I must have been one of the very first people to come across and fall in love with this app. It is such a wonderful resource to plan out exhibition visits, and even when not traveling, it gives a pretty cool image and text based overview of what’s going. The quality of the content is great. The support is the fastest and friendliest. All I wish for this app is to grow and grow. To encompass more cities and more galleries, museums, institutions. In its current iteration, I am still married to it.

Hands down the best app for seeing all of the shows in cities like NYC at a glance. While I appreciate a minimal design that keeps the objective of browsing art shows at the top of mind, the app is in serious need of an update. A robust search function would be mightily useful. I like that the app mainly categorizes of shows by borough, but would appreciate more having more filters to categorize by say artist, or by primary medium featured in the show (maybe through some sort of tagging system). And feature that allows you to organize shows into saved “lists” would also give me more agency to choose my own adventure as a user. The app can also be pretty laggy at times.

I absolutely LOVE this app! It’s really the most comprehensive way to get an overview of what’s happening in the galleries around the city.One suggestion for the developers: a really great feature to add would be to the “add to / remove from my map” a function to tick “I have seen this”. That way you can keep track of what you’ve seen and what you still need to check out. Thanks for all the great work :)

It is long past time for you to break the neighborhood listings out of the generic “Downtown” category, which currently is the dumping ground for hundreds of galleries spread across the Lower East Side, Soho, Chinatown and Tribeca, each of which deserves its own heading. Furthermore, the galleries are listed alphabetically instead of by area or street or a more navigable & intuitive way. This all makes the app pretty useless for planning gallery visits except for the “Opening Today” feature, since most gallery neighborhoods tend to cluster their openings.