LG recently celebrated 12 years of its OLED TV technology by hosting a special art exhibit called “Fragments” by Filipino artist Isaiah Cacnio. His exhibit, “Fragments,” uses LG OLED TVs to display digital art in a new and exciting way. LG’s “Fragments” exhibit is a celebration of both technology and Filipino creativity, showing how art can be experienced in new ways thanks to modern screens. Read more in our articles including "LG Celebrates 12 Years of OLED with “Fragments” Exhibit at the National Museum" and "The biggest changes are coming to Android Auto".
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May 15, 2026LG recently celebrated 12 years of its OLED TV technology by hosting a special art exhibit called “Fragments” by Filipino artist Isaiah Cacnio. His exhibit, “Fragments,” uses LG OLED TVs to display digital art in a new and exciting way.
LG’s “Fragments” exhibit is a celebration of both technology and Filipino creativity, showing how art can be experienced in new ways thanks to modern screens.
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