Hong Kong’s M+ Museum is opening an expansive exhibition of works currently, including several politcally charged pieces from the Uli Sigg Collection, testing what seems to be a frigid political climate in mainland China. “It is up to Hong Kong to choose how free it wants to be,” says Lars Nittve, a former M+ curator.  “If there is a message to this exhibition, this has to be it.”

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