Daria Green Revolutionizes Art Accessibility Through Digital Platforms

Daria Green, formerly the Head of Content & Curation at Samsung, grew up in New York City's Lower East Side with a profound passion for art. She recalls that art was an omnipresent part of her childhood, influenced by her peers and their artist parents, which she describes as ingrained in her New York identity. Her admiration for street art was sparked by seeing Keith Haring’s renowned "Crack is Wack" mural in East Harlem, inspiring her to pursue a career in art. She emphasizes the mural's community-oriented message and Haring's positive influence. Green earned a degree in art history in London, then returned to Brooklyn, where she organized art fairs, supported emerging artists, and connected them with major brands. Her mission has always been to promote artists outside traditional gallery settings. Currently, Green curates The Art Store on Samsung Frame TV, the world's largest TV art subscription service. The platform provides access to works ranging from classic masters like Vincent Van Gogh to contemporary artists like Jean-Michel Basquiat, aiming to revolutionize how viewers engage with art via their screens. Her initiative seeks to democratize art access, breaking down in...