The University Museum and Art Gallery of the University of Hong Kong sits on Bonham Road, adjacent to the East gate of the University of Hong Kong. As part of the University, it is located on the lower (northern) section of the campus, with a base elevation around that of the nearby Main Building.

There are two entrances to the museum. The original entrance faces north to Bonham Road, and is accessed via a large staircase (original) or via a footpath from the east gate (added in 1987). A second entrance, which also serves for handicap access, was added in 2013 via a lift and footbridge connecting the adjacent T.T. Tsui Building.

On 16 November 2018, the Fung Ping Shan Building (exterior only) was designated a Declared Monument by the Hong Kong Antiquities and Monuments Office (AMO) under the Antiquities and Monuments Ordinance (Cap. 53)—a declaration which enables the Antiquities Authority to prevent alterations or to impose conditions of alterations based on their expertise in order to protect the monument.

Vision
The University Museum and Art Gallery (UMAG) aspires to generate artistic and cultural experiences that are accessible to people in all walks of life. We seek to encourage greater appreciation of the arts and to nurture a stronger sense of cultural values within the Hong Kong community. UMAG strives to use its permanent collection and temporary exhibitions to accomplish scholarly projects in accord with various departments and curricula from across the University.

Mission
UMAG's mission is to educate Hong Kong University students and the general public, through art-historical research and teaching, by displaying and interpreting its permanent collection, and presenting noteworthy temporary exhibitions. UMAG is dedicated to educating our diverse local, regional and international audiences about the past and present of Chinese and other cultures, and to inspiring life-long learning through both formal and informal education. The Museum is committed to fulfilling its mission by:

- providing access to its collections and services for the teaching, study and research of Chinese art and culture;
- developing its existing collections, organizing programmes to meet the needs of the University and the community, and providing a platform for international cultural exchange;
- maintaining a high standard of exhibitions and educational activities;
- training students in museum studies and offering internship and fellowship programs to young scholars;
- stimulating public awareness and disseminating knowledge of traditional, modern and contemporary art to enrich the educational, cultural and artistic communities regionally, nationally and internationally;
- conducting and publishing research on collections and related materials and topics;
- fostering relationships with artists, collectors, museum professionals and interested organizations to enhance its collections, exhibitions and educational activities;
- achieving a position of leadership for the promotion of art education in Hong Kong.

Opening hours:
Tue to Sat 9:30 am-6 pm, Sun 1:00-6:00 pm
Closed on Mondays, University and Public Holidays
Free Admission | Open to the public