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4 venues · 80 exhibitions (16 on view) · 2 guides
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Venues
4 venues — venues nest sub-venues (wings / floors / galleries); exhibitions attach to any level
Sub-venues inherit opening hours and ticketing unless set individually. Deeper nesting is supported — the tree is not limited to two levels.
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Visitor data across every venue you manage — updated daily, view-only
Last 90 days · 18 May – 16 Aug 2026 ▼
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Guide plays by venue
Last 90 days — engagement compared across the district.
Most popular
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Visitor age
Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
Entry point conversion
QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
Top questions asked via Metti
Dashboard
Visitor data across every venue you manage — updated daily, view-only
Last 90 days · 18 May – 16 Aug 2026 ▼
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Guide plays by venue
M+ shares read-only data with WestK; Hong Kong Palace Museum has not shared yet. WestK Performing Arts Centre appears once it opens.
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Visitor data across every venue you manage — updated daily, view-only
Last 90 days · 18 May – 16 Aug 2026 ▼
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Average guide plays per hour of day.
Most played here
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Visitor age
Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
Entry point conversion
QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
Top questions asked via Metti
Dashboard
Visitor data across every venue you manage — updated daily, view-only
Last 90 days · 18 May – 16 Aug 2026 ▼
Hong Kong Palace Museum ▼
Hong Kong Palace Museum hasn’t shared data with WestK yet
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Visitor data across every venue you manage — updated daily, view-only
Last 90 days · 18 May – 16 Aug 2026 ▼
Xiqu Centre ▼
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Average guide plays per hour of day.
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Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
Entry point conversion
QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
Top questions asked via Metti
Dashboard
Visitor data across every venue you manage — updated daily, view-only
Last 90 days · 18 May – 16 Aug 2026 ▼
Freespace ▼
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Average guide plays per hour of day.
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Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
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QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
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Visitor data across every venue you manage — updated daily, view-only
Last 90 days · 18 May – 16 Aug 2026 ▼
Art Park ▼
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Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
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QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
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Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
Top questions asked via Metti
Dashboard
Visitor data across every venue you manage — updated daily, view-only
Last 90 days · 18 May – 16 Aug 2026 ▼
WestK Quay ▼
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Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
Entry point conversion
QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
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Dashboard
Visitor data across every venue you manage — updated daily, view-only
Last 90 days · 18 May – 16 Aug 2026 ▼
WKCDA Tower ▼
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Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
Entry point conversion
QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
Top questions asked via Metti
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Visitor data across every venue you manage — updated daily, view-only
Last 90 days · 18 May – 16 Aug 2026 ▼
Pet Club ▼
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Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
Entry point conversion
QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
Top questions asked via Metti
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How West Kowloon Cultural District appears to visitors on Artlas — type in any field and the phone updates live
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Bottom of the About tab
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One or two sentences right under your name — the first thing visitors read
The longer story — shown as free text at the bottom of the About tab
Images
Gallery under your name in the app — the cover leads. The preview mirrors the first three.
Visitor information
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Live preview — visitor app
Preview: English繁體中文（香港） ▼
WestK is one of the largest cultural projects in the world, blending art, education, open space and entertainment on Victoria Harbour. It is home to M+, the Hong Kong Palace Museum, the Xiqu Centre, Freespace and the 11-hectare waterfront Art Park.
Followers
Pets are welcome in the Art Park on a leash. Indoors, only guide and assistance dogs.
Stretching along two kilometres of Victoria Harbour, WestK has grown in stages since 2019 into one of the world’s largest cultural districts. Its 40 hectares hold M+, the Hong Kong Palace Museum, the Xiqu Centre, Freespace and the Art Park — alongside restaurants, waterfront lawns and a year-round programme of festivals, performances and outdoor art.
西九文化區是全球規模最大的文化項目之一，於維多利亞港海濱匯聚藝術、教育、公共空間與娛樂 — 設有 M+、香港故宮文化博物館、戲曲中心、自由空間及 11 公頃的海濱藝術公園。
粉絲
寵物可在藝術公園以拖帶繩活動；室內只限導盲犬及輔助犬進入。
西九文化區沿維多利亞港綿延兩公里，自 2019 年起分階段啟用，是全球最大的文化區之一。40 公頃的區內設有 M+、香港故宮文化博物館、戲曲中心、自由空間及藝術公園，並有餐廳、海濱草坪，以及全年不斷的節慶、演出與戶外藝術。
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Content Artlas generates from your official information — you review, nothing publishes itself
Metti Notes what Metti shares with visitors
Metti Notes — fun facts
You may want to ask
Suggested first questions visitors see when they open Metti at WestK.
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FAQ drafted from your visitor information
The Art Park and outdoor spaces are free. M+, the Hong Kong Palace Museum and most performances are ticketed — day passes and bundle tickets are available.
Suggest an editMost visitors spend half a day: two to three hours for one museum plus the waterfront. A full day covers two venues comfortably.
Suggest an editPicnics are welcome on the Art Park lawn, and restaurants and food trucks operate across the district.
Suggest an editYes — open lawns, family programmes at Freespace, and both museums run family trails and workshops.
Suggest an editGenerated with Artlas from your official information. Edits here are suggestions — your team approves before anything goes live.
Venues
9 venues across the district — 7 operated by WKCDA, 2 by their own organizations
Waterfront lawn, outdoor stage and harbour promenade
Contemporary performance venue in the Art Park
Home of Cantonese opera and traditional theatre
Pet-friendly waterfront zone and programmes
Harbourfront arrival point and event space
District offices and public programmes
Future space — under construction
Museum of visual culture
Chinese art and culture
M+ and Hong Kong Palace Museum are run by their own organizations. Once they accept a request they choose the level: read-only shows their dashboards; edit lets your team change their content. Access is time-boxed and revocable.
