BTS' RM donates $70,000 to National Museum of Korea for artifact acquisition
BTS leader RM has donated 100 million won ($70,000) to support acquisitions at the National Museum of Korea, extending his long-standing patronage of Korean art and culture. The museum said Wednesday that RM, whose legal name is Kim Nam-joon, made the contribution on Tuesday through the National Museum of Korea Foundation. The funds will be used to acquire objects for the museum’s collection.…
BTS member RM has made a generous donation of 100 million won, equivalent to $70,000, to support the National Museum of Korea's efforts in acquiring new artifacts. This contribution, made on Tuesday through the National Museum of Korea Foundation, underscores RM's long-standing commitment to Korean art and culture. Appointed as the museum's global ambassador in June, RM expressed his pleasure at being able to extend his support in this capacity, stating, "I am happy to be able to support the museum as its global ambassador.
I will continue to work with the museum to promote it and our culture." The museum anticipates that RM's ongoing backing of the arts and culture will generate increased public interest in Korea's cultural heritage and the institution's role. Known for his passion for art and collecting, particularly Korean modern and contemporary pieces, RM's personal collection will be showcased in San Francisco.
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