In just about every living room, there is a television that sits unused for hours every day. Fledgling app Artkick aims to transform that vacant black rectangle into a canvas for artistic exploration.
“Artkick asks the simple question: When you’re not watching TV, why [not] fill it with beautiful art?” says company founder Sheldon Laube, a serial entrepreneur with four previous start-ups under his belt. “We want to bring art into millions of homes.”
To that end, the app lets users display renowned paintings, modern photography, and even their latest vacation pictures on their televisions. Artkick has collab
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