What the future holds for M+ as the Hong Kong museum celebrates fifth anniversary

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What the future holds for M+ as the Hong Kong museum celebrates fifth anniversary

By FIA Staff 0

It has been quite a birthday celebration.

Ahead of the fifth anniversary of M+ on November 12, the directors of New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and Paris’ Centre Pompidou touched down in Hong Kong to finalise a tripartite alliance with the young museum. The formal pact will see two of the world’s pre-eminent modern art museums share collections and programming with M+ on equal footing.

On October 31, it was signed, sealed and toasted with high-wattage glamour at the museum’s fundraising gala.

(From left) Centre Pompidou’s president Laurent Le Bon, M+ director Suhanya Raffel and MoMA’s David Rockefeller director Christophe Cherix at the signing of a framework agreement for a cultural alliance between the three museums at M+ on October 30, 2026. Photo: courtesy of M+
(From left) Centre Pompidou’s president Laurent Le Bon, M+ director Suhanya Raffel and MoMA’s David Rockefeller director Christophe Cherix at the signing of a framework agreement for a cultural alliance between the three museums at M+ on October 30, 2026. Photo: courtesy of M+

The Halloween-themed party saw screen icon Chow Yun-fat, auteur Ann Hui and other cultural figures mingling with MoMA board members and trustees, lending that extra va-va-voom to the benefit.

  

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