Terracotta Warriors: Oo-long Conversations
Dates
Thursdays | 11am
24 July 2025 - 19 February 2026
Standard | $45
Concession | $42.50
Ticket includes entry to Terracotta Warriors: Legacy of the First Emperor at 9.30am
Membership
Friend Members receive 15% off ticket pricing for this event.
Age
Suitable for adults
Site access information
WA Museum Boola Bardip is fully accessible. Call 1300 134 081 for assistance. Accessible resources and programs >
Pour yourself a cup of curiosity.
Join us for Oo-long Conversations — a relaxed series of chats held after your visit to our newest exhibition Terracotta Warriors: Legacy of the First Emperor.
After exploring the exhibition, settle in with a cup of tea or coffee and share your reflections. Chat about the cultural objects unearthed in the ancient mausoleum, or explore ideas surrounding immortality, the afterlife and the enduring mystery of Qin Shihuang’s tomb.
Led by one of our friendly guides, each session offers a space to reflect, ask questions, and explore the themes of the exhibition in good company. Occasionally, a special guest will lead the conversation (see schedule below).
Your ticket includes entry to the exhibition and a tea or coffee.
Guest speaker
Currently researching Korean film noir, Caleb explores cinematic links across Asia, including China, Japan and Hong Kong, and brings a unique lens to cultural storytelling and legacy.
Associate Lecturer and undertaking his PhD in Korean/Asian Studies at UWA.
A former archaeology journalist for China Daily, Dr Gong blends media expertise with cultural scholarship, offering rich insights into Chinese history and memory-making.
Course Coordinator, Chinese Major at Curtin University with a PhD in Media and Culture Studies.
With a career bridging continents and communities, Dr Jiang brings deep knowledge of Chinese diaspora, storytelling, and identity across time and place.
Associate Professor of Media and Communication at UWA, Dr Jiang holds a PhD from Australia and previously studied at Birmingham University’s esteemed European Studies Centre in the UK.
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