ArtRabbit

As someone who visits exhibitions regularly, ArtRabbit has become the first app I open when planning a day of art. What sets it apart is its scope. Most exhibition listing apps focus primarily on commercial galleries, but ArtRabbit brings together galleries, museums, artist-run spaces, biennials, art fairs, festivals, talks, and special events in one place. It’s easily the most comprehensive exhibition discovery platform I’ve found anywhere in the world. The curated city guides and self-guided tours are especially useful when traveling. Instead of spending hours piecing together recommendations from different websites, I can open the app and find thoughtfully curated routes, neighborhood guides, and cultural itineraries created by artists, curators, and editors. The interactive maps, opening hours, saved exhibitions, and festival guides make it incredibly easy to plan a day around art, whether I’m in New York, London, Berlin, Los Angeles, or somewhere new. If you’re interested in contemporary art, from major museum exhibitions to hidden gems you might otherwise miss, ArtRabbit is one of the most useful cultural apps available.

ArtRabbit is my go-to resource whenever I’m in the city and looking for exhibitions nearby. It’s well-organized, easy to use, and a fun way to discover new artists and art spaces.

Images are great but the app would be far more useful if gallery locations were stated or made more visible. Linking to google maps isn’t enough.