Group BTS will unveil the contemporary art project "CONNECT, BTS".

On the 14th, BTS met with visitors virtually at the contemporary art exhibition project "CONNECT, BTS" held in London, UK.

On this day, BTS stated, "It is very meaningful that we have gathered here to respect the value of diversity and convey a positive message, even though we come from different cultures and speak different languages. It is not a world where we are separated because we are different. We can create a world where each of our diversities is "connected" to each other."

Jungkook also said, "The commonality is that the artist's words about creating works together with the audience and our music, communicating through it, performing on stage, and completing it with our fans are similar."

Suga said, "I am truly grateful that we can communicate without boundaries through music and have a positive impact through art."

J-HOPE said, "I hope this project becomes an opportunity to express our gratitude to ARMY and all the audience members who give us so much support and love."

Immediately after the release of "CONNECT, BTS", the British media BBC reported, "K-pop group BTS joins forces with global artists for an ambitious global art project." The London AFP reported, "K-pop pioneers BTS unveil global contemporary art," and the Art Newspaper showed interest, saying, "The Korean Wave hits the art world."

Starting with London, "CONNECT, BTS" is a global project that will be held for about three months by more than 22 contemporary artists in 5 countries worldwide, including Berlin, Germany; Buenos Aires, Argentina; New York, USA; and Seoul, South Korea.

These are English translations of articles from our GTTOUR Japanese website.