Hong Kong's M+ museum has signed a five-year agreement with Paris's Centre Pompidou for joint exhibitions, research, and talent exchange. This strategic partnership aims to showcase collections from both institutions internationally.

Collections from Hong Kong’s M+ museum will be exhibited in Paris alongside those from Centre Pompidou in France under a five-year deal signed by the two institutions, which also covers research and talent exchange. The memorandum of understanding for a multi-year strategic partnership was signed on Friday by Suhanya Raffel, M+ director, and Laurent Le Bon, Centre Pompidou’s president, at the Hong Kong institution. French Consul General Christile Drulhe witnessed the ceremony. “This is the first...