Samsung Art Store Introduces First Cinematic Collection for Samsung TVs

Samsung Art Store has launched its first cinematic collection, bringing memorable scenes from films produced by acclaimed entertainment company A24 to supported Samsung Art TVs worldwide.

The collection features 38 film stills from notable A24 productions, giving subscribers a new way to experience iconic movie moments as digital artwork at home.

A24 is known for films including Everything Everywhere All at Once, Moonlight, Past Lives, Midsommar and I Saw the TV Glow.

Samsung says the collaboration expands the role of its Art Store beyond traditional artwork, allowing cinematic storytelling to become part of the home viewing experience.

Samsung’s Art TVs are designed to function as digital canvases, with models such as The Frame and The Frame Pro designed to blend into home interiors like traditional picture frames. The lineup is available in multiple sizes and offers customizable bezel options.

In 2026, Samsung also expanded Art Store support to additional TV ranges, including Micro RGB and Neo QLED models, while selected OLED televisions such as the flagship S95H now support the service for the first time.

Samsung Art Store currently offers subscribers access to more than 5,000 artworks from over 800 artists, with content from institutions including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, MoMA and Musée d’Orsay. The service is available across more than 117 countries, although subscription pricing, supported models and available content vary by region.