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How Art Park appears in the visitor app — changes go live within minutes
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Opening hours Open now · closes 22:00
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Special hours
Changes go live in the visitor app within minutes. On special days Metti proactively warns guide listeners — “heads up, we close early today at 15:00.”
Images
First image is the cover in the visitor app.
Ticketing
Events
Programmes at Art Park
Guides
Audio guides at Art Park — you review and publish
Dashboard
Art Park — view-only visitor data
Daily unique users
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Busy hours
Average guide plays per hour of day.
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Visitor age
Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
Entry point conversion
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Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
Top questions asked via Metti
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How Freespace appears in the visitor app — changes go live within minutes
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Opening hours Open now · closes 22:00
Shown in the visitor app and used by Metti to answer “are you open?” — in any language. Identical days are grouped automatically for visitors.
Special hours
Changes go live in the visitor app within minutes. On special days Metti proactively warns guide listeners — “heads up, we close early today at 15:00.”
Images
First image is the cover in the visitor app.
Ticketing
Events
Programmes at Freespace
Guides
Audio guides at Freespace — you review and publish
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Freespace — view-only visitor data
Daily unique users
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Busy hours
Average guide plays per hour of day.
Most played here
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Visitor age
Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
Entry point conversion
QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
Top questions asked via Metti
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How Xiqu Centre appears in the visitor app — changes go live within minutes
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Opening hours Open now · closes 22:00
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Special hours
Changes go live in the visitor app within minutes. On special days Metti proactively warns guide listeners — “heads up, we close early today at 15:00.”
Images
First image is the cover in the visitor app.
Ticketing
Events
Programmes at Xiqu Centre
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Audio guides at Xiqu Centre — you review and publish
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Xiqu Centre — view-only visitor data
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Most played here
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Visitor age
Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
Entry point conversion
QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
Top questions asked via Metti
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How WestK Pet Club appears in the visitor app — changes go live within minutes
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Opening hours Open now · closes 22:00
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Changes go live in the visitor app within minutes. On special days Metti proactively warns guide listeners — “heads up, we close early today at 15:00.”
Images
First image is the cover in the visitor app.
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Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
Entry point conversion
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Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
Top questions asked via Metti
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How WestK Quay appears in the visitor app — changes go live within minutes
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Opening hours Open now · closes 22:00
Shown in the visitor app and used by Metti to answer “are you open?” — in any language. Identical days are grouped automatically for visitors.
Special hours
Changes go live in the visitor app within minutes. On special days Metti proactively warns guide listeners — “heads up, we close early today at 15:00.”
Images
First image is the cover in the visitor app.
Ticketing
Events
Programmes at WestK Quay
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Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
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How WKCDA Tower appears in the visitor app — changes go live within minutes
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Opening hours Open now · closes 22:00
Shown in the visitor app and used by Metti to answer “are you open?” — in any language. Identical days are grouped automatically for visitors.
Special hours
Changes go live in the visitor app within minutes. On special days Metti proactively warns guide listeners — “heads up, we close early today at 15:00.”
Images
First image is the cover in the visitor app.
Ticketing
Events
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Audio guides at WKCDA Tower — you review and publish
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WKCDA Tower — view-only visitor data
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Entry point conversion
QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
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How WestK Performing Arts Centre appears in the visitor app — changes go live within minutes
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Opening hours Open now · closes 22:00
Shown in the visitor app and used by Metti to answer “are you open?” — in any language. Identical days are grouped automatically for visitors.
Special hours
Changes go live in the visitor app within minutes. On special days Metti proactively warns guide listeners — “heads up, we close early today at 15:00.”
Images
First image is the cover in the visitor app.
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How M+ appears in the visitor app — maintained by their own team
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Events
Programmes at M+
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Audio guides at M+ — produced with Artlas, managed by the M+ team
Metti’s route through M+: the LED facade, the collection galleries, the Ink Biennial and the harbour terrace — adapting its depth to each visitor.
Curated guides
M+ reviews and publishes its own guides. With edit access, your team could suggest stories and corrections here.
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M+ — view-only visitor data
Daily unique users
Payment platform share
Busy hours
Average guide plays per hour of day.
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Visitor age
Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
Entry point conversion
QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
Top questions asked via Metti
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How M+ appears in the visitor app — type in any field and the phone updates live
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Shown as free text at the bottom of the About tab
Opening hours Open now · closes 18:00
Shown in the visitor app and used by Metti to answer “are you open?” — in any language. Identical days are grouped automatically for visitors.
Special hours
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Live preview — visitor app
Preview: English繁體中文（香港） ▼
M+ is Asia's first global museum of contemporary visual culture, situated in the vibrant West Kowloon Cultural District of Hong Kong.
Followers
Standard General Admission is HK$120 (HK$60 for concessions), while Special Exhibitions require separate upgraded tickets. Access to the Ground Floor, B1 level, and Roof Garden is completely free.
Photography for personal use is permitted without flash, but video recording, tripods, and selfie sticks are prohibited in the galleries. Backpacks and any bags larger than 30 x 42 x 10 cm must be checked at the cloakroom or stored in lockers before entering.
Designed by the renowned architectural firm Herzog & de Meuron, M+ is dedicated to collecting, exhibiting, and interpreting visual art, design, architecture, and moving image. The monumental building features a striking terracotta tile facade and a massive LED screen facing Victoria Harbour. It serves as a major cultural hub, offering diverse exhibitions, cinemas, and expansive public spaces that celebrate the visual culture of the 20th and 21st centuries.
