WHAT
The title ‘Myriad Meteorology’ embodies the museum’s inclusive and open attitude towards all art forms. It is inspired by the concept of ‘Meteorology’ which not only refers to natural cloud changes, but also symbolises the coexistence and integration of all phenomena. The exhibition displays a stunning collection of selected artworks from over 150 years of multi-art and cultural movements, dating back to the mid-19th century. The natural expression and cosmic order of changing clouds, shifting galaxies, and intergeneration of all things are just excellent metaphors for art schools and trends of thought that reflect, inspire, collide, shift, circulate, and guide each other through history.

WHY
The exhibition is divided into six chapters with a range of masterpieces that were delightfully exhibited featuring prominent artists, including Van Gogh, Picasso, Matisse, Modigliani, Degas, and De Chirico. The presentation puts together the most representative works of the modern and contemporary art genres to build a broader connection between the artworks and their era, providing audiences with a social context in which to appreciate the works.