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RM reveals art that inspires him at SFMOMA

SAN FRANCISCO — To millions around the world, Kim Nam-joon is RM, the leader of BTS, as well as a rapper, songwriter and producer. But on the seventh floor of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), another side of the global superstar comes into focus as a collector, student of art and curator. For fans of a global superstar accustomed to stadiums filled with screaming crowds, the…

RM reveals art that inspires him at SFMOMA

In the heart of San Francisco, art enthusiast Kim Nam-joon, better known as RM, the charismatic leader of the globally adored band BTS, has unveiled a unique side of his personality at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA). The newly opened exhibition, "RM x SFMOMA: Between You and Me," offers a rare glimpse into the artist's personal collection, his love for art, and his admiration for various artists.

The intimate setting of the museum allows fans to experience a more personal side of RM, far removed from his massive stadium performances. Rather than showcasing the pop star, the exhibit presents the objects and artists that have piqued the global superstar's interest during quieter moments. Given the vastness of the exhibit, visitors are advised to allocate ample time to fully appreciate the array of artworks on display.

Upon entering the exhibit hall, guests are greeted with a striking mural created by RM himself. This giant piece of art features notes and scribbles about the individual works he has collected. From there, visitors are invited to explore a diverse range of artistic expressions, from bold paintings and delicate ceramics, to thought-provoking sculpture, intricate textiles, and mixed-media creations. Each piece tells a story, reflecting RM's unique perspective and deep appreciation for the world of art.

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