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Samsung Art Store, 19 Art Basel Paris 2026 works are arriving on The Frame TVs

Samsung further enriches the Art Store section of its Lifestyle TVs with the arrival of 19 exclusive works from galleries participating in the Art Basel Paris 2026 event. This selection notably showcases the contemporary creations of Elene Shatberashvili and Hans Op de Beeck, allowing art lovers to extend the experience of the famous fair directly from their living room.

 

Samsung Electronics, official partner of Art Basel, today announces the addition of 19 works to the Art Basel collection on the Art Store. Drawn from galleries participating in Art Basel Paris 2026, they are available as of today on the brand’s Art TVs and offer the public new ways to discover and appreciate art at home. Unveiled ahead of the event’s opening at the Grand Palais, this selection continues the long-standing collaboration between the Korean giant and the renowned contemporary art fair.

 

A selection between painting and sculpted worlds As Daria Greene, Global Head of Content and Curation for Art Store at Samsung, points out, the strength of this collection lies in the way artists transform familiar subjects, whether through painted color or by creating an entirely sculpted universe. Among the standout pieces in this addition are Poppies #4 by Elene Shatberashvili (see photo above), which illustrates the artist’s expressive use of color and her attentive eye for everyday subjects, as well as The Lounge (black and white) by Hans Op de Beeck (see photo below), which reveals a singular monochrome world embodied by a meticulously constructed sculptural interior, as if suspended in time.

 

 

Two complementary artistic approaches On Samsung’s Art Store, these works bring two contrasting artistic visions into dialogue. On one hand, color and brushwork; on the other, the forms, textures and light of a sculpted scene. Presented on The Frame TVs and the brand’s Art lineup screens, they thus offer striking visual renditions, ranging from the radiant presence of flowers to the imaginary depth of a mysterious interior.

 

Extending the Art Basel experience at home For his part, Karim Crippa, Director of Art Basel Paris, recalls that discovery remains at the heart of the fair, with galleries playing a pivotal role in showcasing contemporary talent. Thanks to this extended partnership, visitors to the Paris fair can continue exploring their favorites once they return home, while the general public benefits from privileged access to these creations without having to travel.

 

The 19 new works from Art Basel Paris 2026 are available as of today on Samsung’s Art Store, across the brand’s Art TVs and The Frame TVs in the countries where the platform is available.

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