LG Electronics Philippines recently announced its partnership with the National Museum of the Philippines, demonstrating the company’s commitment to supporting cultural heritage and promoting the arts. The announcement was made during a special event held at the National Museum of Fine Arts.
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Mr. Nakhyun Seong, Managing Director of LG Philippines, expressed LG’s pride in being part of celebrations aligned with the Philippines’ rich cultural heritage.
“At LG, supporting the arts and culture is an integral part of what we do,” said Mr. Seong. “We are honored to collaborate with the National Museum of Fine Arts for the 140th anniversary of the masterpiece ‘Spoliarium’ by Juan Luna. Through our donation this National Heritage Month, we hope that more people will be able to enjoy the enhanced interactive experience and offer visitors a deeper understanding and appreciation of Luna’s significant work and its historical context.“
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To celebrate the partnership, LG donated 6 units of the World’s Best OLED TVs to the National Museum of the Philippines. Through its donation during National Heritage Month, LG aims to enhance the interactive experience for visitors and offer a deeper understanding and appreciation of Luna’s significant work and its historical context.
The partnership involves the installation of LG OLED AI TVs to illuminate the artistic legacy of the National Museum of Fine Arts. As Mr. Seong stated, “The partnership between LG and the museum signifies a synergy between cutting-edge technology and timeless artistry.”
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Director-General Jeremy Barns of the National Museum acknowledged the importance of modernizing cultural institutions for today’s generation.
“It’s a challenge for the National Museum today to make museums accessible to the modern generation. The addition of LG OLED AI TVs will greatly enhance our ability to engage visitors and provide them with enriching experiences.”
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LG’s latest advancements in home entertainment were also showcased, with Mr. Yongwoo Park, LG Product Director for Home Entertainment, highlighting the company’s vision of “Sync to You, Open to All” and its commitment to breaking new grounds in entertainment.
The event featured demonstrations of LG’s OLED AI TV 2024 lineup, QNED TVs, and Soundbars, with experts detailing the role of AI technology in enhancing the viewing experience.
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LG enthusiasts and avid users, including TV host Gretchen Ho, TV personality Drew Arellano, gamer Bianca Yao, and sportscaster Mikee Reyes, shared their experiences with LG OLED AI TVs, praising the exceptional picture quality, immersive audio, and advanced gaming capabilities.
LG OLED AI products are available via the brand’s official website, Lazada, and Shopee. You may follow LG on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.
Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.