K-pop singer Audrey visits Lee Kun-hee exhibition at Smithsonian, moved by Korea's treasures
Creatrip Team
2 months ago
Audrey, the Korean-American singer who provided the real vocals for Mira in the Netflix hit animation 'K-pop Demon Hunters,' visited the special exhibition of the late Lee Kun-hee's collection at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art in Washington, D.C. She posted on social media that the show filled her “heart and mind,” and encouraged friends in D.C. and beyond to see it. Audrey thanked Samsung and the Smithsonian, praising the emotional impact of learning about Korean art, history, culture and development. The exhibition, titled “Treasures of Korea: Collecting, Caring, Sharing,” features 297 works from Lee Kun-hee’s donated collection (including 7 national treasures and 15 designated treasures) and is the largest Korean art show in North America in 40 years. The collection will tour to the Art Institute of Chicago (Mar–Jul 2026) and the British Museum (Sep 2026–Jan 2027).
