Hong Kong, China
M+
Asia's first global museum of visual culture, with a screen the size of the building.
Herzog & de Meuron's tower carries an LED facade that turns the harbour into a gallery at night. Inside: contemporary art, design, architecture and moving image, including the Sigg collection of Chinese contemporary art.
Opening hours and prices change regularly — always check the museum’s own site before you travel.
Do not miss
- — The Sigg Collection
- — The LED facade over the harbour
- — Design and architecture galleries
On show & coming up
All exhibitions →Isamu Noguchi's red Octetra play sculptures on the North Roof Garden. Free entry.
The mountain-and-water tradition read forward into contemporary art and architecture.
A capsule from Kurokawa's Nakagin Tower and Kuramata's Kiyotomo sushi bar, both rescued and rebuilt at M+.
The latest rehang of the Sigg Collection, the largest holding of Chinese contemporary art anywhere.
The Egyptian artist's film work, shot in Pompeii, retelling myth through puppetry and song.
Work by the Indonesian artist, whose wayang-derived figures have been carrying political weight since the 1990s.
The hands-on design exhibition from Japan, in the Main Hall Gallery: ordinary objects taken apart until you notice how they were made.
Forty speakers, forty voices, one Tallis motet — the sound installation many people call the best they have ever heard. Free entry, in The Studio.
The Swiss architects of M+ itself, in the Focus Gallery.
A special exhibition on fantasy across Asian art — the creatures, the worlds and the reasons they get invented.
