Samsung has announced that it is celebrating the 2026 version of Star Wars Day by bringing 8 new Star Wars artworks to the Samsung Art Store for its Art TVs.

This “May the 4th” celebration is a collaboration between Samsung and Disney, which helped to curate some of the most iconic characters and scenes from the movie series. It also expands Disney’s existing collection of artworks on the Art Store.

Here’s how Samsung described the 8 new Star Wars artworks entering the Art TVs:

“It highlights memorable moments from across the Star Wars saga on Samsung Art TVs, from Jedi Master Yoda igniting his lightsaber to confront Darth Sidious, to C-3PO and R2-D2 traveling to the palace of Jabba the Hutt. With these additions, the Samsung Art Store now features 28 Star Wars artworks, offering a broader selection of scenes and characters to explore.”

These artworks are available to download from the Art Store starting today.

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Samsung teamed up with the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, bringing a curated slice of its collection to Samsung Art Store.

We are talking about one of Europe’s most influential modern art institutions, deeply tied to movements like De Stijl and known for shaping how design looks today.

Henri Matisse’s “The Parakeet and the Mermaid” is a headline piece, joined by works from Kazimir Malevich, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Cezanne, Claude Monet, and Jan Toorop.

Samsung is clearly leaning into a shift it has been hinting at for a while. TVs are no longer just screens, but part of the room and Art is becoming the default idle state.

The company’s Art TVs, including Neo QLED models and now OLED panels joining the lineup in 2026, are being positioned as canvases rather than spec sheets.

Marta Di Gioia, who curates the European Art Store catalog, frames it as living with art, not just viewing it. It sounds like marketing, but there is truth in it when the catalog keeps expanding at this pace.

With the Stedelijk now onboard, Samsung Art Store is starting to look less like a feature and more like a platform, and for TV owners, that changes the value proposition entirely.

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