In Search of Southeast Asia through the M+ Collections
M+ Pavilion, West Kowloon , 22.06.2018 to 30.09.2018
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In Search of Southeast Asia through the M+ Collections
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Sopheap Pich
Cambodian, born 1971
Compound2011
bamboo, rattan, plywood, and metal wire M+, Hong Kong © Sopheap Pich
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WORK / Theseus Chan
established Singapore, 1997 / Singaporean, born 1961
WERK No. 21: Martine Bedin2014
printing ink on paper M+, Hong Kong © WORK
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The Propeller Group
established Vietnam, 2006
The Living Need Light, The Dead Need Music2014
single-channel video M+, Hong Kong © The Propeller Group
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Malayan Architects Co-partnership (later Architects Team 3)
established Singapore, 1961
Postcard, Negeri Sembilan State Mosque (1965–1967), Seremban, Malaysia
ca. 1967
printing ink on paper M+, Hong Kong. Gift of Architects Team 3, 2015
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Simryn Gill
Malaysian, born Singapore 1959
Forest #161996–1998
gelatin silver print M+, Hong Kong © Simryn Gill
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Vo Trong Nghia Architects
established Ho Chi Minh City, 2006
Presentation model, Wind and Water Bar (2006–2008), Thu Dau Mot Town, Vietnam
ca. 2006
bamboo M+, Hong Kong © Vo Trong Nghia Architects
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Sumet Jumsai Associates established Bangkok, 1975 Photograph, United Overseas Bank Bangkok Headquarters (formerly Bank of Asia Headquarters) (1983–1986), Bangkok, Thailand
ca. 1986
printing ink on paper M+, Hong Kong. Gift of Sumet Jumsai, 2017 © Sumet Jumsai Associates
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anothermountainman
Hong Kong, born 1960
Lanwei 43 / The Ghost House / Siem Reap2008
archival inkjet print M+, Hong Kong. Donation of anothermountainman, 2012 © anothermountainman
In Search of Southeast Asia through the M+ Collections is the first exhibition to present how M+ is addressing the complex region of Southeast Asia in the building of its multidisciplinary collections.
Encompassing visual art, design and architecture, and moving image works from, and about, Southeast Asia—including the nations of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam—the exhibition highlights how M+ is developing a unique perspective on the region as a place that is defined by multiple narratives, histories, and identities.
Featuring archival materials, architectural models, contemporary art installations, and moving image artworks, the exhibition illuminates the region’s historical and contemporary contexts as well as the flow of ideas across borders.
Featured artists, designers and architects:
anothermountainman (Stanley Wong), Architects Team 3 (formerly Malayan Architects Co-partnership) / Lim Chong Keat, Geoffrey Bawa, BEP Akitek (formerly Booty, Edwards and Partners) / Kington Loo, Chun Kaifeng, Kiri Dalena, Simryn Gill, Zai Kuning, Charles Lim, Midi Z, Eko Nugroho, the Office indochinois du tourisme, Pratchaya Phinthong, Sopheap Pich, Bas Princen, Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook, Paul Rudolph, Wilson Shieh Ka-ho, Sumet Jumsai, T. R. Hamzah & Yeang / Ken Yeang, Hans Tan, Maria Taniguchi, The Propeller Group, Rirkrit Tiravanija, the Official Tourist Information Bureau of the Dutch East Indies, Vo Trong Nghia Architects, WOHA Architects, WORK / Theseus Chan
Date:
22 June to 30 September 2018
Opening Hours:
11am–6pm
Wednesday to Sunday and public holidays
Venue:
M+ Pavilion, West Kowloon Cultural District
Free Admission
Adverse Weather Arrangement:
Typhoon signal No. 8 or above: The M+ Pavilion will be closed when Typhoon Signal No.8 or above is hoisted. The M+ Pavilion will be re-opened 3 hours after Typhoon Signal No.8 or above is lowered; however, the Pavilion will remain closed for the day if Typhoon Signal No.8 is lowered after 12noon.
Black rainstorm warning: The M+ Pavilion will remain open if the warning is issued during opening hours. If the warning is issued before the M+ Pavilion opens, the Pavilion will be closed until the warning is cancelled. The M+ Pavilion will be re-opened 3 hours after the warning is cancelled; however, the Pavilion will remain closed for the day if the warning is cancelled after 12noon.
