GalleryPlayer Brings MoMA’s Collection Into The World Of High-Def With Vibrant Color And Exceptional Detail

Experience masterworks of modern and contemporary art through the technology of today as MoMA launches later this year on Blu-ray disc, SD cards, cable, online and more

June 25, 2007

GalleryPlayer is providing a first-time platform for The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) to bring selected works from such master painters as Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, Henri Matisse and Salvador Dali to the world of high-definition (HD). For the very first time this fall, selected works from MoMA's collection will be available on Blu-ray disc, opening up a whole new realm of enjoyment for art enthusiasts. GalleryPlayer will also distribute images from MoMA's collection to consumers through its website (www.galleryplayer.com); on cable via Comcast HD On Demand; in select hotels; on standard definition DVDs; on secure digital (SD) cards in partnership with Panasonic for playback on their entire line of 2007 Plasma and HDTVs; and through new digital media playback devices from other leading market partners. Selected images from MoMA's collection are currently available on the GalleryPlayer website, with single images for $3.99 and the entire collection for $29.99. Pricing for additional platforms such as Blu-ray disc and standard definition DVD will be available this fall. Comcast HD On Demand is a free service for digital subscribers. GalleryPlayer has one of the largest libraries of rights-protected high definition imagery in the world and strives to bring the highest quality fine art and photography to today's consumers by turning any screen into a stunning showcase. Each of GalleryPlayer's HD images are imbedded with over 2 million pixels, to bring consumers the most extreme HD experience, next to the real thing. The Company continuously breaks ground for institutions, publishers, artists and photographers looking to increase visibility through the growing demand for fresh HD content.

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