LG has unveiled its new Gallery TV, a premium television designed to blur the line between technology and art. The TV will be showcased alongside LG’s full Art TV lineup at CES 2026, positioning it as a centerpiece for design-focused living spaces.
What Makes the Gallery TV Different
Unlike traditional TVs, LG’s Gallery TV is built specifically for spatial curation, turning the screen into a high-end digital art frame rather than just a display for movies and shows.
Key highlights include:
- Acts as a high-tech frame for digital art
- Designed to blend seamlessly into home interiors
- Focus on visual aesthetics even when the TV is idle
Massive Digital Art Library
LG is launching the Gallery TV with access to a rich and expanding content collection:
- Over 4,500 curated digital artworks
- Includes:
- Fine art masterpieces
- Cinematic scenes
- Game-inspired visuals
- Animations
- Library is refreshed monthly with new additions
Gallery Mode Experience
To ensure authenticity, LG has developed a dedicated Gallery Mode:
- Designed to mimic real-world gallery viewing conditions
- Created in collaboration with museum curators
- Accurately replicates textures, lighting, and depth of original artworks
Smart & Creative Features
The Gallery TV also brings personalization and AI-powered creativity:
- Users can generate custom artwork using AI
- Supports Google Photos for displaying personal photo collections
- Ideal for showcasing family photos or personal art
Display, Audio & Hardware
Under the hood, the TV packs premium hardware:
- Powered by MiniLED display technology
- Runs on the Alpha 7 AI processor
- Audio powered by AI Sound Pro (Virtual 9.1.2 channel) for immersive sound
Sizes & Customization
- Available in 55-inch and 65-inch sizes
- Features customizable magnetic frames
- Frames can be swapped to match different home decor styles
Why It Matters
LG’s Gallery TV targets users who want their TV to double as a design statement. By combining premium display tech with a massive curated art library, LG is clearly positioning this as a lifestyle product rather than just another smart TV.
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