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While I. M. Pei is best known for his realised architectural landmarks, his unbuilt projects reveal the threads of his practice at different stages and the ideas that were later revisited and refined.
Do rainbows always have a positive connotation? Jiang Zhi’s Rainbow—Out of Service 4 uses neon signs to piece together this natural wonder and explores the complex relationship between reality and imaginary in consumer culture.
By analysing the three ‘Detective Dee’ titles, film critic Po Fung explores how Tsui Hark shifted the focus from the world of jianghu to the imperial court in his wuxia films.
From kitchen counter to design classic: how the Toshiba RC-10K Automatic Rice Cooker left its mark on post-war Japan.
Unfold the compelling journey from 138 days before the opening to the debut of ‘Trevor Yeung: Courtyard of Attachments, Hong Kong in Venice.’
Wang Tuo’s films blend interviews, reality shows, and theatre, exposing society’s absurdities and intertwining histories
A conversation with Tina Liu, Hong Kong stylist and creative pioneer known for pushing boundaries in print, film, fashion, art and music
Discover how Balkrishna Doshi, the late Pritzker Prize-winning architect, established links between nature and architecture that serve as a medium for human experience
Meet Luke Ching, an artist who has spent the last twenty years using his creative practice to bring attention to social issues in Hong Kong
Dive into the world of Park Chan-wook, known for his distinctive approach to humour and collaboration.
Thai artist and filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul explores the concepts of his multi-channel video installation ‘Primitive’.
Artist Trevor Yeung discusses how fishkeeping influences his art practice and personal development, and introduces the artworks displayed in his exhibition titled ‘Trevor Yeung: Courtyard of Attachments, Hong Kong in Venice’.
Join Angela Su on a video tour of the ‘Angela Su: Arise, Hong Kong in Venice’ exhibition at the 59th Venice Biennale
An informal conversation with the artist and curator of 'Trevor Yeung: Courtyard of Attachments, Hong Kong in Venice' on labour and care.
We asked each Venice Biennale Hong Kong intern: What was the most memorable interaction you had? What question were you asked the most? Here are their answers
Angela Su's fictitious Lauren O is an enigmatic figure with the power of levitation who played a crucial role in the 1960s anti-war movement in the US
An artwork inspired by street badminton leads to a conversation between artist Shirley Tse and urban researcher Sampson Wong about public space in Hong Kong
Artist Shirley Tse discusses her installations ‘Negotiated Differences’ and ‘Playcourt’ as part of her M+ exhibition ‘Shirley Tse: Stakes and Holders’ at M+
You know the name of the artist behind 'Samson Young: Songs for Disaster Relief World Tour', but who exactly is Samson Young? Find out in this interview
Ying Kwok, Guest Curator of Samson Young: Songs for Disaster Relief, and two interns interview each other about their experience working on the exhibition
Veteran music critic Wong Chi Chung writes about charity singles as a phenomenon explored in ‘Samson Young: Songs for Disaster Relief World Tour’
How are artists and makers shaping how we live in response to the climate emergency?
An examination of digital culture’s diverse roles within society through the works of artists, designers, architects and thinkers.
An exploration of understudied topics by unfamiliar makers, telling untold stories and offering fluid, expanded perspectives on visual culture.
An examination of the networked nature of the region around Hong Kong in relation to the global south.
An exploration of how designer Henry Steiner and photographer Nobuyoshi Araki interpreted Victoria Harbour in their works across different eras.
Join artist South Ho to explore Tin Shui Wai’s landscapes as part of his ‘Every Daily’ series.
Explore the artistic allure and cultural significance of the iconic ‘Monster Building’ in Hong Kong, a source of inspiration for artists worldwide.
Tang Kwok-hin’s art captures the cultural heritage and rhythms of life in Wing Lung Wai, a walled village in Hong Kong’s New Territories.
Wilson Shieh gives iconic Hong Kong buildings a human face through artistic anthropomorphism.
Uncover the allure of Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster’s ‘Central’ as it uncovers how a location’s history intertwines with its present form.
‘Hong Kong as Mise-en-scène’ is a video commission initiative by M+ featuring five short films by five emerging local artists
Designers crafted larger-than-life personalities of Cantopop stars using photography, illustration, fashion, and typography. We explore their stories
Cantopop grew out of Hong Kong’s cultural production at its most interdisciplinary, experimental, and diverse, expanding what graphic design could be
Learn about the biography of Yayoi Kusama with an illustrated timeline from 1929 to now and witness the healing power of art
A reflection on going to the movies in the age of COVID-19 through the lens of Hong Kong artist Ho Sin Tung's fictional film festival.
