The first phase of social distancing measures will be relaxed today (21st), and the M+ Museum in the West Kowloon Cultural District will also reopen today. At least three of the works in the Sigg exhibition hall have been replaced, including metaphors of the June 4th incident and Mainland artist Wang Xingwei's "New Art". Beijing".
Chen Zhisi visited the venue this morning as the new chairman of the board of directors of M+. He pointed out that he noticed that some works were updated, but he did not participate in it. The selection of the exhibits is the responsibility of the professional team.
The M+ Museum, which opened on November 12 last year, has been closed since the beginning of January in response to the fifth wave of the outbreak.
In the Sigg exhibition hall, "New Beijing" by mainland artist Wang Xingwei, "Mao Zedong: The Red Square No. 2" by Wang Guangyi, and Zhou Tiehai's "Press Conference III", which was donated by Sigg and recorded an audio tour by himself, were exhibited today. It was found that it was taken off the shelves after the reopening and replaced with works by other artists; Mainland artist Ai Weiwei's "Whitewash" and "Chang'an Street" continued to be exhibited.
When Chen Zhisi was asked about the guidelines for changing exhibits, he pointed out that the relevant work was handed over to a professional team, and all exhibits would not have legal risks.
The M+ Museum in the West Kowloon Cultural District reopens!
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