.
  7. 2020–2021: Principal Investigator, CUHK Direct Grant for Research (Project Title: “Rethinking the ‘Crescent-shaped Cultural-Communication Belt’: Archeometallurgical Evidence from Early Chinese Frontiers”), Faculty of Arts, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (12 months, 80,550 HKD, Reference no. 4051155).
  8. 2021: Faculty of Arts Outstanding Teaching Award, CUHK.