Samsung & MoMA Launch 'Fall Under the Spell' Art Collection for Halloween
Samsung Art Store, in collaboration with the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), is set to launch a new collection called 'MoMA: Fall Under the Spell' on October 6th. This collection offers a unique alternative to traditional Halloween costumes, allowing consumers to display museum-quality art on Samsung's The Frame TVs and QLEDs.
The collection will feature over 20 works from renowned artists such as Leonora Carrington, Diego Rivera, James Ensor, and Edvard Munch. These artworks provide a sophisticated and intriguing alternative to the usual Halloween costumes. The partnership between Samsung Art Store and MoMA ensures that these pieces are of the highest quality and offer a cultural experience for consumers.
The collection, titled 'MoMA: Fall Under the Spell', is a testament to the collaboration between technology and art. It allows art enthusiasts to enjoy these masterpieces in the comfort of their own homes, transforming their Samsung TVs into virtual art galleries.
From October 6th, Samsung Art Store users can explore and enjoy the 'MoMA: Fall Under the Spell' collection. This collaboration brings together the worlds of art and technology, offering consumers a unique and culturally enriching experience for their Halloween costumes.
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