National Gallery of Art DC 4+

The map is great, but there are only a handful of audio files for the paintings. A missed an opportunity. How great it would be to be able to hear about each painting, like a personal tour.

Update: I updated the app from 3.55 to 3.61 on my iPad and (accidentally) my iPhone, both running their 16.6 OSes. And while I can get past the startup screens to the maps on both, there's little point in doing so. Select "East Building: Ground Level" from the menu or by clicking its map. You get "West Building: Ground Floor". And that's not the only floor that doesn't produce what it should.

On a 9.7" iPad Pro, when you start the app, the three intro-screen selection dots overlap the "Skp" (first two screens) and "Start Exploring" (third screen) buttons. The upshot is that there is no active area for the "Start Exploring" button, and you cannot use the app on smaller-screen iPads (generalizing). Another reviewer notes the same prolen on his unspecified iPad. It appears that the Gallery developers should beta-test on a wider variety of devices before shipping.

Like possibility to listen or read as part of tour of selected artworks - it helped to provide the context and insight to better appreciate the work - but why not include all works? Also liked that other artists who are in the collection and were somehow linked to a piece were called out - but then it was hard to find them without guidance. Having used this app on several visits I kind of expected the same standard for other art museums. What a mistake- this is the bar! Well done NGA but keep improving it!