The Hong Kong Museum of Art reported on October 29, 2026, that it had received a donation of more than 340 artefacts from Dr Kössen Ho's Hua-e Jiaohui Lou collection. According to the announcement, the donation spans bamboo and wood carvings, Chinese painting and calligraphy, ink rubbings and textiles, with modern bamboo carvings forming the largest category. It was described as the largest gift of bamboo carvings to a local museum since 1985.

At the opening ceremony that day, the museum said it was launching the exhibition "On Ink and Bamboo: The Hua-e Jiaohui Lou Donation" from the following day, October 30. The exhibition is planned to feature about 200 selected sets of artworks and to run until April 7, 2027, in the Chinese Antiquities Gallery on the museum's third floor in Tsim Sha Tsui. Admission was stated to be free.

The museum said the modern bamboo carvings complement its existing holdings of Ming and Qing bamboo carvings. It added that the exhibition uses dynamic lighting, a virtual bamboo grove installation and educational rubbing activities. Dr Ho, who began building the collection in 1997, was cited as hoping the gift would support the display, education and promotion of bamboo and wood carving art.