Samsung Art Store Adds New Star Wars Artworks for May the 4th

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Samsung is marking Star Wars Day with a fresh batch of themed content for its TVs. It’s teamed up with Disney to bring new Star Wars artwork to the Samsung Art Store, adding more pop culture stuff alongside the usual museum pieces and gallery collections.

Samsung Art Store gets eight new Star Wars saga artworks

The update brings in eight new artworks inspired by the Star Wars saga, taking the total on the platform to 28. You’ll see scenes like Yoda facing off against Darth Sidious, plus C-3PO and R2-D2 heading to Jabba the Hutt’s palace. It leans into recognizable movie moments instead of abstract takes.

This builds on Samsung’s broader tie-up with Disney, which already brings in content from Pixar, Marvel, and National Geographic. The Samsung Art Store now has more than 50 pieces tied to major entertainment franchises, a pretty clear move beyond traditional fine art into more mainstream, fan-driven content that’s likely to pull in a wider crowd.

At the same time, Samsung’s still keeping its core art catalog intact, with thousands of works from museums, galleries, and independent artists. One focused on classic and modern art, the other leaning into pop culture, both through the same subscription. Pretty much like that.

You can view the artworks on supported Samsung TVs, including The Frame, The Frame Pro, Neo QLED models, and S95H OLED TVs. These displays use matte finishes and color calibration to better match the look of printed art.

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Abhinav Anand

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