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Exhibitions

On Now

I. M. Pei: Life Is Architecture

Special Exhibition

29 Jun 2024 5 Jan 2025

I. M. Pei: Life Is Architecture

Henry Steiner: The Art of Graphic Communication

15 Jun 2024 10 Nov 2024

Henry Steiner: The Art of Graphic Communication

Cissy Pui-Lai Pao and Shinichiro Watari Galleries

M+ Sigg Collection: Another Story

22 Sept 2023 Ongoing

M+ Sigg Collection: Another Story

Shanshui: Echoes and Signals

3 Feb 2024 Ongoing

Shanshui: Echoes and Signals

South Galleries

Lee Mingwei: Sonic Blossom

27 Aug 2024 29 Sept 2024

Lee Mingwei: Sonic Blossom

A.A.Murakami: Floating World

31 Aug 2024 2 Feb 2025

A.A.Murakami: Floating World

Offset lithograph on paper of an album cover opened with the front and the back facing the viewer. The cover features a painted portrait of singer Anita Mui on the front and the back against a pink background. She wears colourful pastel makeup and round earrings, and patterns surrounding her suggest clothing and hats. Vertical Chinese texts in black and white feature beside the spine.

12 Nov 2021 Ongoing

Things, Spaces, Interactions

Interior view of The Cabinet's exhibition space, where two floor-to-ceiling panels showcase artworks across a range of media and subject matters, from solo and group portraits, to photographs and poster designs. A projector screen between them enlarges one of the paintings with the prompt, 'This small ink spot could be anything. Tell us what you think it is!'. Two people interact with the digital panel in front of the paintings, and benches line the walls behind them.

12 Nov 2021 Ongoing

The Cabinet

Viewing from the ground floor, five long cords of sleigh bells are hanging from the four-metre-tall ceiling. Each cord forms a U-shape on one end, and the remaining part hangs down to the floor, or runs through the lightwell to the basement floors.

12 Mar 2024 Ongoing

Haegue Yang: Sonic Rescue Ropes

Lightwell, Found Space

Collage of stills from works of moving images ranging from animations to black-and-white films. Arranged in a brick wall formation framed by grey borders, the still images depict scenes such as a closeup of an eye reflecting a woman's face, people dining while watching the television, flying creatures flocking towards the camera, and a person dressed in Shakespeare's costume, to name a few.

12 Nov 2021 Ongoing

Mediatheque

Installation view of M+ Playscape, where three configurations of Isamu Noguchi's red Octetra play sculptures are placed across a roof garden among grassy bushes and cubical granite benches.

21 Apr 2022 Ongoing

M+ Playscape

North Roof Garden

Neon sign of Kai Kee Mahjong parlour installed at a rooftop in a building in Hong Kong. The sign consists of a light blue plaque that reads 「雞記麻雀耍樂」from right to left in Chinese characters (which translates to the name of the mahjong parlour) and a lateral shape of a right-facing rooster. The building is topped with corrugated metal roof sheets, while antennae and metal nets can be seen planted on the rooftops across neighbouring buildings.

12 Nov 2021 Ongoing

Conserving Neon Culture

Conservation and Storage Facility Gallery

Trevor Yeung: Courtyard of Attachments, Hong Kong in Venice

20 Apr 2024 24 Nov 2024

Trevor Yeung: Courtyard of Attachments, Hong Kong in Venice

Campo della Tana, Castello 2126, 30122, Venice, Italy

Interior view of M+ Museum's reception area, which features an LED screen wrapped around a column spiralling names of M+ supporters—illuminated in pink and white—horizontally with a gentle upward inclination. Behind it, translucent dome-shaped lamps suspend from the ceiling above a four-sided information desk where staff members in orange t-shirts are stationed.

