彡Hong Kong's newest art attraction M+彡

𓄹A brand new place for families in Hong Kong. The 65,000 square meter building was designed by a world-renowned architectural firm. It has a magnificent appearance and is also very practical. The entire exhibition hall has become a new night view attraction in Hong Kong. The big steps are a place to enjoy the sea view, where you can enjoy an unobstructed view of the sea from a high position. 𓄹Most of the exhibition halls are located on the 2nd floor platform to provide visitors with a smooth and connected exhibition experience. There are about 1,500 works in the collection series from all over the world. The museum opened with six special exhibitions: "Hong Kong: A Place Squared", "M+ Sigg Collection from Revolution to Globalization", "Object-Space Interaction", "Individual, Origin and Expression", "Antony Gormley: Asian Land" and "Museum Dream". 𓄹Most of the contemporary art exhibits are from the past few decades. Many of them are not unfamiliar to us, and we have seen many artworks before, but for young children, they find them novel and attractive. 𓄹The most profound work in the West Hall is "Asian Land" by British artist Antony Gormley. It is made of about 200,000 clay figures made by about 300 residents of all ages in Fadong Town, Guangzhou. When more than 200,000 small clay figures are placed in the same exhibition hall, it is very spectacular, making us reflect that the soil under our feet can also become a special work of art. 𓄹The junction of the East Exhibition Hall and the South Exhibition Hall faces the Victoria Harbour. The Xi Exhibition Hall houses Ai Weiwei’s much-watched work “Whitewashing”. The M+ collection also includes the mobile phone I used as a child, a computer I used in the past, and Anita Mui's record cover, among other exhibits. 𓄹If you only come here once, you probably won't be able to fully appreciate all the artworks. I believe you can come here many times with your children. 𓄹From now on, Hong Kong residents with valid identification documents can visit the Museum of Contemporary Art M+ for free until November next year. #HongKongGoodPlaces #PopularExhibitions #LocalTours #DecemberTravel #GoodPlacesForFamily #FamilyTour #FamilyActivities