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Artscope Magazine

Artscope Magazine

by Boston Publishing House LLC

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  • Released
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  • July 3, 2013
  • April 10, 2025

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This app provides previews and reviews of art exhibitions, galleries, and artists in the New England region. It aims to make art accessible and encourages community participation through interactive content and on-the-go formats.

✓Previews and reviews of regional art exhibitions
✓Profiles of artists, galleries, and arts organizations
✓Interactive images and special elements
✓Dynamic, on-the-go tablet-optimized format
✓Instant delivery of new issues
✓Free 30-day trial with subscription
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What's New in Artscope Magazine

6.0

April 10, 2025

Improved issue downloading and subscription updates

Subscription plans

Subscription

6 bi-monthly issues!

$15.991 Year
1 Month trial
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User reviews

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Love the app!

I love the tablet edition!
Global Art LoverGlobal Art Lover

Jan/Feb 2023

The content and design of this magazine are excellent. It’s fun to read it!
Mtfox123Mtfox123

Great magazine, issue downloading fixed!

They fixed the bug where issues weren’t downloading in the latest version of the app. Great magazine with plenty of arts content!
crimsondealcrimsondeal

On the go!

Love the Artscope app! I can’t always get a paper copy, but now I can read the digital one anytime.
Trash2ArtTrash2Art

A cool compass

Like the physical magazine this app is essential for all those who want to navigate the art world. I appreciate the wealth of content and ease of access offered. Artscope app has become one of the most utilized on my phone.
SalocintheSalocinthe
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FAQ

What is Artscope Magazine?

Artscope Magazine is New England's premier culture magazine, offering previews and reviews of regional gallery and museum exhibitions, along with profiles of artists and arts organizations. It is available in print, digital, and mobile formats.

How much does an Artscope Magazine subscription cost?

An annual 12-month subscription to Artscope Magazine, which includes 6 issues, costs $15.99. A single issue can be purchased for $2.99.

Does Artscope Magazine offer a free trial?

Yes, Artscope Magazine offers a free 30-day trial with your subscription. This allows you to explore the content before committing to a full subscription.

What devices is Artscope Magazine available on?

Artscope Magazine is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. The content is designed to be dynamic and on-the-go, especially for tablet users.

How often are new issues of Artscope Magazine released?

New issues of Artscope Magazine are released as they become available on the Newsstand and in circulation. Subscribers receive new issues instantly upon release.

What is the age rating for Artscope Magazine?

Artscope Magazine has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a broad audience, including younger readers interested in the arts.

Where can I find Artscope Magazine's terms of use and privacy policy?

Artscope Magazine's privacy policy and terms of use are available at http://artscope.wpengine.com/terms-of-use/. This provides detailed information on data handling and user agreements.

What kind of content does Artscope Magazine focus on?

Artscope Magazine focuses on informing and entertaining readers with high-quality content about artists, galleries, and museums, primarily in the New England region. It aims to increase the visibility of artists and expand the New England arts community.