M+ Donor Wall

Upcoming

Guo Pei: Fashioning Imagination

Special Exhibition

21 Sept 2024 6 Apr 2025

Guo Pei: Fashioning Imagination

Main Hall Gallery

Making It Matters

Opening 2 Nov 2024

Making It Matters

Open Gallery, East Galleries

Online

On a black background are a few gradient colour patches that are soft-edged and irregularly shaped. The colour changes, for example, from white to blue and then purplish-red, or from black to brown and then yellow. The sizes and shapes of the black spaces between the patches vary.

Zachary Lieberman: Atlas of Blobs

Screen grab of a digital work showing a collage of overlapping fragments of graphical tiles, which portray an abstract bird view of roads, gates, bricks and pixelated autumn trees. At the bottom are two dialogue boxes between '???' and Ryan that write 「那是你自己選的。」(from ???, which translates to 'That is your own choice') and 「這是我自己的選擇。」(from Ryan, which translates to 'This is my own choice'). Between the dialogue boxes is a button that enables the viewer to choose between Chinese and English—at the moment it is adjusted to the Chinese setting.

Ryan Kuo: Puzzle

Three dimensional rendition of Marcel Duchamp's Box in a Valise. In red, the cuboid opens up in a manner akin to that of a paper box, revealing a wide array of Duchamp's body of works from sculptures like Fountain and The Bride Stripped Bare by her Bachelors, Even, to paintings such as Nude Descending a Staircase, No.2 and Tu m'that hang on the box's vertical flaps.

Lessons for a Creative Life from Box in a Valise

Screen grab of a dark universe where a halo of white light resembling a planet floats at its centre and strokes of luminescence orbit around it. Information about ‘latitude’, ‘speed’, ‘elevation’, ‘GMST’ and ‘speed’ are attached to these orbital light signals. Faint glimmers of light glow like stars in the dark. A rectangular grid is superimposed on the image. Bilingual texts scatter across the universe, which read ‘THE EARTH IS AN IMAGE 地表之下別無他物’, ‘Xin Liu 劉昕’, ‘COMMISSION BY M+, 2021 M+委約創作，2021年’, ‘The satellite will pass at 下次衛星經過時間’ and ‘2021-09-14 06:53PM-07:02PM HKT’.

Xin Liu: The Earth Is an Image

Collage of some 150 thumbnails of Chinese art dotted against a black background, with white plus signs peppered around them.

Mapping Chinese Art, 1972–2012: Selections from the M+ Sigg Collection

Still from Canto Cocktail showing the back of a woman and a man holding hands and facing the sea. While their heads are cut off from the screen, they are seen to be dressed in white and beige attire. Active karaoke lyrics is placed at the bottom, where a green dot above the words indicate the timing to sing. The lyrics read「明日我似斷難斷一生什麼可以恨」, which translates to 'Tomorrow I may not be able to call it quits; what is there to hate in life'.

Henry Chu: Canto Cocktail

Past

Zhang Peili: Broadcast at the Same Time (1999.12.31 night)

Zhang Peili: Broadcast at the Same Time (1999.12.31 night)

Movana Chen: Knitting Conversations

Movana Chen: Knitting Conversations

A man wears a colorful mask with sunglasses on.

Apichatpong Weerasethakul: Primitive

Chen Zhen and Haegue Yang

Chen Zhen and Haegue Yang

The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Noir & Blanc—A Story of Photography

Special Exhibition

The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Noir & Blanc—A Story of Photography

Bùi Công Khánh: Dislocate

Ay-O: Hong Hong Hong

Ay-O: Hong Hong Hong

Madame Song: Pioneering Art and Fashion in China

Special Exhibition

Madame Song: Pioneering Art and Fashion in China

Paul Chan: Triosophia

Paul Chan: Triosophia

Sigg Prize 2023

Sigg Prize 2023

Yayoi Kusama: Dots Obsession—Aspiring to Heaven’s Love

Yayoi Kusama: Dots Obsession — Aspiring to Heaven’s Love

M+ Commission: Death of Nerves by Yayoi Kusama

M+ Commission: Death of Nerves by Yayoi Kusama

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Free General Admission access and selected cinema screenings

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M+ Membership benefits list updated in March 2024

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