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Samsung is bringing artwork from the Met museum to its Frame TVs

An image of artwork from the Met museum on Samsung’s Frame TV.
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Samsung is expanding the art selection available on its Frame TVs with the help of a renowned museum. Today, the company and New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art announced a partnership that will bring 38 pieces from the Met to Samsung’s Art Store. The new artwork is available through a subscription costing either $4.99 per month or $49.90 annually.

In addition to the Met’s artwork, that subscription provides access to “over 2,300 pieces of digital art from more than 800 artists in partnership with world-renowned museums, galleries, and leading art ecommerce platforms.”

In the case of the Met, here’s what you can expect, according to a joint press release from both companies:

Samsung Art Store users can display beloved works of…

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