M+ 是亞洲首間全球性當代視覺文化博物館，位於香港西九文化區。
粉絲
標準門票 HK$120（優惠票 HK$60）；特別展覽需另購票。地下、B1 層及天台花園免費開放。
展廳內可作個人非商業攝影（不可使用閃光燈及三腳架）；大型背包須寄存。
M+ 由著名建築事務所 Herzog & de Meuron 設計，致力收藏、展示及詮釋視覺藝術、設計及建築與流動影像。標誌性的陶瓦幕牆與面向維港的巨型 LED 幕牆，令它成為香港最矚目的文化地標之一。
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How Tai Kwun appears in the visitor app — type in any field and the phone updates live
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Opening hours Open now · closes 23:00
Shown in the visitor app and used by Metti to answer “are you open?” — in any language. Identical days are grouped automatically for visitors.
Special hours
Changes go live in the visitor app within minutes. On special days Metti proactively warns guide listeners — “heads up, we close early today at 15:00.”
Visitor information
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Preview: English繁體中文（香港） ▼
Tai Kwun is Hong Kong's premier Centre for Heritage and Arts, seamlessly blending colonial history with modern culture in the heart of Central. This revitalized landmark offers a vibrant destination for art exhibitions, historical explorations, and lifestyle experiences.
Followers
Free general admission to the site, though some specific contemporary art exhibitions or special events may require purchased tickets.
Situated on the site of the former Central Police Station compound, Tai Kwun comprises three declared monuments: the Police Station, Central Magistracy, and Victoria Prison. This expansive heritage site allows visitors to explore Hong Kong's law and order history through beautifully restored colonial architecture and interactive historical displays. Standing in striking contrast to the brick heritage buildings is JC Contemporary, a modern architectural marvel designed by Herzog & de Meuron that hosts dynamic contemporary art exhibitions. Together, the heritage and arts programming foster a unique dialogue between the city's past and its creative future.
大館是香港的古蹟及藝術館，位於中環核心，融合殖民地歷史與當代文化。
粉絲
免費入場；部分展覽及節目需另行購票。
大館座落於前中區警署建築群，由警署、中央裁判司署及域多利監獄三項法定古蹟組成，並加入由 Herzog & de Meuron 設計的當代美術館 JC Contemporary，是香港最大型的古蹟保育項目之一。
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Prison Yard Commissions is part of Art March Hong Kong 2027 — you granted West Kowloon editor access to it until 31 Mar 2027. Revoke any time from Members.
Guides
Audio guides at Tai Kwun — produced with Artlas, you review and publish
Metti walks the former Central Police Station compound: the Parade Ground, the cells of Victoria Prison, and what’s on at JC Contemporary.
Curated guides
Publishing makes a guide available to visitors immediately. Unpublish any guide to pull it from the app while you revise.
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Tai Kwun — visitor data, updated daily
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Visitor age
Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
Entry point conversion
QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
Revenue share details
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How MoMA appears in the visitor app — type in any field and the phone updates live
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Opening hours Open now · closes 17:30
Shown in the visitor app and used by Metti to answer “are you open?” — in any language. Identical days are grouped automatically for visitors.
Special hours
Changes go live in the visitor app within minutes. On special days Metti proactively warns guide listeners — “heads up, we close early today at 15:00.”
Visitor information
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Preview: English繁體中文（香港） ▼
MoMA connects people from around the world to the art of our time — a place that fuels creativity, ignites minds, and provides inspiration through the world's finest collection of modern and contemporary art.
Followers
Adults US$30 · seniors US$23 · students US$17 · visitors 16 and under free. Free for everyone on Friday evenings, 4:00–8:00 p.m. (UNIQLO Free Friday Nights).
Founded in 1929 as an educational institution, The Museum of Modern Art is dedicated to being the foremost museum of modern art in the world. From an initial gift of eight prints and one drawing, the collection has grown to nearly 200,000 works of architecture and design, drawings, painting and sculpture, photography, prints, illustrated books, film, and media and performance art — including icons from Van Gogh's The Starry Night to Monet's Water Lilies. The Museum at 11 West 53 Street welcomes millions of visitors a year from around the world.
MoMA 連結世界各地的人們與當代藝術——透過全球最頂尖的現代與當代藝術收藏,激發創造力與靈感。
粉絲
成人 US$30、長者 US$23、學生 US$17；16 歲以下免費。逢週五 16:00–20:00 全館免費（UNIQLO Free Friday Nights）。
MoMA(現代藝術博物館)創立於1929年,致力成為全球最重要的現代藝術博物館。館藏近20萬件,涵蓋繪畫、雕塑、攝影、版畫、電影與設計,包括梵高《星夜》與莫奈《睡蓮》等名作。
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Metti Notes what Metti shares with visitors
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Events
Programmes at MoMA — imported from moma.org, you review and edit
Imported from MoMA’s what’s-on pages — Artlas keeps this list in sync; edit any event or add your own.
Guides
Audio guides at MoMA — produced with Artlas, you review and publish
Metti walks the collection highlights — from Van Gogh and Monet on Floor 5 to what’s on in the contemporary galleries.
Curated guides
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MoMA — visitor data, updated daily
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Payment platform share
Busy hours
Average guide plays per hour of day.
Most played here
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Visitor age
Self-reported during onboarding · 61% of users share age
Entry point conversion
QR scans at each physical entry point → visitors who start a guide → visitors who pay.
Revenue share details
Revenue figures are net of refunds; paid/free user metrics use behavioural payment counts.
Top questions asked via Metti
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Content Artlas generates from M+’s official information — you review, nothing publishes itself
Metti Notes what Metti shares with visitors
Metti Notes — fun facts
You may want to ask
Tags power search & filters in the app
FAQ drafted from your visitor information
Yes — the Ground Floor, B1 level and the Roof Garden are free. Standard admission covers the main galleries; special exhibitions are ticketed separately.
EditTwo to three hours covers the main galleries comfortably; add an hour for a special exhibition or the Roof Garden at sunset.
