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SFMOMA And K-Pop Superstar RM Collaborate On New Exhibition 'Between You And Me'
RM makes his curatorial debut with a show of 178 works, including 142 from his collection, and many will appear in the United States for the first time.
- On October 3, K-pop superstar RM of BTS will debut his personal art collection at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art , with the exhibition 'Between You and Me' running through February 7, 2027.
- Planning began two years ago during RM's mandatory South Korean military service. SFMOMA proposed the partnership after taking an interest in his sustained engagement with contemporary art.
- The exhibition occupies SFMOMA's seventh floor across eight rooms holding 178 pieces total, 142 from RM's personal collection. RM curated with co-curators America Castillo and Hyoeun Kim.
- Museum Director Christopher Bedford described the project as a landmark event, marking the institution's largest presentation of Korean art in its 92-year history. The collaboration expands global conversations around art.
- As RM makes his curatorial debut, he aims to share his collection as an honest introduction of himself. The exhibition organizes pieces into thematic sections like 'People and Passion' to connect visitors through shared human experience.
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(Seoul=Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Taesoo = A special exhibition showcasing the private collection of RM, leader of the group BTS (BTS), 'RM X SFMOMA: Between U &...
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[OSEN=Ji Min-kyung] BTS member RM's personal collection will be unveiled on a large scale at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA). The special exhibition ‘RM x SFMOMA: Between You and Me,’ held from October 3 (local time) to February 7, 2027, is a meaningful occasion where RM presents his personal collection at the museum for the first time. Through his agency, RM stated, “My
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