That makes perfect sense for Yang – after all, he is known around the world for his evocative and dreamlike films that transcend time and space. Artist Yang Fudong. Photo: …
“For the younger generation, I can only speak for Asia, they now have the spending power. The younger generation is now taking power, either in family businesses or by setting …
“I had to look at why the students didn’t want to do Chinese art,” Koon says. “They thought of it as old-fashioned. They didn’t see the value because their history …
For that first evening, M+ chartered a Star Ferry so that museum friends and invited media could watch from the water. A screening of Sarah Morris’ ETC seen from Hong …
“It was full of happy pigs building things,” Raby remembers of the works they saw. “Happy pigs building the Three Gorges Dam. Happy pigs building car parks and shopping malls. …
“We really want to bring the show to the level of our contemporary world,” says Silke Schmickl, the Chanel lead curator for moving image at M+. These amazing clay works …
Ben Kahn had one big dream as a kid: He wanted to make movies. He remembers making stop-motion movies with his action figures in the sandbox at his Shelburne home. …
Subsequent chapters turn to the fates of different protagonists who lived in tumultuous times generations before the birth of the vengeful Zhang. Installation view of Wang Tuo’s “The Northeast Tetralogy”. …
National security, aerospace technology and Hong Kong-specific content are also expected to be showcased there. The new museum will take over the Science Museum’s premises in bustling Tsim Sha Tsui …
Hong Kong will feel the full impact of Ay-O’s sense-stimulating creations when the M+ museum of visual culture hosts “Ay-O: Hong Hong Hong” from December 15 to May 5, the …