Samsung adds 19 Art Basel Paris 2026 artworks to Art Store, so you can hang a gallery piece on your TV
You don’t have to be in Paris to browse what’s showing at Art Basel, as Samsung, the Official Art TV brand for the event, just added 19 new artworks from the gallery to its Samsung Art Store platform, and they’re available starting today on all Samsung Art TVs in every market where the platform is offered. The selection launches ahead of the fair at the Grand Palais and joins the existing Art Basel collection on the platform.
Two pieces anchor the release. Elene Shatberashvili’s Poppies #4 brings the artist’s expressive color and close attention to everyday subjects, the kind of vivid flowers that look great glowing on a wall. Hans Op de Beeck’s The Lounge (black and white) goes in a very different direction, presenting a meticulously constructed sculptural interior in monochrome that feels suspended in time. Together they show two artistic processes on screen: the color and brushwork of painting, and the form, texture, and light of a sculpted scene.
For fairgoers, the collection is a way to keep exploring select works at home, and for everyone else it’s a chance to discover art from participating galleries without traveling.
Worth knowing before you get excited: Samsung Art Store needs a paid subscription, and pricing, supported TV models, and available artworks vary by country and region. It’s available only on select OLED models, the S95H globally and the S99H in Europe.
