Hong Kong’s M+ Museum and The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) from New York have signed a first-ever Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to foster collaboration in areas such as research and exhibition exchanges.
The partnership between the two institutions is built on a shared commitment to international collaboration, cultural exchange, and museum development. The MoU covers six areas, including joint curatorial research and exchange; conservation and collection management, from acquisition to preservation, care, display, and access; artwork loans; sharing sustainability practices; training, professional development, as well as knowledge sharing; and exhibition and programme exchange.
Suhanya Raffel, museum director, M+, expressed their willingness to embark on this partnership, which will not only deepen mutual understanding and strengthen exchanges, but also set the stage for collaboration on curatorial affairs, collection development, exhibition research, and museum operations. The signing of this MOU affirms M+’s commitment to collaboration with pre-eminent cultural institutions around the world and strengthens M+’s position as Asia’s global museum of contemporary visual culture.”
Source: Marketing-interactive