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Samsung Art Store Launches Exclusive Collection from the Art Institute of Chicago
Explore the largest collection launch to date from the Samsung Art Store with 49 iconic artworks on The Frame, Frame Pro and QLED TVs
5/12/2025
Image: Edward Hopper. Nighthawks (detail), 1942. Friends of American Art Collection.
Samsung Electronics is expanding the reach of world-class art by welcoming the Art Institute of Chicago to its catalog of exclusive collections on the Samsung Art Store.
The Art Institute of Chicago is the largest Samsung Art Store collection to launch yet, with an impressive total of 49 artworks, including iconic pieces by Claude Monet, Georges Seurat, Georgia O’Keeffe, Edward Hopper and more. This collection also marks the first major art partnership to launch following the Samsung Art Store’s expansion to QLED TVs, bringing a vibrant quantum level premium visual experience to audiences.
Founded in 1879, the Art Institute of Chicago is one of the world’s great art museums, with more than a million visitors each year experiencing the renowned collection. Now, through an exclusive partnership with the Samsung Art Store you can enjoy some of its extraordinary highlights from the comfort of your home. From celebrated Impressionist paintings to defining works of American and Modern art, each piece is meticulously rendered to bring the museum’s cultural richness directly into the home.
Highlights from the collection include Georges Seurat’s “A Sunday on La Grande Jatte” and Marc Chagall’s “America Windows” — both widely recognizable from the classic film, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off — alongside Edward Hopper’s “Nighthawks,” Vincent van Gogh’s “Fishing in Spring, the Pont de Clichy,” Grant Wood’s “American Gothic,” and Claude Monet’s “Cliff Walk at Pourville.”
Image: Georges Seurat. A Sunday on La Grande Jatte — 1884 (detail), 1884/86. Helen Birch Bartlett Memorial Collection.
This collaboration also marks a major milestone for the Samsung Art Store, introducing first-ever pieces by Frank Lloyd Wright, along with works by Jules Breton, Vasily Kandinsky, and George Wesley Bellows. These additions arrive on the heels of the recent debut of Frida Kahlo’s artworks in The MoMA collection and reflect Samsung’s ongoing commitment to expanding access to more artists.
“At the Art Institute of Chicago, we are deeply intentional about how our collection is experienced by visitors and art enthusiasts from around the world,” said Michael Neault, associate vice president and executive creative director at the Art Institute of Chicago. “Samsung shares our dedication to both excellence and accessibility and this collaboration allows us to lean into today’s innovation and extend the reach of some of the world’s most significant art.”
The Samsung Art Store continues to meet the moment in this growing market, making exclusive partnerships for modern and contemporary artworks the focus of its acquisition strategy. Paired with The Frame’s award-winning display—designed to reduce glare and mimic canvas texture—and the recent expansion to 2025 Samsung Neo QLED 8K, 4K and QLED models, Samsung is providing an unparalleled digital art experience.
“The collaboration with the Art Institute of Chicago exemplifies our commitment to expanding access to and discovery of fine art to a global audience at scale,” said Maya Harris, Vice President of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships at Samsung. “The Art Institute of Chicago joins the seminal Art Basel and The Museum of Modern Art as exclusive collections only available on the Samsung Art Store. We are not only building a vast and unmatched library of incredible world-class art but also amplifying the world’s most important institutions and making them widely accessible through a medium we are proud to have pioneered.”
