MONSTA X's Minhyuk Lends His Voice as Audio Guide for Major Art Exhibition
Lee Min-hyuk, a member of the popular K-pop group MONSTA X, is expanding his 'art-tainer' activities by participating as an audio guide for a significant art exhibition.
Starship Entertainment announced that Minhyuk will lend his voice to the audio guide for the exhibition titled 'Moments That Remain, Hearts That Flow,' celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Suwon Museum of Art.
This special exhibition showcases masterpieces from prominent Korean modern and contemporary artists, including Na Hye-seok, Park Soo-keun, Im Kun-hong, Park Rae-hyun, and Cheon Kyung-ja. The exhibition runs from November 26th to January 11th of next year. Visitors can access Minhyuk's audio guide by scanning QR codes within the exhibition halls with their personal mobile devices.
Minhyuk has consistently shown a deep passion for art since his debut in 2015. He has customized clothing and accessories with his own drawings and calligraphy, and also hosted the Naver NOW. show 'Bogusipshow' for 18 months, demonstrating his impressive artistic skills.
His artistic endeavors include a collaborative exhibition with street artist Doezny and a soft drink brand in 2023, as well as participating in the '2024 France K-Expo' after his military discharge, further solidifying his status as an 'art-tainer.'
Minhyuk expressed his gratitude, stating, "I am honored to have the opportunity to participate as an audio guide for such a meaningful exhibition. I am happy to contribute to introducing Korean modern and contemporary art, and it is a privilege to be a part of this 10th-anniversary year with my voice." He added, "I hope many people will show interest and support for the 'Moments That Remain, Hearts That Flow' exhibition."
Meanwhile, MONSTA X recently concluded their successful comeback promotions for their new mini-album 'THE X,' marking their first full-group activity in approximately five years.
Since debuting with MONSTA X in 2015, Minhyuk has consistently demonstrated his passion for art. He hosted the Naver NOW. show 'Bogusipshow' for 18 months, sharing his drawing and calligraphy skills with listeners. In 2023, he further expanded his artistic horizons through collaborative exhibitions with a street artist and a major beverage brand.