Last update:08 November 2024, 11:19 am IST

The Truth Untold exhibition will travel to Los Angeles, where fans will have the chance to take a deep dive into Jimin’s creative journey while creating FACE and MUSE.

BTS singer Jimin is currently serving in the South Korean military. (Photo credits: Instagram)

Even though BTS’ Jimin is currently serving in the South Korean military, his talent continues to shine at The Truth Untold exhibition. After debuting in Seoul, Korea, the exhibition heads to Los Angeles, where fans will have the chance to take a deep dive into Jimin’s creative journey while making his solo albums, FACE and MUSE. Held at Ace Mission Studios from November 29 to December 15, the exhibition will feature personal items such as Jimin’s personal diary entries, handwritten letters, and lyric notebooks. Fans will also be able to tour sets inspired by Like Crazy and Set Me Free music videos, as well as the singers’ costumes, props and awards.

According to Billboard, the press release states: “The space is carefully designed to immerse attendees in the emotions Jimin experienced while creating his solo albums. The space is divided into two main sections: FACE and MUSE. The FACE section, inspired by water ripples, features a media wall and distorted mirrors symbolizing the waves of confusion Jimin experienced during his journey to self-discovery. As visitors move towards the MUSE section, the waves calm down, representing Jimin’s success in embracing his true self. »

Tickets for The Truth Untold exhibition, curated by HYBE INSIGHT and Live Nation, will be available for purchase starting November 12. Fans who want early access are encouraged to join the waitlist to guarantee their spot. Entrance to the exhibition starts at $29.99 (around Rs 2,500), while Jimin fans can explore the exhibition from 11am to 8pm Wednesday to Friday and 10am to 8pm on weekends. It is estimated that it will take approximately 60 to 90 minutes to fully experience the event.

In addition to the music video sets, the exhibition will also feature a special photo zone inspired by Jimin Who and Smeraldo Garden Marching Band’s tracks from his debut album, MUSE. Meanwhile, BTS has been on hiatus since 2022, as all seven members complete their mandatory military service. The septet is expected to reunite for group activities in 2026.

While Jin and J Hope were recently released, group leader RM, along with V, Suga, Jimin, and Jungkook, are expected to finish their positions in June 2025.