BTS has taken over most of the planet by now, but they're yet to take over one part: the art world. But that's about to change, as the K-pop superstars have launched a new global art project called ...

They’re singers, dancers and fashion icons – and now the members of K-pop megaband BTS are venturing into the art world as patrons. The South Korean boy band has launched “Connect, BTS,” a global ...

From its inception, the rollout for Map of the Soul: 7 has been different. It’s clear with this comeback album BTS and Big Hit Entertainment are not following any guidebook or rules. The Korean ...

After much speculation, BTS has finally unveiled Connect, BTS, a global art initiative that seeks to “redefine the relationships between art and music, the material and immaterial, artists and their ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. K-pop sensation BTS has launched Connect, BTS—a new art project curated ...

K-Pop is on a mission to take over the world. And on this mission, the latest ally is contemporary art, with South Korean boyband BTS sprearheading a wildly ambitious global public art initiative that ...

“Black Swan” is not the lead single for BTS’s upcoming album, Map of the Soul: 7. Instead of releasing a music video with the song, BTS and Big Hit Entertainment released an art film with MN Dance ...

The boy band and global K-Pop sensation BTS is now a public art patron. The group is behind a major commission of 22 artists due to be unveiled in New York, Berlin, Buenos Aires, and Seoul. The ...

Last month, K-pop sensations BTS launched CONNECT, BTS, a global public art project involving 22 artists across five major cities (London, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Seoul and New York). This week, British ...

Kim Namjoon was first drawn to the art world because of boredom, he explains in a thoughtful podcast episode of Intersections: The Art Basel Podcast. BTS was touring the United States and Europe in ...

BTS’ RM discussed the serendipitous origins of his love of art and finding inspiration in his own collection of mostly Korean artists in a new interview with The New York Times. Over the past few ...