Guo Pei:
Fashioning Imagination
Guo Pei:
Fashioning Imagination
6 Apr 2025
Ticket Information
Standard: HKD 160
Concessions*: HKD 80
M+ Members’ Additional Ticket: HKD 112
M+ Patrons’ Additional Guest Ticket: HKD 80
Special Exhibitions Dual Pass
Standard: HKD 240
Concessions*: HKD 120
M+ Members: HKD 168
M+ Patrons’ Additional Guest: HKD 120
Members receive three Special Exhibition admission vouchers per year. Patrons enjoy year-round free admission to Special Exhibitions with up to three guests.
Guo Pei (b. 1967), China’s leading couture artist, combines Chinese cultural heritage with international elements and artistic expression. Guo’s astonishing runway collections have impressed fashion and art audiences alike for almost 30 years. Presenting the first major exhibition of Guo’s work produced in China, M+ will showcase Guo’s key collections and early designs, highlighting her unique career connecting China and the rest of the world and the cultural symbols created through her sophisticated and visually dazzling practice. Working with the couturier and her studio, the exhibition presents a selection of garments shown to audiences in the region for the first time, creating a layered dialogue with the M+ Collections around visual imagination and workmanship. The exhibition foregrounds Guo Pei's unique artistic style that resonates with imperial Chinese dress etiquette, European royal fashion, architecture, and the botanical world.
Guo Pei. The Gold Boat from the Elysium collection, 2018. © Guo Pei. Image courtesy of the artist
Tseng Yuho. Hibernal Forest, 1990. M+, Hong Kong. © Yun Zeng. Photo: M+, Hong Kong
Guo Pei. Garden of Soul collection, 2015. © Guo Pei. Courtesy of the artist
Aisha Khalid. West Looks East, 2013. M+, Hong Kong. © Aisha Kahlid. Photo: M+, Hong Kong
Hans Tan. Spotted Nyonya—Vessel with Cover L, 2011. M+, Hong Kong. Photo: Lok Cheng, M+, Hong Kong. © Hans Tan
Guo Pei. Legends collection, 2017. © Guo Pei. Courtesy of the artist
Guo Pei. L’Architecture collection, 2018. © Guo Pei. Courtesy of the artist
Wilson Shieh Ka-ho. HSBC and Friends, 2007. M+, Hong Kong. Gift of the Yiqingzhai Collection, 2014. © Wilson Shieh. Photo: M+, Hong Kong
Guo Pei. Legend of the Dragon collection, 2012. © Guo Pei. Courtesy of the artist
Tickets
Tickets to Guo Pei: Fashioning Imagination include General Admission access. Children ages 6 and below do not need to purchase tickets.
A Special Exhibitions Dual Pass is available to visitors who wish to visit both special exhibitions—Guo Pei: Fashioning Imagination and I.M. Pei: Life Is Architecture—on the same day, in addition to all General Admission exhibitions.
A complimentary guided tour led by M+ Volunteer Guide is available for special exhibition ticket holders on a first-come, first-served basis.
Public
Standard: HKD 160
Concessions*: HKD 80
Dual Pass Standard: HKD 240
Dual Pass Concessions*: HKD 120
M+ Members
M+ Members enjoy three free admission vouchers for selected Special Exhibitions per membership year. M+ Members can also enjoy a 30% discount on additional tickets with unlimited quota. Discounted ticket holders must be accompanied by members.
Discounted Ticket: HKD 112
Discounted Dual Pass: HKD 168
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M+ Patrons
M+ Patrons can enjoy unlimited free access to Special Exhibitions with up to three guests; and a 50% discount on additional guest tickets (unlimited quota). Discounted ticket holders must be accompanied by patrons.
Discounted Guest Ticket: HKD 80
Discounted Guest Dual Pass: HKD 120
Become an M+ Patron, and enjoy unlimited free admission all year-round with exclusive benefits! Learn more here about the admission privileges across the upper membership tiers.
*Concession tickets are available to full-time students, children ages 7 to 11, senior citizens ages 60 or above, persons with disabilities and companion, and Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA) recipients.
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Image at top: Guo Pei. The Qing-hua Porcelain from the 1002 Nights collection, 2009. © Guo Pei. Image courtesy of the artist