Samsung Electronics has expanded its Samsung Art Store collection with 19 new artworks from galleries participating in Art Basel Paris 2026, allowing owners of compatible Samsung televisions to explore contemporary art from the comfort of their homes.
Announced on 2 November 2026, the additions feature works by contemporary artists including Elene Shatberashvili and Hans Op de Beeck, bringing different artistic styles and techniques to Samsung's digital art platform.
The new collection is available through Samsung Art Store in markets where the service is supported, with access requiring a paid subscription. Compatible televisions include selected Samsung OLED, Neo QLED and The Frame models, although availability varies by country and television model.
Introduced as part of Samsung's ongoing collaboration with Art Basel, the collection provides another way for audiences to discover artworks associated with participating galleries beyond the physical art fair.
Among the featured works are Shatberashvili's colourful painting "Poppies #4" and Op de Beeck's monochrome sculptural composition "The Lounge (black and white)", demonstrating how different artistic approaches can be presented through digital displays.
Announced on 2 November 2026, the additions feature works by contemporary artists including Elene Shatberashvili and Hans Op de Beeck, bringing different artistic styles and techniques to Samsung's digital art platform.
The new collection is available through Samsung Art Store in markets where the service is supported, with access requiring a paid subscription. Compatible televisions include selected Samsung OLED, Neo QLED and The Frame models, although availability varies by country and television model.
Introduced as part of Samsung's ongoing collaboration with Art Basel, the collection provides another way for audiences to discover artworks associated with participating galleries beyond the physical art fair.
Among the featured works are Shatberashvili's colourful painting "Poppies #4" and Op de Beeck's monochrome sculptural composition "The Lounge (black and white)", demonstrating how different artistic approaches can be presented through digital displays.
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| "Poppies #4" by Elene Shatberashvili displayed on the Samsung OLED S95H as part of the Art Basel Paris 2026 collection available through Samsung Art Store. Photo: Samsung Electronics. |
Samsung Art Store Expands Art Basel Collection With 19 New Works
The latest additions build on Samsung's existing partnership with Art Basel, an international art fair organisation that connects galleries, artists, collectors and art enthusiasts.
Samsung serves as the provider of the Official Art TV of Art Basel, with the collaboration extending selected artworks from participating galleries to consumers through Samsung Art Store.
The Art Basel Paris 2026 collection adds 19 works to the platform's existing selection, providing viewers with further opportunities to explore contemporary art through their televisions.
According to Samsung, the collection was introduced ahead of the fair at the Grand Palais in Paris, extending access to selected works beyond the physical exhibition setting.
The initiative is intended to reach audiences who may not be able to attend Art Basel Paris in person, while also allowing visitors to revisit selected works after the event.
Users can explore the new additions alongside existing artworks on Samsung Art Store and select pieces to display within their living spaces.
Unlike conventional television viewing, the platform allows compatible displays to function as digital art showcases when they are not being used to watch programmes or other entertainment content.
Elene Shatberashvili's "Poppies #4" Brings Colour to Samsung OLED
One of the featured artworks in the new collection is "Poppies #4" by Elene Shatberashvili, which highlights the artist's expressive approach to colour and observation of everyday subjects.
The painting focuses on flowers, using colour and brushwork to reinterpret a familiar natural subject.
Samsung has featured the artwork on its OLED S95H television, demonstrating how paintings can be displayed through Samsung Art Store on compatible OLED models.
The work represents the painted side of the collection, where colour, composition and brushstrokes contribute to the viewing experience.
Through digital presentation, viewers can display the artwork in their homes and explore its visual characteristics outside a traditional gallery environment.
Hans Op de Beeck's "The Lounge (black and white)" Explores Monochrome Sculpture
Another featured work is "The Lounge (black and white)" by Hans Op de Beeck, which offers a contrasting artistic approach to Shatberashvili's painting.
Rather than focusing on vivid colour, the composition presents a carefully constructed monochrome sculptural interior, with attention to form, texture and lighting.
The artwork creates the impression of an interior suspended in time, drawing viewers into an imagined space through its sculptural detail.
Samsung has showcased the work on The Frame Pro, one of the television models designed to support digital art display through Samsung Art Store.
Together, the two featured artworks demonstrate the range of visual styles represented in the Art Basel Paris 2026 collection, from expressive painting to sculptural scenes.
Their inclusion also illustrates how different artistic media can be presented through a digital platform without requiring viewers to visit a physical exhibition.
The latest additions build on Samsung's existing partnership with Art Basel, an international art fair organisation that connects galleries, artists, collectors and art enthusiasts.
Samsung serves as the provider of the Official Art TV of Art Basel, with the collaboration extending selected artworks from participating galleries to consumers through Samsung Art Store.
The Art Basel Paris 2026 collection adds 19 works to the platform's existing selection, providing viewers with further opportunities to explore contemporary art through their televisions.
According to Samsung, the collection was introduced ahead of the fair at the Grand Palais in Paris, extending access to selected works beyond the physical exhibition setting.
The initiative is intended to reach audiences who may not be able to attend Art Basel Paris in person, while also allowing visitors to revisit selected works after the event.
Users can explore the new additions alongside existing artworks on Samsung Art Store and select pieces to display within their living spaces.
Unlike conventional television viewing, the platform allows compatible displays to function as digital art showcases when they are not being used to watch programmes or other entertainment content.
Elene Shatberashvili's "Poppies #4" Brings Colour to Samsung OLED
One of the featured artworks in the new collection is "Poppies #4" by Elene Shatberashvili, which highlights the artist's expressive approach to colour and observation of everyday subjects.
The painting focuses on flowers, using colour and brushwork to reinterpret a familiar natural subject.
