MJ Gallery at Ponte 16, Pop culture museum in Macau, China.

MJ Gallery at Ponte 16 is a museum dedicated to Michael Jackson's career and life, located within the Ponte 16 Resort in Macau. The exhibition space is organized into several themed sections that showcase memorabilia, stage costumes, and personal items from different periods of his work.

The gallery opened in 2010 and became one of the few permanent exhibition spaces worldwide dedicated exclusively to Michael Jackson's legacy. Its establishment reflected the enduring global interest in his influence on music and popular culture.

The gallery displays personal belongings and stage costumes that show how Michael Jackson shaped popular entertainment. Visitors can see the objects he actually used, giving them a direct connection to his creative work and legacy in music.

The exhibition can be explored comfortably in a few hours, with plenty of space to view each object without feeling rushed. It is helpful to allow enough time to walk through each section at your own pace.

The gallery began with a single auction purchase: in November 2009 Hoffman Ma Ho Man paid 350,000 USD at Julien's Auctions in New York for the crystal glove Jackson wore during the 1983 Motown 25 television special. He bought ten more lots that day, among them a platinum record award for Bad signed by Jackson, and the collection grew to over 40 items.