This quarter's exhibition explores how Central Asian artists and designers use textiles as a medium for cultural preservation, response, and showcasing cohesion. The exhibits come in a wide variety of forms!

Have you ever seen works that use the same technique to create static images as the ones you often see in time-lapse videos?

Every era has a group of cultural creators, while others follow the current trends, they are at the forefront, defining what is popular. And in the world of contemporary art from the late 20th century to the present, "The Godfather of Designer Toys" Michael Lau is exactly such an existence.

This is the largest gold jewelry exhibition in Hong Kong in recent years, showcasing over 220 sets of gold jewelry collections from Dream Butterfly Pavilion, tracing the artistic and technological achievements of gold products in China's thousands of years of history.

Japanese photographer Haruhiko Kawaguchi (Hal) has photographed over 400 couples over the years, capturing every "breath-taking" love story. The moment the shutter is pressed can be both wonderfully sweet and unexpectedly surprising, just like love itself.

Welcome the upcoming art March, M+ Facade brings Pipilotti's new work! The artwork combines the artist's famous psychedelic color effects and flexible use of camera angles, perfectly echoing the ever-changing scenery of Hong Kong.

Bogdan Konopka tells a story about light in every photo, disregarding the combination and balance of colors. The photographer uses only black and white, as well as different shades of gray, to compose the image, allowing people to focus more on the brightness and transition of light. This highlights a deeper meaning in the work.