Samsung is turning TVs into cinematic galleries. Still frames from A24 films are appearing in the Art Store.

Calendar 10/8/2026

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Samsung expands its Art Store service with a new type of content. For the first time, the library includes a collection dedicated to cinema, featuring 38 stills from films by A24. The collection is available worldwide on Samsung TVs that support the Art Store.

Midsommar, Moonlight and other A24 films

The collection includes film stills from A24 productions, the studio behind films such as "Midsommar", "Moonlight", "Past Lives" and "Everything Everywhere All at Once". Instead of a traditional artwork, users can display a chosen film still on their TV and use the screen as part of their interior decor. This is the first collection of its kind in the Samsung Art Store. Until now the service has focused primarily on paintings, photographs and works made available in collaboration with, among others, MoMA, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Musée d’Orsay. The full library now includes over 5,000 works from more than 800 artists.

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Art Store not just on The Frame

Samsung is increasingly making the Art Store available beyond The Frame series. In 2026 the service also arrived on selected Micro RGB, Neo QLED and, for the first time, OLED models, including the flagship S99H. The list of compatible 2026 models also includes, among others, the R95H, S95H, QN80H, QN70H, M80H, The Frame and The Frame Pro.

However, access to the collection requires an active Samsung Art Store subscription, and Samsung notes that the availability of individual works may change over time.

Source: Samsung

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