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Kim Nam-joon's Art Exhibition Drives Merchandise Sales at SFMOMA

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Kim Nam-joon is hosting an art exhibition featuring pieces from his private collection at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The museum's director of retail stated that the exhibition is driving a significant increase in expected merchandise sales. The museum noted that this represents the largest inventory front-loading for an exhibition they have ever managed.

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The exhibition is expected to generate a large influx of visitors and merchandise demand for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The museum's retail director confirmed the high demand, attributing the rush to the involvement of Kim Nam-joon and the global fanbase.

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