What's on the app
The apps support English, Spanish, Italian, German, Chinese and Russian languages and contain four sections: Feed, Collections, Information and Exhibitions. The app may contain:
Artwork recognition
Just aim your smartphone at the artwork of interest and the app will do the rest for you.
IdentifArt technology uses neural networks to search the artwork in the Arthive database. The search only takes a split second and you don't have to enter the title of the artwork or look it up in the catalogue
Audioguide
Audioguides in several languages can be available upon downloading audiofiles from the artwork page, and the users can listen to them right in the app.
Collezione
Artworks, grouped into thematic collections. Each collection on a separate screen.
News feed and updates
The screen looks like a standard social media news feed: with all events displayed, from new artworks to exhibition announcements. It is easy to scroll, and data format is familiar to any user.
Opere
You can view all artworks, sort and filter them by a number of parameters. Each artwork is presented on a separate screen with a detailed description.
Pittori
The screen lists all artists, presented in the gallery. Each artist has a separate screen with biography, artworks and technique description.
Information, map and geolocation
Location of a gallery, museum or exhibition can be viewed on the map relative to the current user location. The profile contains detailed information on hours of operation, delivery and all contacts.
Exhibitions section
Complete list of current, upcoming and past exhibitions, a map of exhibition centers, sorting by user geolocation, and period filter. At the exhibition screen you can find details such as date and location of the event, list of artists and comments block, where you can write a review using the app.
