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Digital Content
While live performances and events are suspended you can still enjoy our programmes online.
#MplusFromHome
In response to the unprecedented situation facing numerous museums and cultural organisations in Hong Kong and around the world, M+ joins our many museum colleagues’ efforts in providing online content and resources for you to enjoy and use at home. On this page, we offer a regularly updated curated list of content by M+ available on our various online spaces
An Invitation: On Empty Theatre
What is the nature of theatre when live performance is impossible? Standing alone in a black box theatre, facing an empty auditorium, 30 Hong Kong-based actors explore their relationship with theatre and the audience in a series of profound and heartfelt videos
Visit the M+ Collections Beta, an evolving website presenting over 5,000 objects
Ten Hong Kong Films You Might Have Missed
Li Cheuk-to, Curator, Hong Kong Film and Media at M+, is here with some ideas on lesser-known and often-overlooked Hong Kong films. Watch them at home, or at a screening in the future
How Did You Two Meet? — Online Talks
In this series, curators draw connections between uncommon pairings of works of art, design, and architecture from the M+ Collections to spark new stories
28.5-27.8.2020
Shirley Tse: An Exercise in Negotiation
Shirley Tse discusses her two installations Negotiated Differences and Playcourt, explores how they respond to the exhibition site and negotiate with its spaces
Highlights
Arts Relief Scheme 2020
The Arts Relief Scheme 2020 supports creative works that promote community spirit and enriches people's lives. 13 funded projects are announced
Shirley Tse: Stakes and Holders
M+ Pavilion is closed until 18 August 2020 (Tuesday)
1.7-4.10.2020｜M+ Pavilion, Art Park
Traditional Music Notation in Kunqu and Cantonese Opera
Over three talks, Lee King-chi and Chan Chi-kong of The Gong Strikes One provide demonstrations of how to read gongche music notation and talk with experts in the field to offer insight into various aspects of this traditional notation form
14.1.2020 - 13.10.2020｜Seminar Hall, Xiqu Centre
The Stage Movements of Cantonese Opera
The technical demands of Cantonese opera require that performers achieve expert skills in five different stage arts: singing, acting, recital, martial arts and dance
2.9.2020｜Seminar Hall, Xiqu Centre
