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Naomi presented on museum art and history education in CUHK’s 2015 Museum Professionals Training Workshop. Separately, anthropology syllabi include Of Hearts & Hands and Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. These records document both her professional presentation and educational use of her publications.
Listed Naomi as a speaker on Art and History Education in the Heritage Museum of Hong Kong during the 10–22 May 2015 workshop. The individual presentation day is unspecified.
CUHK Art Museum: Museum Professionals Training Workshop review (opens in a new tab)博物館專業交流項目 brochure: 第二屆工作坊「展覽策劃與教育」 (opens in a new tab)Sidney Cheung’s spring 2020 syllabus lists Of Hearts & Hands as additional reading for preservation, conservation and heritage. Mick Atha’s 2019–20 archaeology syllabus lists Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb and names Naomi among its editors.
ANTH2370 / GENA2362 Intangible Heritage in Hong Kong (revised) (opens in a new tab)ANTH2720: Archaeology of Hong Kong, 2019–20 first term syllabus (opens in a new tab)At Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Naomi worked as a curator, wrote books and contributed to exhibitions and public education. Her work includes the international chair exhibition, Fascination and Affinity, A Day in Time and the education programme for Claylaboration.
CUHK’s 2015 programme identifies Naomi as Curator (Collection/Service) at Hong Kong Heritage Museum. Her 2023 published foreword is signed as a former curator of the museum.
CUHK Art Museum: Museum Professionals Training Workshop review (opens in a new tab)博物館專業交流項目 brochure: 第二屆工作坊「展覽策劃與教育」 (opens in a new tab)The credits for Claylaboration name Naomi among the staff responsible for Education Activities. The exhibition ran from 29 December 2018 to 15 April 2019.
Claylaboration – Contemporary Ceramic Art Exhibition / 合．陶：當代陶瓷藝術展: exhibition introduction leaflet (opens in a new tab)List of Past Exhibitions, Hong Kong Heritage Museum (2000–2021) (opens in a new tab)Hong Kong Heritage Museum hosted The Extraordinary in the Ordinary from 7 June to 15 September 2014, bringing local collections together with the Palace Museum and eight overseas partners.
文化博物館展出古今中外椅子 細說背後鮮為人知故事（附圖） (opens in a new tab)The museum published Naomi’s chair catalogue, Fascination and Affinity, and A Day in Time. The last of these combines her historical storytelling with illustrations by May Lu.
Harvard HOLLIS: The Extraordinary in the Ordinary (opens in a new tab)A Day in Time - 1935 Hong Kong, Illustrated with 100 Period Objects (opens in a new tab)Fascination and Affinity: The Louvre and the Forbidden City: official publication page and sample gallery (opens in a new tab)Hong Kong Museum of History provided the setting for Naomi’s early books on local life, dress and traditional trades. Dated records identify her as Curator (Exhibition and Research), while later museum research draws on her published work.
The Aberdeen consultation record of 26 October 2005 and an official event caption of 28 July 2006 identify Naomi as Curator (Exhibition and Research) at Hong Kong Museum of History.
Consultation Report on the Initial Concept Plan for the Aberdeen Tourism Project (opens in a new tab)香港仔旅遊發展項目的初步概念大綱 諮詢報告 (opens in a new tab)Official photo caption: Hong Kong Museum of History football-exhibition prize presentation (opens in a new tab)A 2003 article by the museum’s Folklore Section describes using pages 96–97 of Of Hearts & Hands to guide interviews about a cloth-calendering stone recovered in 2002.
從路邊到展廳：碾布石, 華南研究資料中心通訊 33 (opens in a new tab)Hong Kong Museum of History contributed local collection material to the 2014 chair exhibition at Hong Kong Heritage Museum.
文化博物館展出古今中外椅子 細說背後鮮為人知故事（附圖） (opens in a new tab)The museum issued early works associated with Naomi, including Law Uk Folk Museum, Children of the Gods, Dress in Hong Kong and Of Hearts & Hands.
Harvard HOLLIS: Law Uk Folk Museum (opens in a new tab)劉唯邁文庫：藏書目錄 / LAU Wai-mai Collection catalogue (opens in a new tab)Harvard HOLLIS: Dress in Hong Kong (opens in a new tab)Harvard HOLLIS: Of Hearts and Hands (opens in a new tab)The South China Morning Post featured Naomi as curator in its coverage of the 2014 chair exhibition. The article reports how she conceived the project and explores the exhibition’s approach to seating as cultural history.
The article published on 22 June 2014 identifies Naomi and discusses the origins of The Extraordinary in the Ordinary. It provides a contemporary account of her curatorial thinking.
History enthusiasts pull up a chair at Heritage Museum exhibition exploring the role of seating as a cultural artefact (opens in a new tab)Government Information Services published a named interview with Naomi about the 2014 Chairs exhibition and an earlier museum-event caption identifying her curatorial title. These official records preserve her own exhibition explanations and dated professional appearances.
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Orchid Press’s listing presents Children of the Gods: Dress and Symbolism in China, the catalogue Naomi co-authored with Valery Garrett. The listing identifies a 1990 first edition and supplies a real cover image.
Early Republic Books presents a photographed copy of Law Uk Folk Museum through AbeBooks. The seller lists the 1990 publication, which Naomi co-edited with Joseph Ting.
Southampton Books’ listing presents Dress in Hong Kong, described by the seller as a 1992 first printing. The photographed copy gives readers a view of the publication as a physical book.
Bookstore-Online’s listing presents the 2014 chair catalogue, The Extraordinary in the Ordinary. Its book photograph and bibliographic details offer another route to discover Naomi’s study of furniture and cultural history.
AbeBooks and its ZVAB search surface present dealer listings for several of Naomi’s museum publications, including Children of the Gods, Dress in Hong Kong and the chair catalogue. These are records of book circulation.
The inspected listings connect readers with physical copies offered by independent booksellers. They document the books’ continuing discoverability, rather than a personal endorsement or appearance by Naomi.
Naomi Szeto · inspected dealer listings (opens in a new tab)Map: Natural Earth, public domain. Hong Kong and Macao markers are enlarged for easy selection.