Samsung Art Store brings Art Basel Paris 2026 collection to TV screens

Samsung Electronics announced Tuesday that it has added 19 featured works from galleries participating in Art Basel Paris 2026 to its Samsung Art Store platform.

Art Basel Paris runs from Tuesday through Sunday at the Grand Palais in Paris. Samsung Electronics has maintained a partnership with Art Basel — held annually in Hong Kong, Basel, Paris and Miami Beach — to showcase participating contemporary artworks on the Samsung Art Store.

This year's Paris collection features signature works by internationally acclaimed contemporary artists who reinterpret familiar, everyday subjects through distinctive visual perspectives.

Among the highlights is "Poppy #4" by Georgian contemporary artist Elene Chantladze, known for its rich, sensory use of color and a warm, intimate portrayal of everyday still-life subjects.

Also featured is "The Lounge (Black and White)" by Belgian sculptor and installation artist Hans Op de Beeck, which renders an interior space filled with various props in grayscale monotone, evoking a sense of suspended time and a contemplative atmosphere.

The Samsung Art Store is a subscription service exclusive to Samsung TVs, available in more than 117 countries. It offers a curated selection of more than 5,000 works from leading museums and artists around the world, delivered in 4K high definition.

Works on the Samsung Art Store can be viewed across the full Samsung Art TV lineup, including The Frame Pro, The Frame, Micro RGB and OLED (SH95). Samsung Art TVs feature anti-reflection technology to provide a gallery-like viewing environment.

Daria Green, head of content curation at the Samsung Art Store, said the collection's appeal lies in "the way familiar subjects are reinterpreted through distinctive color palettes and visual languages, each in a different way." She added that she hopes "bringing together these diverse artistic perspectives on a single platform — the Samsung Art Store — will allow viewers around the world to enjoy a rich and varied world of art from the comfort of their homes."