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Samsung is expanding its digital art gallery available on selected TVs. This time, 19 new works from galleries that took part in this year’s Art Basel Paris 2026 have been added to the Art Store. The collection is now also available to users in Poland.
Art Basel Paris 2026 arrives in living rooms
The new collection was created as part of a collaboration between Samsung and Art Basel, one of the most recognised contemporary art fairs in the world. Among the works made available were "Poppies #4" by Elene Shatberashvili and "The Lounge (black and white)" by Hans Op de Beeck.
The first piece depicts a colourful floral composition, while the second shows a monochrome, sculptural interior. Samsung made them available before the Paris fair opened at the Grand Palais. The new additions join the existing Art Store library, which already includes over 5,000 works from museums and galleries around the world.
Which Samsung TVs support the new collection?
The Art Store is available not only to owners of The Frame and The Frame Pro, but also to users of selected Neo QLED, QLED and Micro RGB models. In 2026 the service also reached flagship OLEDs, including the S99H model sold in Poland. As a result, the TV can be used not only for watching films and TV series, but also for displaying works of art as part of the interior decor.
It's worth noting, however, that full access to the Art Store requires a paid subscription. Availability of specific artworks may also vary by region. The new collection does not add extra TV features. It simply expands the range of content available to their users.
Source: Samsung Newsroom