EditPersonal, non-commercial photography is welcome in most galleries — no flash or tripods. Some loaned works are marked no-photo.
EditYes — family trails, workshops and plenty of open space; strollers are welcome throughout.
EditGenerated with Artlas from official information. Edits here are suggestions — your team approves before anything goes live.
Events
Programmes at M+
Guides
Audio guides at M+ — produced with Artlas — you review and publish
Metti’s route through M+: the LED facade, the collection galleries, the Ink Biennial and the harbour terrace — adapting its depth to each visitor.
Curated guides
Publishing makes a guide available to visitors immediately. Unpublish any guide to pull it from the app while you revise.
Dashboard
M+ — view-only visitor data
Daily unique users
Payment platform share
Busy hours
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Metti’s full day across the district: the Art Park and its open-air art, M+, lunch at Freespace, treasures at the Hong Kong Palace Museum, and the Xiqu Centre at dusk.
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WestK AI Guide — One Day at West Kowloon
District-wide · one-day route · 14 stories · 8 languages
Metti’s full day across the district: the Art Park and its open-air art, M+, lunch at Freespace, treasures at the Hong Kong Palace Museum, and the Xiqu Centre at dusk.
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Welcome to West Kowloon Intro
Morning · Art Park · Story 1 of 14
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Meow — hello! I'm Metti, your museum cat, and today we have something special: not one museum, but a whole district. West Kowloon rises on forty hectares of land reclaimed from Victoria Harbour — a park, two world-class museums, and stages for every kind of performance, all within a gentle stroll. Here is our day: a morning walk through the Art Park and its open-air art, late morning inside M+, lunch by the water at Freespace, an afternoon among treasures at the Hong Kong Palace Museum, and at dusk, the glowing curtain of the Xiqu Centre. Comfortable shoes? Then follow my tail.
The Great Lawn & Waterfront Promenade
Morning · Art Park · Story 2 of 14
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We begin on the Great Lawn — Hong Kong's favourite picnic blanket. Ahead of you, the full sweep of Victoria Harbour and the island skyline: one of the finest views in the city, and it is completely free. The waterfront promenade runs the whole length of the district; joggers pass, kites climb, and on weekends the lawn fills with families and festival tents. Notice how the park is designed to slow you down — winding paths, wide skies, and always the water at your side. Cities rarely give their best real estate to grass and art. This one did.
Art in the open air
Morning · Art Park · Story 3 of 14
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The Art Park doubles as an outdoor gallery. Large-scale sculptures and installations rotate through the lawns, curated by M+ just across the road — so the park changes with every visit. Look also for the M+ Pavilion, a small exhibition building wrapped in reflective panels; on a clear day it almost vanishes, mirroring grass and harbour back at you. My advice for outdoor art: circle it. Sculpture placed under an open sky is made to be walked around, sat beside, and seen with the skyline behind it. And yes — you may picnic next to a masterpiece here. I checked.
The M+ Facade — art across the harbour
Morning · Art Park · Story 4 of 14
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Now turn toward M+ and look up. The tower's harbour-facing side is one of the world's great media facades — a vast grid of LEDs that switches on after dark and turns the building itself into a public artwork. M+ commissions artists to make moving-image works especially for this screen, so what plays tonight may be gone next season. The best seats are right here on the promenade — or across the water on Hong Kong Island, where the facade joins the skyline's evening light show. A museum that broadcasts art to the whole harbour: that is West Kowloon's spirit in a single gesture.
M+ — the inverted T
Late morning · M+ · Story 5 of 14
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Here it is: M+, Asia's first global museum of contemporary visual culture, opened in 2021. The Swiss architects Herzog and de Meuron gave it the shape of an upside-down letter T — a broad podium holding the galleries, and a slim tower rising above. The building literally straddles the Airport Express rail tunnels; rather than hide them, the architects carved out the dramatic sunken Found Space around them. Inside you'll find visual art, design and architecture, and moving image — from Hong Kong, Asia, and beyond. Give it a couple of hours. I'll point you to three shows worth your morning.
Janet Cardiff: The Forty Part Motet
Late morning · M+ · Story 6 of 14
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My first recommendation is a room you listen to. Janet Cardiff's The Forty Part Motet reimagines a sixteenth-century choral work — Spem in alium, by Thomas Tallis — through forty loudspeakers arranged in an oval, one for each individually recorded voice of the Salisbury Cathedral Choir. Walk the ring and you hear single voices, close as a whisper. Stand at the centre and they gather into a full choir around you. Cardiff wanted us to hear music the way a singer inside it does. Most visitors stay for one cycle of the piece. Stay for two.
Lee Bul: From 1998 to Now
Late morning · M+ · Story 7 of 14
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Next, a whole career in one sweep: the South Korean artist Lee Bul, from 1998 to now. The exhibition opens with an immersive landscape of large architectural installations from her Mon grand récit series — meditations on modernism's grand ideas and its failed utopias. Then come the celebrated Cyborg and Anagram series that made her name around the world, tangling art history, critical theory and science fiction into questions of gender, beauty, and the technological body. The final room feels like her studio: drawings, sketches, maquettes. If you see one artist survey this year, make it this one.
Nakagin and Kiyotomo — two Tokyo interiors
Late morning · M+ · Story 8 of 14
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Before you leave M+, visit Tokyo. Two legendary spaces, once ten minutes apart in that city, are reunited here. First, a living capsule from Kurokawa Kisho's Nakagin Capsule Tower — the Metabolist dream of plug-in, replaceable homes for busy city workers. Beside it, Kuramata Shiro's Kiyotomo sushi bar, an austere facade hiding a warm, theatrical interior of cold granite and soft cedar. Both served the optimistic Tokyo of the late nineteen-eighties. The sushi bar survives intact because M+ preserved the entire interior; the capsule is one of very few saved anywhere. Small rooms — enormous ideas.
