Overview
- The two museums unveiled a five-year partnership that begins next year, with co-organized exhibitions at M+ slated to start in 2027.
- The program covers artwork loans, joint research and new commissions, along with exchanges for curators and other museum professionals.
- A four-year postdoctoral Huo Research Fellowship will fund scholarship that supports exhibitions developed through the collaboration.
- The partnership will culminate in a major joint exhibition that opens at the Pompidou when it reopens around 2029–2030 before traveling to M+.
- Leaders said the tie-up aims to engage younger audiences and foster dialogue between Europe and Asia during the Pompidou’s renovation shutdown.