TV Chair
An upward-facing television sits beneath a transparent chair seat. M+ records Paik's installation as object 2015.607, combining a wooden chair, acrylic and a live television broadcast.
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What the M+ collection covers
M+ brings visual art, design and architecture, moving image and Hong Kong visual culture into one collection. Its twentieth- and twenty-first-century focus connects objects across disciplines and borders. M+ Collection
A television beneath a chair, a marble chair and a pencil drawing show how familiar objects can become artworks. These examples come from M+ collection records, which give a starting point for exploring each maker and medium.
Its collection strengths include twentieth- and twenty-first-century visual art, design and architecture, moving image, and Hong Kong visual culture.
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Marble Chair
Ai Weiwei made this chair-shaped sculpture from marble. The donated work belongs to the M+ Sigg Collection and is recorded as object 2012.66.
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The Long Now
Ho Sin Tung used pencil on paper for this drawing. M+ records it as object 2013.518 and discusses it in relation to the artist's imagined film festival.
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These are collection records, not confirmation that the works are on display today.
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