Freespace — lunch by the harbour
Midday · Freespace · Story 9 of 14
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Time to refuel. Freespace, the low dark building beside the lawn, is the district's home for contemporary performance. Its centrepiece, The Box, is Hong Kong's largest black-box theatre, and the programme runs from jazz to experimental dance. By day, grab coffee and a bite at the harbourside livehouse, and check the posters for tonight's gigs. My tip: carry your lunch out to the lawn. Somewhere between the sandwich and the skyline, you'll understand why Hong Kongers guard this park so fiercely.
Hong Kong Palace Museum
Afternoon · Hong Kong Palace Museum · Story 10 of 14
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Our afternoon anchor sits near the district's western tip: the Hong Kong Palace Museum, opened in 2022. The architect Rocco Yim shaped it like a golden vessel, its curved metal facade catching the harbour light. Inside, more than nine hundred treasures from Beijing's Palace Museum — many never before shown outside the Forbidden City — rotate through nine galleries, alongside Hong Kong's own collecting stories. Look up as you move between floors: the atrium ceilings nod to the layered gates of the Forbidden City, and the great windows keep pulling the harbour back into view.
Ancient Egypt Unveiled
Afternoon · Hong Kong Palace Museum · Story 11 of 14
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My first pick here leaves China entirely. Ancient Egypt Unveiled gathers two hundred and fifty treasures from Egypt's great museums — a collaboration with Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities — to tell nearly five thousand years of civilisation along the Nile. Statues, sarcophagi, gold. And keep an eye out for the feline goddess Bastet — the Egyptians worshipped cats, you know. I try to be gracious about it. Give this show a full hour; the crowds are real, and so is the awe.
Brilliance: Ming Dynasty Ceramic Treasures
Afternoon · Hong Kong Palace Museum · Story 12 of 14
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Then, porcelain at its peak. Brilliance presents more than one hundred Ming-dynasty ceramic treasures from the Palace Museum's imperial holdings — nearly three centuries of kilns chasing perfection in form, glaze, and design, from 1368 to 1644. The galleries move through the early, middle, and late Ming, and you can watch taste itself evolve: confident early blue-and-white, experimental mid-period glazes, refined late wares. Stand close to the blue-and-white and look for the painter's hand — no two brushstrokes are alike.
The Xiqu Centre — a lantern for opera
Dusk · Xiqu Centre · Story 13 of 14
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One more landmark before sunset. At the district's eastern gate stands the Xiqu Centre, opened in 2019 and devoted to Chinese opera. Revery Architecture and Ronald Lu shaped its shimmering facade like a stage curtain gently parted, with a giant moon gate for a door. Step inside: the Grand Theatre is lifted high above the ground, leaving an open, breezy atrium below where anyone may wander. If you can, book the Tea House Theatre experience — a ninety-minute taster of Cantonese opera with tea and dim sum, made for newcomers. Cantonese opera joined UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list in 2009. Here, it has a future as well as a past.
Sunset at the pier Ending
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And here we are, back at the water as the sky turns gold. Look east: the Xiqu Centre glows like a lantern. Look west: the Palace Museum catches the last light. And above us, the M+ facade flickers on, sending tonight's artwork out across the harbour. One day, one district: a park that collects sculptures, a museum that collects the present, a palace that collects the past, and stages that collect voices. Thank you for wandering with me. I'm Metti — and West Kowloon and I hope to see you again soon. Meow.
What’s On — District Highlights
Curated · current exhibitions across the district · 6 stories · 8 languages
A curator’s shortlist of exhibitions on view right now at M+ and the Hong Kong Palace Museum.
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Shanshui: Echoes and Signals
M+ · Story 1 of 6
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This exhibition, Shanshui: Echoes and Signals, explores the deep relationship between landscape and humanity. It connects our post-industrial and increasingly virtual world to a profound cultural legacy.
Shanshui, or mountain and water, represents a millennium-old East Asian tradition. It encompasses ink painting and philosophical thinking.
But shanshui is more than just observable reality. This show seeks invisible resonances between stillness and motion, vision and imagination. You will see shanshui reimagined through diverse contemporary mediums. Look for sculpture, moving image, sound, and design.
Exceptional ink paintings by artists like Yang Jiechang and Xu Bing show formal experiments. Discover a new kind of landscape in Tatsuo Miyajima's iconic LED installation. Also, find electronics from the M+ Design collection. Highlights include a kinetic installation by Xu Zhongmin. Don't miss the sculpture garden with Isamu Noguchi's works, activated by Vivian Wong's sound. Step inside to explore how ancient ideas echo across our modern signals.
Heri Dono and Wael Shawky: Chorus
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This exhibition, Heri Dono and Wael Shawky: Chorus, brings two powerful voices to M+. It explores how civilizations connect and evolve. Both artists use old traditions, myths, folk tales, storytelling, and theater to reflect on our past. They also invite us to imagine new futures beyond economic growth.
Wael Shawky's video, I Am Hymns of the New Temples, takes us to ancient Pompeii. Actors in handmade masks explore humanity's beginnings. They reinterpret creation myths. Shawky examines how these stories shape national identity.
Heri Dono's installation, Fermentation of the Mind, looks like a classroom. Fiberglass heads nod and chant when activated. It critiques propaganda and state influence in Indonesia. He uses Javanese shadow puppetry as satire. These works offer deep reflections on history and society. Prepare to think differently about the stories we tell.
Ancient Egypt Unveiled: Treasures from Egyptian Museums
Hong Kong Palace Museum · Story 3 of 6
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This exhibition at the Hong Kong Palace Museum takes you on an extraordinary journey. It reveals nearly 5,000 years of ancient Egyptian civilization. You will discover its origins along the Nile River, over seven millennia ago.
