Collections
This section brings together the digital collections of the U21 universities participating in the project. Each institution contributes archives and artifacts from diverse cultural, historical, and geographical contexts, creating a rich ecosystem for exploration that expands the possibilities for international collaborative learning.
Do not choose your object only from this page. Use these cards as entry points to explore the full collections.
Artesanía UC Collection – Universidad Católica de Chile
A collection of Chilean handicrafts featuring traditional pieces that reflect the techniques, identities, and knowledge of local communities.
Gandarillas Collection – Universidad Católica de Chile
More than 600 pieces of American colonial religious art: paintings, silverware, carvings, and furniture.
Gastón Soublette Collection – Universidad Católica de Chile
More than 300 pieces of Native American art: textiles, ceramics, and carvings ranging from pre-Columbian cultures to the 19th century.
Grainger Museum Collection – University of Melbourne
An international collection of over 100,000 items: experimental sound technology, instruments, costumes, ethnography, art, and design.
Lee Kong Chian Collection – National University of Singapore
A collection of Chinese art featuring bronzes, jades, ceramics, and paintings spanning 8,000 years of history.
Skissernas Museum Collection – Lund University
The museum houses the world's largest collection of sketches, models, and prototypes of Swedish and international public art.
South and Southeast Asian Collection – National University of Singapore
Medieval Indian sculptures, textiles, ceramics, and contemporary works from Southeast Asia.
Straits Chinese Collection – National University of Singapore
Peranakan furniture, textiles, and ceramics that document migration, cultural fusion, and domestic life in Singapore.
University Art Collection – University of Melbourne
More than 18,000 works: colonial and contemporary Australian art, paintings, prints, ceramics, sculptures, and Indigenous art.
University Museum and Art Gallery (UMAG) – University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong's oldest museum, featuring ceramics, bronzes, and paintings from the Neolithic period to the present day.