Hong Kong’s M+ forges new alliance with MoMA and Centre Pompidou to redefine museum loans

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Hong Kong’s M+ museum has formed an alliance with New York’s MoMA and Paris’s Centre Pompidou to facilitate long-term art loans based on mutual trust and shared values. Under this agreement, MoMA intends to open a gallery dedicated to showcasing works from the M+ collection in 2027. Meanwhile, M+ will start incorporating pieces from both MoMA and the Centre Pompidou into its exhibitions within the next 18 months. Additionally, M+ plans to display its LED facade commissions at the Centre Pompidou’s new facility.

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Hong Kong's M+ museum has established a new partnership with New York's MoMA and Paris's Centre Pompidou to redefine how museums loan artwork. Under this agreement, MoMA plans to open a dedicated gallery in 2027 to showcase the M+ collection, while M+ will start integrating works from MoMA and Centre Pompidou into its exhibitions within the next 18 months. Additionally, M+ intends to feature its LED facade commissions at Centre Pompidou’s new facility in Massy, south of Paris. The collaboration emphasizes long-term loans based on mutual trust and shared values among these leading art institutions.

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Under the partnership, MoMA is planning to open a dedicated gallery in New York in 2027 to promote the M+ collection, while M+ will begin to integrate MoMA and Centre Pompidou works into its exhibitions over the next 18 months.

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🔮 The Hong Kong, New York and Paris museums’ agreement will focus on long-term art loans in a move ‘based on trust and shared values’

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Hong Kong’s M+ forges new alliance with MoMA and Centre Pompidou to redefine museum loans asserted

M+ → forge → loans

The Hong Kong, New York and Paris museums’ agreement will focus on long-term art loans in a move ‘based on trust and shared values’ asserted

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M+ also plans to showcase its LED facade commissions at the Pompidou’s new collection and exhibition facility in Massy, south of Paris. asserted

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