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12 Nov 2021 7 Oct 2022

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17 Feb 2022 19:00–21:00

Fostering a new Film Culture through Virtual Presentations

18 Feb 2022 19:00–21:00

Museums and Digital Culture: A Field of Productive Tension

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Frontal, close-up view of Antony Gormley's Asian Field installation. Dozens of clay figurines in various sizes and forms, all figurines have two eyes looking forward. One of the figurines is much taller than the rest where its body is full of pinch marks.

Antony Gormley: Asian Field

Three light fixtures hang in front of a white wall. Two of the fixtures consist of translucent blades arranged vertically around cylindrical centres. The third fixture consists of plastic crystal-like ornaments resembling a traditional chandelier lamp fixture.

Hong Kong Plastic Pioneers

Photograph showing a room with walls covered in posters that feature big Chinese characters in shades of black, red, and white. Four extra-large characters in white against a red background lie on a red carpeted floor.

Diffused Religion and the Origins of Chinese Avant-Garde Art

Rocking lounge chair made out of Brazilian pau ferro wood and cane. The cane is set in a wooden frame to form the seat and back, appearing as a long flowing line from the side. The centre of the chair’s seat is connected to a base made of curved wood, resembling an upside-down arch. Attached below the seat’s head and foot are two smaller curved pieces of wood, which form an asymmetrical arc shapes from the side.

Unravelling the Enigma of Chairs

Monochrome photograph showing a wall covered in vertical lines of Chinese text. The characters are written in black ink. The characters for ‘King’ are especially large. The lines on some characters have slightly faded. In the right foreground, a person is passing the wall, appearing blurry to the camera. At the top of the frame, the edge of a rippled canopy is visible.

Moments in Time with the King of Kowloon

Oil painting on canvas of a painting hanging on the wall of a brick building in the middle of a construction site. The painting hanging on the wall depicts three people standing on a balcony with the Eiffel tower in the background.

Painting in the Twenty-first Century

Monochrome animation still of the West Kowloon Cultural District.

How to Build a Museum: SUPERCUT

Video still showing the exterior of a rectangular building inside a white-walled interior space with wooden floors. The building exterior is made of dark grey panels. At the centre-left is an entry way with a blue curving wall leading to orange noren curtains and a light beyond. There is a lone lit lantern on the ground to the left of the entryway.

The Kiyotomo Sushi Bar: A Journey from Tokyo to Hong Kong

Film still showing a man in a suit standing before a row of large paintings. The oil painting in the foreground depicts men and women on snow-covered ground, smiling and flushed as they lean forward to move a section of an aqueduct. A figure on the viewer's right holds up a green flag. The partially completed aqueduct forms the backdrop in the upper half.

Inside ‘M+ Sigg Collection: From Revolution to Globalisation’

Video still showing a woman dressed in black shirt and trousers in mid-speech standing before a colourful, kaleidoscopic video projection.

Inside ‘Hong Kong: Here and Beyond’

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The Building

Dusk view of buildings across Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour, which stretches across the frame at the bottom. A campus of buildings stands on the viewer's right, including a rectangular block illuminated with the words 'M+'.

The M+ building, designed by Herzog & de Meuron with TFP Farrells and Arup, is an iconic presence overlooking Victoria Harbour.

M+ Facade

Facing the harbour, the M+ Facade is embedded with LEDs for screening moving image works, which can be seen from the West Kowloon waterfront promenade and Hong Kong Island.

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Hong Kong's brand new museum of visual culture is now open. 香港的嶄新視覺文化博物館現已正式開幕。

What's On 現正舉行

M+ Sigg Collection: From Revolution to Globalisation M+希克藏品：從大革命到全球化

Hong Kong: Here and Beyond 香港：此地彼方

Things, Spaces, Interactions 物件 · 空間 · 互動

Events 活動

Fostering a new Film Culture through Virtual Presentations 透過虛擬展示孕育嶄新電影文化：Watch and Chill個案研究

Museums and Digital Culture: A Field of Productive Tension 博物館與數碼文化：一個充滿生產張力的領域

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