M+ is Hong Kong’s recently opened museum of 20th and 21st century visual culture. Designed by renowned architects Herzog & de Meuron, M+ is one of Hong Kong’s most iconic architectural landmarks, both monumental in its form and radically open in its position within the urban landscape.

Boasting over 8,000 works, including the largest and most comprehensive collection of contemporary Chinese art in the world, M+ is the first museum of its kind in Asia with a multi-disciplinary collection encompassing visual art, design and architecture, and moving image from Hong Kong, greater China, Asia, and beyond.

Join us for this special opportunity to explore this pioneering museum, through a closer look at the Design and Architecture-focused opening exhibition Things, Spaces, Interactions. It includes key works from Sri Lanka by Geoffrey Bawa and Ena de Silva in one of the five sections that highlights how design and architectural production shaped (and have been shaped) by local, national and regional aspirations. This session will be led by Suhanya Raffel, Museum Director of M+, Yokoyama Ikko, Lead Curator of Design and Architecture and Shirley Surya, Curator of Design and Architecture at M+.

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