Highlights
A world-class facility to house Hong Kong's future museum of visual culture, will be completed in March 2020 with the museum itself opening nine to twelve months later
Sigg Prize 2019 exhibition
Six shortlisted artists selected by an international jury of the inaugural Sigg Prize, present a range of mediums, including sculpture, site-specific installation, video and performance. The work featured in this exhibition address pressing questions that resonate across contexts
7.12.2019 - 13.4.2020｜M+ Pavilion, Art Park
M+ Matters and M+ International: Archigram Cities
‘Archigram in the Cities’ propose a series of encounters between members of the Archigram group and architects, scholars, students, and the wider public from Hong Kong, mainland China, and elsewhere
12-15.2.2020｜HKU & Power Station of Art, Shanghai
Sigg Prize 2019 exhibition programmes
In conjunction with the exhibition, M+ presents a series of free tours and public programmes
M+ Hackathon—City of Objects
‘City of Objects’ invites students, designers, artists, technologists, and cultural enthusiasts to embark on a journey that explores the concept of objects through different lenses—everyday life, personal and cultural identities, and virtuality
22-23.2.2020｜Eaton House
2019 M+ / Design Trust Research Fellowship Public Talks
The 2019 M+ / Design Trust Research Fellows, Oliver Elser and Yasmin Tri Aryani, present their research findings in this public forum
29.2.2020｜St. Stephen’s College
M+ Pioneers Membership Programme
Welcome offer: Become a member of M+ Pioneers within January 2020 to enjoy a limited-time offer of 15 per cent discount on your first purchase at the M+ Shop until 31 January 2020
M+ Rover 2020
This year’s programme is designed for primary schools, and it will see M+ Rover visiting local schools from February to July 2020
3.2-3.7.2020
M+ Stories
Before heading to the newest M+ Pavilion exhibition, familiarise yourself with the Sigg Prize, shortlisted artists, and their work
The M+ Collections
Visit the M+ Collections Beta, an evolving website presenting over 5,000 objects
M+ Sigg Collection
The Sigg Collection is recognised as the most comprehensive and important collection in the world of Chinese contemporary art from the 1970s to the present
