韩国在Smithsonian展示Lee Kun-hee的私人艺术收藏, 以提升全球文化影响力。 South Korea showcases Lee Kun-hee’s private art collection at the Smithsonian to boost global cultural influence.

韩国利用已故三星主席李昆熙(Lee Kun-hee)的私人艺术收藏作为文化外交工具,在华盛顿特区史密森尼国家亚洲艺术博物馆展出100多件作品,包括梵高、毕加索和沃霍尔的作品。 South Korea is using the late Samsung chairman Lee Kun-hee’s private art collection as a tool of cultural diplomacy, showcasing over 100 works—including pieces by Van Gogh, Picasso, and Warhol—at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art in Washington, DC. 展览“朝韩宝藏:收集、继承、共享”凸显了韩国深厚的艺术遗产和现代文化特性,其项目长达1500年,反映了朝鲜在战争、殖民化和快速现代化中的历史。 The exhibition, “Korean Treasures: Collected, Cherished, Shared,” highlights Korea’s deep artistic heritage and modern cultural identity, with items spanning 1,500 years and reflecting the nation’s history amid war, colonization, and rapid modernization. 该展品包括从未看过的作品,明年将前往芝加哥和伦敦,强调韩国日益增长的全球文化影响力及其对艺术的战略利用,以增进国际关系和软实力。 The display, which includes never-before-seen works, will travel to Chicago and London next year, underscoring South Korea’s growing global cultural influence and its strategic use of art to enhance international relations and soft power.