M+, Asia’s global museum of contemporary visual culture in the West Kowloon Cultural District (WestK) in Hong Kong, is pleased to present the Sigg Prize 2025 exhibition. The exhibition will showcase commissioned and recent works by the six artists shortlisted for the third edition of the Sigg Prize. Generously supported by Lead Sponsor Cathay, the exhibition will open to the public free of charge from Saturday, 6 September 2025 to Sunday, 4 January 2026 in The Studio.

Established in 2018, the Sigg Prize is a biennial award that celebrates outstanding contemporary artists from the Greater China region and its diasporas. The Sigg Prize brings global attention to the region’s vibrant cultural landscape, showcasing the richness and diversity of its artistic practices. Winners of the past two editions include Samson Young (2019) and Wang Tuo (2023) respectively.

For its third edition, the six finalists all hail from different cities around the world. They include Bi Rongrong (born 1982, Ningbo, works Shanghai), Ho Rui An (born 1990, Singapore, works Singapore),Hsu Chia-Wei (born 1983, Taichung, works Taipei and Maastricht), Heidi Lau (born 1987, Oakland, works New York and Macau), Pan Daijing (born 1991, Guiyang, works Berlin), and Wong Ping (born 1984, Hong Kong, works Hong Kong). All born in the 1980s and 1990s, these artists represent the youngest and most diverse cohort of finalists to date. Working across mediums spanning ceramics and textiles to mixed reality and AI, their works explore cultural memory, history, and technology.