SEOUL, Aug. 28 (Korea Bizwire) — KT Skylife has unveiled its Polestar Art service starting today, transforming home TVs into dynamic picture frames displaying an array of artwork.
Central to this offering is the Pole Art service, a cornerstone of KT Skylife’s TV Gallery Stand product line. Developed in collaboration with Seoul’s Polestar Art Gallery, users can enjoy artworks from the gallery and contemporary artists in the comfort of their homes.
Polestar Art, a prominent Korean cultural and artistic content company, has partnered with LG Electronics in the past to introduce a captivating K-FineArt theme within LG’s OLED Gallery app. This enhancement enables users to freely explore an array of artworks by Korean artists using their OLED TVs.
The service offers access to a curated selection of over 6,000 domestic and international contemporary artworks with monthly updates.
Subscribers pay KRW 4,950 per month (KRW 4,250 per month with a one-year contract), with the option to add it to Sky Point products.
A new trend is emerging – a service that lets you enjoy different artworks from the comfort of your home on your TV. This month, Samsung Electronics joined in by featuring the creations of Spanish surrealist expert Salvador Dalí on its lifestyle TV called ‘The Frame’. In collaboration with the Salvador Dalí Foundation, Samsung Electronics introduced 12 of Dalí’s top artworks, including famous pieces like “The Persistence of Memory” and “The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory,” all available on the Samsung Art Store. (Image courtesy of Samsung Elecs)
Enthusiasts can relish artworks on their home TV screens, bringing the ambiance of an art exhibition to their living spaces. The service includes innovative curation based on keywords, colors, and artist notes.
Polestar Art, a prominent Korean cultural and artistic content company, has partnered with LG Electronics to introduce a captivating K-FineArt theme within LG’s OLED Gallery app. This enhancement enables users to freely explore an array of artworks by Korean artists using their OLED TVs.
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