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The Art Newspaper has launched its new app for the 2015 Venice Biennale.
Install it now and get venues and events data right in your pocket!
Tracking the 188 shows and events taking place during the Biennale is a challenge even for people who know Venice well, so for the first time, we have pulled together a list of exhibitions, artists, historic sites and museums and even places to eat into a single iOS app. Every event and location is geo-tagged so that you can find it easily.
Make your own calendar
Select the events you want to go to and add them to your calendar. The GPS-enabled app will show you where you are and will centralise your list of events for the day. The app will also show other nearby places worth visiting.
Exclusive information on the market histories of the 451 exhibiting artists
Unlock this extra content for a small fee and see the market history and prices for all the artists in the national pavilions and in the main exhibition.
Don’t miss our on-the-ground updates
Our team of writers is covering all the events and exhibitions that matter during the opening week, so you will know what not to miss in the 2015 edition of the Venice Biennale.
Download the app here.
For inquiries:
help [at] theartnewspaper.com
Office UK: T +44 (0) 203 416 9000
Office US: T +1 212 965 5367
The Art Newspaper and its network
Founded in 1990, The Art Newspaper is an online and paper publication based in London and New York. It provides an unrivalled news service about the art world, fed by its network of sister editions, which together have around 50 correspondents working in over 30 countries, with editorial offices in London, Turin, New York, Paris, Moscow, Beijing and Athens.
The Art Newspaper breaks news across all sectors of the visual arts, from museums and heritage, creation, publishing, conservation and the art market. It also covers developments in law, tax and the political and economic spheres of cultural policy. The Art Newspaper is an investigative paper that looks behind the smooth and bright face of the art world. Because of its expertise and unbiased commentary, it is widely regarded as the journal of record for the sector and its readership is as global as its editorial coverage.
Its reviewers and commentators are major players in the art scene, including, among others: Nicholas Serota, director of Tate; RoseLee Goldberg, founder-director of Performa; Jean-Hubert Martin, former director of the Pompidou Centre; the archaeologist, Colin Renfrew; Venice Biennale curator Robert Storr, and artist Grayson Perry.
The Art Newspaper network consists of:
Il Giornale dell’Arte, Turin, founded 1983
The Art Newspaper, London and New York, founded 1990
Ta Nea Tis Technis, Athens, founded 1992
Le Journal des Arts, Paris, founded 1994
The Art Newspaper Russia, Moscow, founded 2012
The Art Newspaper China, Beijing and Hong Kong, founded 2013
