The M+ museum has sought to engage the public by holding numerous preview activities and exhibitions under the banner of "Mobile M+".

"Mobile M+: Yau Ma Tei" was held in 2012.
The museum commissioned seven Hong Kong artists to create installation work scattered throughout Yau Ma Tei, an older district of Kowloon near the site of the future museum.
The projects – by artists Kwan Sheung-chi, Wong Wai-yin, Leung Mee Ping, Erkka Nissinen, Pak Sheung-chuen, Tsang Kin-Wah and Yu Lik-wai – focused on issues surrounding Hong Kong history and politics.

"Mobile M+: Inflation!"
was a display of six giant inflatable sculptures on the vacant lands of the future West Kowloon Cultural District.
Artists represented included Jeremy Deller, Paul McCarthy, Tam Wai Ping and Cao Fei.
It was presented from 25 April to 9 June 2013 and attracted over 150,000 visitors.

"Mobile M+: NEONSIGNS.HK" is an online exhibition of Hong Kong's neon signage, an iconic feature of the city yet one which the museum noted is "fast disappearing".
The website displays curated and commissioned written and visual submissions alongside photographs selected from more than 4,000 crowdsourced submissions.
M+ has also acquired, for its permanent collection, some neon signage which had been threatened with destruction.

"Building M+: The Museum and Architecture Collection" was a showcase of the museum's growing architecture collection, held from 10 January to 9 February 2014 at the ArtisTree gallery in Taikoo Shing.
At the time of the exhibition, the architecture collection comprised around 1000 items, of which over 120 were displayed.
The event also showcased the future design of the museum building, as well as the other five shortlisted entries from the architectural competition.

"Mobile M+: Live Art", presented in late 2015, was a live art programme and exhibition about past performance art.
It was held in various venues around Hong Kong and showcased artists including John Cage, Patty Chang, and several local artists.
The M+ museum has sought to engage the public by holding numerous preview activities and exhibitions under the banner of "Mobile M+".
"Mobile M+: Yau Ma Tei" was held in 2012. The museum commissioned seven Hong Kong artists to create installation work scattered throughout Yau Ma Tei, an older district of Kowloon near the site of the future museum. The projects – by artists Kwan Sheung-chi, Wong Wai-yin, Leung Mee Ping, Erkka Nissinen, Pak Sheung-chuen, Tsang Kin-Wah and Yu Lik-wai – focused on issues surrounding Hong Kong history and politics.
"Mobile M+: Inflation!" was a display of six giant inflatable sculptures on the vacant lands of the future West Kowloon Cultural District. Artists represented included Jeremy Deller, Paul McCarthy, Tam Wai Ping and Cao Fei. It was presented from 25 April to 9 June 2013 and attracted over 150,000 visitors.
"Mobile M+: NEONSIGNS.HK" is an online exhibition of Hong Kong's neon signage, an iconic feature of the city yet one which the museum noted is "fast disappearing". The website displays curated and commissioned written and visual submissions alongside photographs selected from more than 4,000 crowdsourced submissions. M+ has also acquired, for its permanent collection, some neon signage which had been threatened with destruction.
"Building M+: The Museum and Architecture Collection" was a showcase of the museum's growing architecture collection, held from 10 January to 9 February 2014 at the ArtisTree gallery in Taikoo Shing. At the time of the exhibition, the architecture collection comprised around 1000 items, of which over 120 were displayed. The event also showcased the future design of the museum building, as well as the other five shortlisted entries from the architectural competition.
"Mobile M+: Live Art", presented in late 2015, was a live art programme and exhibition about past performance art. It was held in various venues around Hong Kong and showcased artists including John Cage, Patty Chang, and several local artists.
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