This impressive show is a collaboration between our museum and Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities. Inside, you will find 250 spectacular treasures. These come from several of Egypt's most important museum collections. Marvel at monumental statues, intricate jewellery, and fascinating objects of daily life. Each piece tells a story of pharaohs, gods, and the people who lived along the great river.
Take your time in every gallery. Ancient Egypt rewards the patient visitor.
Brilliance: Ming Dynasty Ceramic Treasures from the Palace Museum
Hong Kong Palace Museum · Story 4 of 6
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Get ready to journey into the exquisite world of Ming Dynasty ceramics. This exhibition, Brilliance, presents over 100 extraordinary ceramic treasures. Each piece showcases the incredible artistry from the Ming period, which lasted from 1368 to 1644. These precious objects are part of the vast imperial collections. They come directly from the unparalleled holdings of the Palace Museum. The Hong Kong Palace Museum and the Palace Museum have jointly organized this special display. We also thank our generous donors, Mr. Lawrence Chan and Mr. Anthony Chung, for their support.
Inside, you will explore the remarkable evolution of ceramic production. The exhibition unfolds across three distinct sections. It highlights innovations in form, glaze, and design. You will see how these crafts developed through the early, mid, and late Ming Dynasties. Each era offers its own unique brilliance and story. It is a rare chance to witness such a rich legacy.
A History of China in Silk: The Chris Hall Collection
Hong Kong Palace Museum · Story 5 of 6
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Inside, you will discover the incredible story of silk in China. For over 5,000 years, silk shaped Chinese civilization and connected it globally. This exhibition features the Chris Hall Collection at the Hong Kong Palace Museum. You will see how silk, strong yet soft, was a remarkable ancient creation. It played a vital role in people's lives and sparked major technological innovation.
Beyond China, silk was precious as gold. It even served as currency, driving trade along the famous Silk Roads. Silk also made unique contributions to art. It became a canvas for paintings and luxurious fabric. This survey showcases over 100 spectacular textiles. They span from the Neolithic period up to the early 20th century. Through five chronological sections, you will explore China's society, its clothing, and its global interactions.
The Ways in Patterns: An Immersive Digital Exhibition
Hong Kong Palace Museum · Story 6 of 6
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This exhibition, The Ways in Patterns, invites you into a unique digital exploration. It brings the rich heritage of the Palace Museum to life, here at the Hong Kong Palace Museum.
The exhibition draws inspiration from the intricate patterns found on architecture, ceramics, and textiles within the historic Forbidden City.
These designs are more than just decoration. They reflect Chinese people's deep love and respect for nature and life. They also celebrate traditional craftsmanship and an unwavering pursuit of beauty.
This exhibition uses innovative digital technology to reveal the deep cultural meanings behind these patterns. Prepare to journey through a digital realm. You will explore wondrous designs and experience the timeless charm of traditional Chinese culture.
A Late Afternoon at the Art Park: Couples' Edition
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A romantic itinerary through the Art Park — a harbourfront stroll, a break on the lawns, sunset, twilight dining and live music to end the night.
West Kowloon Waterfront Walk
Art Park · outdoor walk · 8 stories · 8 languages
Forty-five unhurried minutes along the waterfront — the quay, the lawn, rotating sculptures, and the M+ facade at dusk.
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A walk on the water’s edge Intro
The walk · Story 1 of 8
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Meow! This is a slow one: forty-five unhurried minutes along the West Kowloon waterfront, from the quay to the M+ facade. No tickets, no queues — the harbour is the exhibition, and the promenade is our gallery. Bring nothing but time.
WestK Quay
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The district keeps its own front door on Victoria Harbour. Boats slip in and out beside the promenade, and the water traffic never quite stops — ferries, barges, the occasional junk with red sails for the tourists. Stand here a moment. Almost everything you'll see today arrived in Hong Kong the same way: by sea.
The Great Lawn
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The Great Lawn is exactly what it says — a rare, generous stretch of grass with the skyline for a backdrop. Concerts and festivals land here through the year; on ordinary days it belongs to picnics, dogs, and kite strings. Find your patch. The city looks better from ground level.
Outdoor sculptures — today’s exhibition
The walk · Story 4 of 8
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Scattered through the park you'll meet its quieter residents: large-scale outdoor sculptures and installations, rotated by the curators at M+. There's no fixed list — that's the point. Whatever you find today is today's exhibition. Walk all the way around each piece; outdoor sculpture keeps its best angle secret.
The M+ Pavilion
The walk · Story 5 of 8
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That small building dressed in mirrors is the M+ Pavilion — the district's first completed arts venue, and still its most modest. Its reflective skin borrows the lawn, the sky, and you. Exhibitions and events rotate inside; outside, it performs its own quiet disappearing act.
Skyline spotting
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Time for some skyline spotting. Across the water, Hong Kong Island stacks itself into view — see if you can pick out the tapering tower of Two IFC, and the Peak rising behind the glass. At night this entire wall of buildings becomes a light show. From this promenade, you always have the front-row seat.
The M+ Facade at dusk
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Save this stretch for dusk if you can. As the light drops, the harbour-facing wall of M+ wakes up — a vast LED facade playing moving-image works commissioned from artists. It is one of the largest media facades in the world, and it turns the museum inside out: the art leaves the galleries and takes over the skyline.
Where the city breathes Ending
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That's the walk. A quay, a lawn, sculptures that come and go, a building made of mirrors, and a museum that becomes a screen. West Kowloon is young — the best time to know a place is while it's still becoming itself. Come back in a season; the park will have rearranged its art for you. Meow.
