M+ Museum is one of the main buildings in Hong Kong West Kowloon Cultural District. It is located on the waterfront of Victoria Harbour and the southern end of West Kowloon. It aims to promote China's Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) as an exchange destination for Eastern and Western culture and art. The museum has a unique design, with a wide horizontal base platform and a narrow long vertical building. The T-shaped building has become one of the most iconic architectural landmarks in Hong Kong. The curtain wall is equipped with LED screens, displaying artists' moving work, allowing people from West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade and across Victoria Harbour to enjoy wonderful art. 位于西九文化区的M+博物馆在去年11月开幕时就成为香港热门景点,规模庞大,作为亚洲首间国际级当代视觉文化博物馆。M+大楼形态独特,外墙设有多用途LED 显示系统展示最新内容,室内共有六大专题展览和三十三个展厅,既有以香港本地文化为主的展览,亦有来自世界各地的艺术展品和装置艺术等应有尽有。无论是拍照打卡或是欣赏艺术或博物馆建筑都是文青首选热点,就连平常不看艺术的旅客也都会被M+吸引,再加上西九文化区的海景和宽广的城市绿洲,绝对是来香港的必去景点。 The internal layout of the museum is elaborated precisely, with 33 exhibition halls and different public spaces including curtain walls, grand stairs, learning hubs, screening halls, rooftop gardens and a large-scale exhibition area "found space" excavated along the outline of the MTR tunnel. The shaped patio provides visitors with an open area spanning three floors where the artworks can be viewed from different perspectives. M+博物馆为了庆祝开幕一周年,而举办的《草间弥生:一九四五年至今》展览为世界知名日本艺术家草间弥生(Yayoi Kusama)在日本以外的亚洲地区举行的200件展品,呈现她的艺术生涯的各个发展阶段。她擅长描绘无穷无尽的圆点和绚烂华美的南瓜,作品奇幻迷人。这次展出的其中一件新作《南瓜》,于M+博物馆地下大堂展出,免费供公众观赏。另外两组新作品,须购票入场才可观赏,包括《神经的死亡》色彩绚丽,立体诠释艺术家的经典主题“无限的网”;《圆点执念──渴望天堂的爱》在标志性的镜面空间注入圆点和悬浮气球元素,塑造出宛如万花筒世界的感官体验。 M+ Museum Hong Kong celebrates Year One with its first Special Exhibition titled ‘Yayoi Kusama: 1945 to Now’. This is the most extensive retrospective of Kusama in Asia outside Japan, spotlighting her emergence as a global cultural icon for the twenty-first century by pursuing her uncompromising avant-garde vision. The show will be on view between 12 November 2022 and 14 May 2023. M+ features more than 200 of her works — including paintings, drawings, sculptures, installations, and archival material from major museum and private collections in Asia, Europe, and the USA, the M+ Collection, as well as from the artist’s own.
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