Samsung Electronics has expanded its digital art platform with 19 new works from galleries participating in Art Basel Paris 2026. The additions are now available on Samsung Art Store, the service that turns Samsung Art TVs into digital canvases. The update brings content from the fair, which is held at the Grand Palais, directly to viewers in their homes.
New Works from Elene Shatberashvili and Hans Op de Beeck
The latest selection features pieces by contemporary artists Elene Shatberashvili and Hans Op de Beeck. Shatberashvili contributes “Poppies #4,” a work that highlights her focus on everyday subjects and expressive color. The piece allows viewers to see her detailed observation of common flowers through the screen of an Art TV.
Hans Op de Beeck offers “The Lounge (black and white),” which presents a monochrome interior scene. The artwork depicts a sculpted space that appears suspended in time. This piece contrasts with Shatberashvili’s work by focusing on form, texture, and light rather than vibrant color.
Daria Greene, Global Head of Content & Curation for Samsung Art Store, noted that the collection shows how artists approach familiar topics in different ways. She explained that the platform allows viewers to see the range of artistic imagination, from painted color to sculpted worlds, without leaving their living rooms.
Extending the Fair Beyond Paris
The collaboration between Samsung and Art Basel aims to reach audiences who cannot attend the fair in person. Karim Crippa, Director of Art Basel Paris, stated that galleries play a key role in introducing new artists to the public. He said the partnership with Samsung Art Store extends the reach of these encounters, allowing people to explore works from participating galleries after the fair ends.
Users can browse the new additions alongside the existing Art Basel collection on the platform. The service allows viewers to save their favorite pieces and display them on their Samsung Art TVs. This feature is available on The Frame and other models in markets where Samsung Art Store operates.
The expansion builds on Samsung’s ongoing relationship with the art fair. The company serves as the Official Art TV of Art Basel, providing a way for visitors to the fair to continue engaging with the art they see at home. The new works join the existing lineup, offering more options for discovery and curation.
The 19 new artworks are available starting today. They can be viewed on all Samsung Art TVs in regions where the platform is supported. The update provides a way for art enthusiasts to experience a curated selection from Art Basel Paris 2026 without traveling to the Grand Palais.
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