It does not record memory in a linear and chronological time frame, but rather in a way whereby the artists look freely at the past while being comfortably settled in the present.

So as not to lose the wealth of the past, artistic actions are presented that benefit the knowledge of history and Eastern and Western culture.

Assuming that multiculturality is a wealth and not a utopia, the YiiMa collection has contributed to showcasing Macau's identity.

Until 9th February, every day, from 10am to 7pm, Museu Coleção Berardo, Praça do Império (tram 15 | bus: 729).

Tickets: 5 euros, adults; 2.

0 euros, from 7 to 18 years, students and over 65 years; free, on Saturdays.