Samsung has featured the artwork on its OLED S95H television, demonstrating how paintings can be displayed through Samsung Art Store on compatible OLED models.
The work represents the painted side of the collection, where colour, composition and brushstrokes contribute to the viewing experience.
Through digital presentation, viewers can display the artwork in their homes and explore its visual characteristics outside a traditional gallery environment.
Hans Op de Beeck's "The Lounge (black and white)" Explores Monochrome Sculpture
Another featured work is "The Lounge (black and white)" by Hans Op de Beeck, which offers a contrasting artistic approach to Shatberashvili's painting.
Rather than focusing on vivid colour, the composition presents a carefully constructed monochrome sculptural interior, with attention to form, texture and lighting.
The artwork creates the impression of an interior suspended in time, drawing viewers into an imagined space through its sculptural detail.
Samsung has showcased the work on The Frame Pro, one of the television models designed to support digital art display through Samsung Art Store.
Together, the two featured artworks demonstrate the range of visual styles represented in the Art Basel Paris 2026 collection, from expressive painting to sculptural scenes.
Their inclusion also illustrates how different artistic media can be presented through a digital platform without requiring viewers to visit a physical exhibition.
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| "The Lounge (black and white)" by Hans Op de Beeck displayed on Samsung The Frame Pro, highlighting the sculptural and monochrome styles featured in the new collection. Photo: Samsung Electronics. |
Samsung and Art Basel Highlight Opportunities for Art Discovery at Home
Daria Greene, Global Head of Content & Curation for Samsung Art Store, said the collection demonstrates how artists can interpret familiar subjects through different creative techniques.
"What interests me about the Art Basel Paris Collection is how differently artists can transform familiar subjects — through painted color or an entire sculpted world," she said.
"Bringing those approaches together on Samsung Art Store gives viewers a chance to discover the range of artistic imagination within their own homes."
The collection also forms part of Art Basel's effort to extend encounters with contemporary art beyond the duration and location of its exhibitions.
Karim Crippa, Director of Art Basel Paris, said galleries play an important role in introducing audiences to artists and their work.
"Discovery is at the heart of Art Basel, and galleries play an essential role in introducing audiences to artists and their work," he said.
"Our collaboration with Samsung Art Store extends the reach of those encounters, giving audiences around the world a way to explore a selection from participating galleries and continue engaging with art beyond the Paris fair."
For individuals attending the fair, the digital collection offers an opportunity to revisit selected artworks at home. For those elsewhere, it provides access to works from participating galleries without travelling to Paris.
Which Samsung TVs Support Samsung Art Store in 2026?
The Art Basel Paris 2026 collection is available through Samsung Art Store on compatible Samsung televisions in markets where the platform operates.
According to Samsung, supported 2026 television models include:
Consumers should check their television's exact model and regional support before subscribing, as availability can vary between countries and product configurations.
Samsung Art Store Subscription and Availability in Malaysia
The 19 new Art Basel Paris 2026 artworks became available on Samsung Art Store from 2 November 2026 in markets where the platform is supported.
Access requires a paid Samsung Art Store subscription, with subscription prices, supported television models and available artworks varying by market.
The announcement does not specify the Malaysian subscription fee or confirm that every artwork is available on every supported television model.
Samsung also notes that the selection of artworks and collections may change over time or differ between regions.
For Malaysian consumers who own compatible Samsung televisions, the collection provides an additional way to display contemporary art at home, alongside the platform's existing digital artwork selection.
Daria Greene, Global Head of Content & Curation for Samsung Art Store, said the collection demonstrates how artists can interpret familiar subjects through different creative techniques.
"What interests me about the Art Basel Paris Collection is how differently artists can transform familiar subjects — through painted color or an entire sculpted world," she said.
"Bringing those approaches together on Samsung Art Store gives viewers a chance to discover the range of artistic imagination within their own homes."
The collection also forms part of Art Basel's effort to extend encounters with contemporary art beyond the duration and location of its exhibitions.
Karim Crippa, Director of Art Basel Paris, said galleries play an important role in introducing audiences to artists and their work.
"Discovery is at the heart of Art Basel, and galleries play an essential role in introducing audiences to artists and their work," he said.
"Our collaboration with Samsung Art Store extends the reach of those encounters, giving audiences around the world a way to explore a selection from participating galleries and continue engaging with art beyond the Paris fair."
For individuals attending the fair, the digital collection offers an opportunity to revisit selected artworks at home. For those elsewhere, it provides access to works from participating galleries without travelling to Paris.
Which Samsung TVs Support Samsung Art Store in 2026?
The Art Basel Paris 2026 collection is available through Samsung Art Store on compatible Samsung televisions in markets where the platform operates.
According to Samsung, supported 2026 television models include:
- Samsung R95H.
- Samsung OLED S95H.
- Samsung QN80H.
- Samsung QN70H.
- Samsung M80H.
- Samsung The Frame.
- Samsung The Frame Pro.
- Neo QLED 8K.
- Neo QLED 4K.
- The Frame.
- The Frame Pro.
- Q8F.
- Q7F.
Consumers should check their television's exact model and regional support before subscribing, as availability can vary between countries and product configurations.
Samsung Art Store Subscription and Availability in Malaysia
The 19 new Art Basel Paris 2026 artworks became available on Samsung Art Store from 2 November 2026 in markets where the platform is supported.
Access requires a paid Samsung Art Store subscription, with subscription prices, supported television models and available artworks varying by market.
The announcement does not specify the Malaysian subscription fee or confirm that every artwork is available on every supported television model.
Samsung also notes that the selection of artworks and collections may change over time or differ between regions.
For Malaysian consumers who own compatible Samsung televisions, the collection provides an additional way to display contemporary art at home, alongside the platform's existing digital artwork selection.
