Rosé sings at LACMA Gala: Who is being honored on November 7

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BLACKPINK singer Rosé will perform on November 7 at the LACMA Art+Film Gala at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Los Angeles). This confirms the main musical attraction of the evening – and the guest list promises a gathering of music, film, and art at the highest level.

Now in its 15th year, the gala will honor "Dune" director Denis Villeneuve and artist Vija Celmins. Prada and Gucci are once again on board as presenters, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Co-chairs Leonardo DiCaprio and Eva Chow will once again lead the evening.

What makes the LACMA Art+Film Gala special?

The annual event of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art has developed since its first edition into one of the most important intersections between film, visual art, and pop culture. Each year, an artist and a film personality are honored – in this case, Vija Celmins and Denis Villeneuve.

Rosé is not the first musician to shape the evening's musical program: the gala repeatedly combines the honoring of creative achievements with live performances that are themselves part of the program. Anyone who wants to see Rosé on stage should mark November 7 on their calendar – specific details about the location within the museum have not yet been made public.

Who is being honored this year?

With Denis Villeneuve and Vija Celmins, the gala brings together two voices that represent very different but equally powerful visual worlds. Villeneuve directed two of the most discussed science fiction films of recent years with "Dune" and "Dune: Part Two" and is considered one of the most influential directors of his generation. Vija Celmins, in turn, has been known for decades for her highly precise paintings and prints that move between photorealism and abstraction.

What does this mean for fans?

Anyone hoping for a Rosé appearance in the US now has a firm date with the LACMA Gala. The event, however, is not a public show but a fundraising gala – tickets are distributed through the museum and invited guests. Those who can't be there can usually expect coverage from US celebrity media over the weekend.

The Hollywood Reporter and Variety have independently confirmed Rosé's gala performance as well as honorees Denis Villeneuve and Vija Celmins.