In a groundbreaking move, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, the Centre Pompidou in Paris, and M+ in Hong Kong have formed a cultural alliance, treating their respective holdings as a shared collection. This unprecedented collaboration will bring together hundreds of thousands of objects and vast archives, creating a global cultural network. The combined collection will be curated by staff from the three institutions, spanning three continents. The alliance aims to create a more sustainable and collaborative approach to museum work, as envisioned by M+ director Suhanya Raffel six years ago. The shared collection will be showcased through various initiatives, including a long-term loan of M+ works to MoMA's galleries and a Centre Pompidou exhibition in 2028. This partnership has the potential to reach a massive audience, with an estimated 10 million in-person visitors and 125 million online visitors annually. The collaboration is a significant step towards a more interconnected and inclusive cultural landscape.