As well as acquiring those dying signs, the M+ museum recently ... fame and success." Neon signs, invented by a French engineer in 1910, started lighting up Hong Kong's streets in the 1960s.

Hong Kong is famous for being a fast-developing and ever-changing city, but it’s the things that have stuck around over the decades that have become iconic. Sadly, even these symbolic elements ...

M+ is also set to hold special exhibition showcasing over 200 works by renowned Chinese-French abstract painter Zao Wou-Ki Hong Kong's M+ museum has signed an agreement with the Museum of Modern ...

But sixty years later, times are changing. Back then, Hong Kong’s streets embraced a symphony of colourful neon signs. They represented prosperity and the raw commercialism of ambitious ...

Hong Kong has its own visual fingerprint. With its shimmering buildings stretching to the sky, shoulder to shoulder along the famous harborfront, it’s instantly recognizable. The neon signs that ...

“Picasso” is a 2011 oil portrait by the Chinese contemporary artist Zeng Fanzhi, and it is the first piece visitors see walking into a new exhibition at the M+ Museum in Hong Kong: “The Hong ...

The most extensive exhibition of works by Pablo Picasso to open in Asia in decades has launched at the M+ museum in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Picasso for Asia—A Conversation ...