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The Cabinet

The Cabinet

12 Nov 2021
Ongoing
Location: The Cabinet
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The Cabinet is an exhibition space consisting of forty movable panels showcasing over two hundred works from the M+ Collections. The evolving display creates a sense of wonder by bringing together objects and ideas in unexpected ways and celebrates the rich and diverse visual culture of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Explore The Cabinet through an interpretative game using your own mobile device and share your insights with other visitors.

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Installation view of a row of three large panels. The central panel shows a projection of a green and blue screen with a search box. The panels on the left and right display assortments of six to seven paintings, posters, and photographs of different sizes. In front of the three panels is a low barrier, to which are attached several iPads. Two adults and three young children investigate the screens, while a woman wearing a black jacket with the word 'M+' emblazoned on the back.
Installation view of a row of three large panels. The central panel shows a projection of a green and blue screen with a search box. The panels on the left and right display assortments of six to seven paintings, posters, and photographs of different sizes. In front of the three panels is a low barrier, to which are attached several iPads. Two adults and three young children investigate the screens, while a woman wearing a black jacket with the word 'M+' emblazoned on the back.

The Cabinet: An Experiment in Looking

What ideas fuel M+’s changeable, interactive gallery? Associate Curator Winnie Lai explains
9 mins: 
Learning and Interpretation  / Digital  / M+ Exhibitions  /  Article
Monochrome photograph depicting a man carrying a basket on a stick slung over his shoulder. He is dressed in casual working clothes. He is walking in front of a large stone wall, on which rectangular light-coloured patches forming random patterns stick out against the dark grey of the stone.
Monochrome photograph depicting a man carrying a basket on a stick slung over his shoulder. He is dressed in casual working clothes. He is walking in front of a large stone wall, on which rectangular light-coloured patches forming random patterns stick out against the dark grey of the stone.

10 Facts about the Photographer Who Captured 1950s and ‘60s Hong Kong

Fan Ho's striking black-and-white photographs captured aspects of everyday life in 1950s and ’60s Hong Kong, providing a unique window into the past
10 mins: 
Visual Art  /  Article

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