Xiqu Centre: Architecture & Backstage
Xiqu Centre · building & tradition · 10 stories · 8 languages
The parted-curtain facade, the floating Grand Theatre, and what the water sleeves mean — a first meeting with Cantonese opera.
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Welcome to the Xiqu Centre Intro
The building · Story 1 of 10
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Meow — welcome to the Xiqu Centre, West Kowloon's eastern gate and Hong Kong's home for Chinese opera. Xiqu simply means traditional Chinese theatre — an art of song, speech, acrobatics, and painted faces. This guide walks you through the building first, then behind the curtain of the art form itself.
A curtain, parted
The building · Story 2 of 10
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Step back and look at the facade: thousands of shimmering panels sweep upward like a stage curtain caught mid-parting. The architects — Revery Architecture with Ronald Lu and Partners — wanted the building itself to perform an opening act. By night, the curtain glows from within, and the whole centre becomes a lantern at the district's edge.
Through the moon gate
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You enter through a giant circular opening — a moon gate, borrowed from classical Chinese gardens, where round doorways mark the passage into somewhere gentler. Here it marks the passage from traffic to theatre. Pause under the arch: you're standing in the building's signature photograph.
The floating theatre
The building · Story 4 of 10
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Now look up. The Grand Theatre — more than a thousand seats — floats high above your head. Lifting the auditorium into the air did two clever things at once: it freed the ground floor to become an open civic space, and it lifted the stage away from the rumble of the trains below. Engineering, in service of silence.
The atrium — a covered plaza
The building · Story 5 of 10
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Because the theatre floats, the ground level is yours. This atrium is a covered plaza — free to enter, open late, with exhibitions, seating, and breezes drifting through. Opera houses are usually locked boxes that open for ticket holders. This one starts by inviting the whole city in.
The Tea House Theatre
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The Tea House Theatre is the small hall made for first meetings with Cantonese opera: around two hundred seats, tea and dim sum at your table, and a narrated ninety-minute programme of excerpts performed by the resident Tea House Rising Stars Troupe. It is the gentlest possible introduction — and honestly, my favourite room in the building.
Water sleeves & painted faces
Behind the curtain · Story 7 of 10
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A word about what you'll see on stage. Every gesture in xiqu is a code: a circled walk means a long journey; a lifted foot, a doorstep. Watch for the water sleeves — long white silk extensions that performers flick and swirl to paint emotion in the air. And the painted faces? Colour is character: red for loyalty, white for cunning.
Gongs and strings
Behind the curtain · Story 8 of 10
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Close your eyes in a Cantonese opera and you can still follow the story. The percussion leads — gongs and woodblocks punctuate every entrance, every glance. Around them, bowed strings and plucked lutes carry the melodies. The orchestra doesn't accompany the actors; it converses with them.
A living heritage
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Cantonese opera carries centuries of tradition, and since 2009 it holds a place on the world list of living heritage. The Xiqu Centre treats that as a starting point, not a trophy: young artists train here, step into their first major roles here, and meet their first audiences here. An art form stays alive the same way it always has — by being performed.
Take a bow Ending
Behind the curtain · Story 10 of 10
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That's the Xiqu Centre: a curtain for a facade, a moon gate for a door, a theatre in the air, and a four-hundred-year-old art form learning new steps. Catch a tea house session if you can — and when the performers take their bow, now you'll know exactly what it took. Meow.
Freespace: Sound by the Harbour
Freespace · music & performance · 6 stories · 8 languages
Short stories about Hong Kong’s largest black-box theatre and the lawn that doubles as its lobby.
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This is Freespace Intro
Stories · Story 1 of 6
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Meow — this is Freespace, the district's home for contemporary performance, hiding in plain sight beside the Great Lawn.
The Box
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Inside is The Box — Hong Kong's largest black-box theatre. No fixed stage, no fixed seats: every production rebuilds the room to its own shape.
Jazz on the lawn
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Jazz has made itself at home here — the annual Freespace Jazz Fest spills from the halls onto the lawn, and the livehouse keeps the music going year-round.
The harbourside livehouse
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The harbourside livehouse pours coffee by day and sets by night — the rare venue where the interval view outclasses most main acts.
The lawn as a stage
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When the weather cooperates, the lawn itself becomes the stage — outdoor cinema, festival tents, dance under the open sky.
An experiment, ongoing Ending
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Freespace is the district's experiment: what happens when a stage has no fixed shape and a lobby has no walls. Come see what it's trying tonight. Meow.
