M+ Must-Sees
Handpicked highlights for when you’re short on time but still want to move through our galleries with purpose.
Collection Highlights
Installation view of Bitcoin Mining and Field Recordings of Ethnic Minorities (2018), 2024. Courtesy of the artist. Acquisition in progress. © Liu Chuang. Photo: Dan Leung © M+, Hong Kong
Liu Chuang
Bitcoin Mining and Field Recordings of Ethnic Minorities
South Galleries, L2
Journey through an epic visual tale encapsulated in this layered three-channel video work covering themes of history, labour, technology, ecology, and natural resources.
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Installation view of Calligraphy Peach Blossom Garden (2004) by Yangjiang Group in the exhibition M+ Sigg Collection: Inner Worlds, 2025. Photo: Lok Cheng © M+, Hong Kong.
Yangjiang Group, Chen Zaiyan
Calligraphy Peach Blossom Garden
Sigg Galleries, L2
Enter a garden scene where installation art meets Chinese calligraphy in a fresh and playful way, blurring the line between high and low culture.
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Yue Minjun. 2000 A.D., 2000. Acrylic on polyester. M+ Sigg Collection, Hong Kong. By donation. © Yue Minjun. Photo: Lok Cheng © M+, Hong Kong
Yue Minjun
2000 A.D. (Group of sculptures. 25 figures)
Sigg Galleries, L2
Face a sea of identical, life-size figures that depict Yue Minjun's iconic laughing self-portrait, complete with a wide, manic grin and tightly shut eyes.
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Installation view of Relatum—The Mirror Road (2021/2024) at Shanshui: Echoes and Signals, 2024. © Lee Ufan / ADAGP, Paris – SACK, Seoul, 2024. Photo: Lok Cheng © M+, Hong Kong
Lee Ufan
Relatum—The Mirror Road
South Galleries, L2
Take a meditative walk through this immersive installation of stones, lights, and mirrors by one of Asia’s most prominent artists.
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Interior of Kiyotomo sushi bar, 2021. Photo: Lok Cheng © M+, Hong Kong
Kuramata Shiro, Ishimaru Co. Ltd.
Kiyotomo sushi bar
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Kurokawa Kisho; Kisho Kurokawa Architect & Associates
Unit A806, Nakagin Capsule Tower (1970–1972), Tokyo, Japan
Installation view of restored Nakagin Capsule Tower unit (1970–1972), 2024. Photo: Dan Leung © M+, Hong Kong
Transport yourself to 1980s Tokyo through the timeless design of the Kiyotomo sushi bar by Kuramata Shiro, then gaze into a restored detachable housing unit from the Nakagin Capsule Tower, one of the few built examples of the Metabolist movement.
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Archigram
Archigram Archive
East Galleries, L2
Dive into the radical visions of British architect group Archigram, whose visionary models and drawings transformed the way we envision future cities and technology.
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Iwata Yoshiharu, Toshiba Automatic Rice Cooker, model RC-10K, 1955. M+, Hong Kong, © Toshiba Corporation
Iwata Yoshiharu, Toshiba Corporation
Toshiba Automatic Rice Cooker, model RC-10K
East Galleries, L2
How did the humble rice cooker impact generations? Appreciate the simple design of this everyday appliance that quietly transformed daily routines and modern domestic life.
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Recycled Orchestra of Cateura and Favio Chávez. Drum, 2027. M+, Hong Kong. M+ Council for Design and Architecture Fund, 2024, © Recycled Orchestra of Cateura
Recycled Orchestra of Cateura and Favio Chávez
Drum
Open Gallery, L2
Experience how the Recycled Orchestra of Cateura turns unwanted materials into instruments, using the power of creativity to empower communities and spark hope.
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Installation view of M+ Playscape, 2022. Photo: Lok Cheng © M+, Hong Kong
Isamu Noguchi
M+ Playscape
M+ Terrace Rooftop
Climb and interact with Isamu Noguchi's geometric play sculptures scattered throughout the north rooftop garden. Consider this your invitation to experience modern sculpture with more than just your eyes.
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Sammy Yip. Neon sign for Sammy’s Kitchen, ca. 1978. M+, Hong Kong. Gift of Sammy’s Kitchen, 2013, © Sammy’s Kitchen Ltd. Photo: M+, Hong Kong
Sammy Yip
Neon sign, Sammy’s Kitchen, 204-206 Queen’s Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong
Conservation and Storage Facility Gallery
Stand at eye level with an iconic neon sign that shaped Hong Kong’s visual identity and shined over Queen's Road West for almost four decades.
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Heidi Lau. (All is) non-hierarchical, 2022. Glazed ceramic. M+, Hong Kong. M+ Council for New Art Fund, 2023. © Heidi Lau. Photo: Dan Leung © M+, Hong Kong.
Heidi Lau
(All is) non-hierarchical
Encounter the evocative ceramic sculptures of Sigg Prize 2025 winner Heidi Lau, who melds history and personal memory through her chosen medium.
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