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LG will showcase the Gallery TV as part of its Art TV lineup at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, emphasizing its role as both an art display and a conventional entertainment device that adapts to user spaces.

LG collaborated with museum curators to create ‘Gallery Mode,’ which adjusts color and brightness to reproduce artwork textures and reduces glare for varied lighting conditions.

Available in 55-inch and 65-inch sizes, the display features a slim, flush-mount design with customizable magnetic frames and local storage for personal images.

CES 2026 runs in Las Vegas from January 6 to January 9.

The Gallery TV includes the Gallery Plus app with access to over 4,500 artworks, generative AI options, and the ability for users to add their own art.

A default frame is included with an optional wood-colored frame available, mirroring framing approaches used by competitors.

Built-in music tracks and Bluetooth streaming options allow users to create ambient backgrounds that complement the artwork and viewing experience.

Designed for interior-conscious consumers, Gallery TV aims to recreate the texture of original artworks through specialized mode, reduced glare, and adaptive picture quality.

Gallery Mode uses an onboard light sensor to optimize color and brightness to reproduce the visual texture of original masterpieces, aligning with LG’s Art TV range.

The Gallery TV is a mini-LED display designed for art-like viewing, likely featuring a matte coating to reduce glare and reflections, distinguishing it from LG’s G Series OLED TVs.