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Collection Studies: Annual Special No.1 On view
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Moving Image Focus: Retrospective No.2 On view
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Design & Architecture: Commission No.3 On view
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Ink & Writing: Group Show No.4 On view
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Sound & Space: Focus Display No.5 On view
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City in Photographs: Touring No.6 On view
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New Media Lab: Annual Special No.7 On view
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Asian Abstraction: Retrospective No.8 On view
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Works on Paper: Commission No.9 On view
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Sculpture Court Project: Group Show No.10 On view
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Collection Studies: Focus Display No.11 On view
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Moving Image Focus: Touring No.12 On view
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Design & Architecture: Annual Special No.13 On view
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Ink & Writing: Retrospective No.14 In review
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Sound & Space: Commission No.15 In review
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City in Photographs: Group Show No.16 In review
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New Media Lab: Focus Display No.17 In review
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Asian Abstraction: Touring No.18 In review
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Works on Paper: Annual Special No.19 Draft
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Sculpture Court Project: Retrospective No.20 Draft
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Collection Studies: Commission No.21 Draft
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Moving Image Focus: Group Show No.22 Draft
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Design & Architecture: Focus Display No.23 Draft
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Ink & Writing: Touring No.24 Unlisted
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Sound & Space: Annual Special No.25 Unlisted
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City in Photographs: Retrospective No.26 Unlisted
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New Media Lab: Commission No.27 Unlisted
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Asian Abstraction: Group Show No.28 Ended
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Works on Paper: Focus Display No.29 Ended
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Sculpture Court Project: Touring No.30 Ended
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Collection Studies: Annual Special No.31 Ended
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Moving Image Focus: Retrospective No.32 Ended
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Design & Architecture: Commission No.33 Ended
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Ink & Writing: Group Show No.34 Ended
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Sound & Space: Focus Display No.35 Ended
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City in Photographs: Touring No.36 Ended
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New Media Lab: Annual Special No.37 Ended
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Asian Abstraction: Retrospective No.38 Ended
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Works on Paper: Commission No.39 Ended
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Sculpture Court Project: Group Show No.40 Ended
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Collection Studies: Focus Display No.41 Ended
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Moving Image Focus: Touring No.42 Ended
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Design & Architecture: Annual Special No.43 Ended
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Ink & Writing: Retrospective No.44 Ended
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Sound & Space: Commission No.45 Ended
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City in Photographs: Group Show No.46 Ended
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New Media Lab: Focus Display No.47 Ended
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Asian Abstraction: Touring No.48 Ended
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Works on Paper: Annual Special No.49 Ended
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Sculpture Court Project: Retrospective No.50 Ended
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Collection Studies: Commission No.51 Ended
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Moving Image Focus: Group Show No.52 Ended
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Design & Architecture: Focus Display No.53 Ended
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Ink & Writing: Touring No.54 Ended
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Sound & Space: Annual Special No.55 Ended
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City in Photographs: Retrospective No.56 Ended
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New Media Lab: Commission No.57 Ended
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Asian Abstraction: Group Show No.58 Ended
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Works on Paper: Focus Display No.59 Ended
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Sculpture Court Project: Touring No.60 Ended
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Collection Studies: Annual Special No.61 Ended
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Moving Image Focus: Retrospective No.62 Ended
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Design & Architecture: Commission No.63 Ended
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Ink & Writing: Group Show No.64 Ended
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Sound & Space: Focus Display No.65 Ended
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New Media Lab: Annual Special No.67 Ended
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Works on Paper: Commission No.69 Ended
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Sculpture Court Project: Group Show No.70 Ended
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Collection Studies: Focus Display No.71 Ended
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Nine Dragons at Night On view
Exhibition history (placements)
MettiTake
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Mountains Revisited, Vol. I On view
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Between Breaths On view
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MettiTake
Generated · 8 languages
City Pulse III On view
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MettiTake
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Ink and Salt On view
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MettiTake
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South of South On view
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MettiTake
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Wind Cave On view
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MettiTake
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Still Life with Noise On view
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MettiTake
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Cyanotype 1997 Hidden (rights)
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Landscape in Fog On view
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Notes on the Sea On view
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Sketchbook Fragments On view
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Tidal Memory On view
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Ash Garden On view
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One Square Metre of Sky Not placed
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Folded Landscape Not placed
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Night Patrol Not placed
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The Port Hidden (rights)
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White Noise Study In collection
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Homing In collection
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Suspension In collection
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Memo 2024 Not placed
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Artists
8 artists · links to works are managed on the artwork page
Chen Yingzhen
Ink and video installation, based in Hong Kong.
Works (4)
Lin Xiaoman
New media and sound art.
Works (3)
Aya Sato
Photography, Tokyo.
Works (4)
Maria Chen
Sculpture and spatial installation.
Works (4)
Wang Yiwei
Works on paper and calligraphy.
Works (3)
Kofi Mensah
Film and archival research.
Works (4)
Zhang Sanshi
Contemporary ink.
Works (2)
Ana Ruiz
Digital media.
Works (3)
MettiTake
AI narration status and feedback; generation and settings (music, fun facts) are curated by Artlas
Overview
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Exhibitions & Events
All venues · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
All venues · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
All venues · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
All venues · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
All venues · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
All venues · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
All venues · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
All venues · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
All venues · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
All venues · 80 exhibitions & events
Artworks
All · 22 works · artist links and placements are managed on the artwork page
Guides
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M+ Building
On view now
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M+ Building — details, opening hours and accessibility
Sub-venues
Sub-venues inherit hours and ticketing unless set individually
Exhibitions & Events
M+ Building · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
M+ Building · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
M+ Building · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
M+ Building · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
M+ Building · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
M+ Building · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
M+ Building · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
M+ Building · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
M+ Building · 80 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
M+ Building · 80 exhibitions & events
Artworks
M+ Building · 21 works · artist links and placements are managed on the artwork page
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Overview
West Gallery
On view now
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West Gallery — details, opening hours and accessibility
Exhibitions & Events
West Gallery · 20 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
West Gallery · 20 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
West Gallery · 20 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
West Gallery · 20 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
West Gallery · 20 exhibitions & events
Artworks
West Gallery · 7 works · artist links and placements are managed on the artwork page
Guides
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Overview
East Gallery
On view now
Venue settings
East Gallery — details, opening hours and accessibility
Exhibitions & Events
East Gallery · 19 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
East Gallery · 19 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
East Gallery · 19 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
East Gallery · 19 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
East Gallery · 19 exhibitions & events
Artworks
East Gallery · 4 works · artist links and placements are managed on the artwork page
Guides
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Overview
Focus Gallery
On view now
Venue settings
Focus Gallery — details, opening hours and accessibility
Exhibitions & Events
Focus Gallery · 19 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
Focus Gallery · 19 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
Focus Gallery · 19 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
Focus Gallery · 19 exhibitions & events
Exhibitions & Events
Focus Gallery · 19 exhibitions & events
Artworks
Focus Gallery · 4 works · artist links and placements are managed on the artwork page
Guides
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Focus Gallery — members visible in this scope