LG Electronics has partnered with Artlume, a digital art and AI platform, to provide a unique way for users to experience art through LG smart TVs. This collaboration transforms LG’s webOS-enabled televisions into virtual art galleries, making a broad collection of artworks accessible from the comfort of home.
Expanding Art Accessibility
Available on LG smart TVs running webOS 6.0 (models from 2020 and later), the Artlume platform offers over 15,000 pieces of art, including classic masterpieces, contemporary photography, and AI-generated works. Highlights include contributions from globally recognized institutions such as the Ashmolean Museum.
Art enthusiasts can create customized playlists of their favorite works using Artlume’s mobile app. This feature enables users to curate an art experience tailored to their preferences, adding a personalized ambiance to any space.
AI-Driven Creativity
Artlume integrates advanced AI art generation tools, allowing users to create unique pieces by simply entering word prompts. These custom artworks can then be displayed directly on LG smart TVs, enhancing the creative experience and bringing a personal touch to home decor.
Artlume’s founder and CEO, Patrick Ashworth, emphasized the shared vision behind this collaboration: “LG is an ideal partner for bringing art to life at scale. Together, we aim to inspire, educate, and enhance well-being through art, making cultural treasures more accessible to a global audience.”
Chris Jo, Senior Vice President at LG Media Entertainment Solution Company, highlighted LG’s focus on innovation: “Our partnership with Artlume aligns with our mission to redefine home entertainment. This initiative enriches living spaces by blending technology and creativity seamlessly.” LG continues to expand its collaborations with leading partners in the arts, ensuring diverse artistic expressions are available to users.
