BTS's V celebrated his photo book launch with an exhibition in Seoul, sharing photos and messages on social media during the event.
January/23/2026 16:09
BTS's V visited the exhibition 'V TYPE 非: ON-SITE IN SEOUL' to commemorate the publication of his photo book. Recently, V posted multiple photos and videos on his social media with the comment 'V TYPE 非'. The released photos capture V visiting the exhibition held in Seoul. V, whose face was hidden by a hat and mask, took pictures of his large photo with his smartphone and left a message on the wall saying, 'I enjoyed viewing it. Kim Taehyung,' which caught attention. He will release the photo book 'TYPE 非' on January 19, and the offline exhibition 'V TYPE 非: ON-SITE IN SEOUL' is currently being held. The exhibition runs from January 20 to February 1 at Frieze House Seoul in Jung District, Seoul. BTS, to which V belongs, will make a comeback on March 20 with their 5th full album 'ARIRANG', featuring 14 songs themed around the group's identity, nostalgia, and universal feelings of deep love.
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