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Samsung Art Store: studio A24 launches the first collection dedicated to cinema

Samsung's Art Store is reaching a new milestone by launching its very first collection entirely dedicated to cinema. This event is marked by a premium partnership with independent studio A24, which invites users of the Korean brand's televisions to display iconic images from the seventh art in their homes.

This new collection brings together 38 iconic images from critically acclaimed feature films produced by A24. Available worldwide on Samsung’s so-called Art or Lifestyle TVs, this visual selection invites subscribers to relive legendary scenes and discover new films straight from their sofa, turning the television into a true static cinema canvas.

 

A24, indie cinema’s darling As a reminder, A24 is an international entertainment company known for producing and distributing works with a strong visual identity. Among the best-known films in its catalog, now frozen on Samsung screens, are global, award-winning hits such as Everything Everywhere All at Once, Moonlight, Past Lives, I Saw the TV Glow (cf. photo below), and the unsettling Midsommar (cf. photo above).

 

Heeyeong Ahn from Samsung Electronics speaks “Our collaboration with A24 broadens the horizons of Samsung’s Art Store by bringing powerful cinematic stories to television screens,” said Heeyeong Ahn, Vice President of Samsung Electronics’ Visual Display (VD) division. “We are excited to see these iconic scenes inspire audiences around the world and offer them a new way to immerse themselves in the stories they love.”

 

The Art Store expands to Micro RGB TVs and Oled S99H TVs Designed as modern digital canvases, Samsung’s Art TVs display works with vivid colors and rich detail. The flagship The Frame and The Frame Pro models blend seamlessly into interior decor, like true paintings. The recent The Frame Pro was also named last year by Time magazine among its “best inventions.” The range is offered in several sizes, with customizable frames that can turn any room into a gallery.

 

 

Interesting fact for 2026, Samsung has expanded its lineup of compatible screens by now offering the Art Store on its very exclusive Micro RGB R85H and R95H series (click the reference to discover the full review of the Samsung TMR75R95H TV by the AVcesar editorial team), as well as on the Oled S99H TV series (click the reference to discover the full review of the Samsung TQ55S99H TV by the AVcesar editorial team). The world’s first subscription service to offer a platform for streaming works of art on television (available in more than 117 countries), Samsung’s Art Store allows subscribers to access a vast catalog of more than 5,000 works from 800 artists and prestigious institutions (Metropolitan Museum of Art, MoMA, Musée d’Orsay, etc.).

 

The dedicated A24 collection is already available in Samsung’s Art Store. Full access to the platform’s catalog requires a subscription (generally priced at €4.99/month or €49.99/year).

 

Reminder of the key features of the A24 collection on Samsung Art Store: • Service: Samsung Art Store (world’s first TV art-streaming service)

• Partner: A24 studio

• Content: 38 iconic images from feature films (Everything Everywhere All at Once, Moonlight, Midsommar, etc.)

• Hardware compatibility: Samsung The Frame, The Frame Pro, Micro RGB TVs (2026) and Samsung OLED S99H (2026)

• Global Art Store catalog: more than 5,000 works, 800 artists and partner museums (MoMA, Musée d’Orsay, etc.)

• Availability: international (more than 117 countries)

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