Discover and plan visits to art exhibitions in New York City. Create custom gallery walks, save your favorite pieces with notes and photos, and organize your art experiences.
1.5.0
September 15, 2026
Every show now has a discussion board. Post what you made of it — with photos and mood tags — and like or comment on what other members saw. A new For You rail learns from your saves, check-ins, follows, and reviews to surface shows worth crossing town for. Opening receptions get proper pages: full details, venue hours and links, and one-tap Add to Calendar for Apple, Google, or Outlook. Search now understands styles, mediums, and cultural affiliations — try "ceramics" or "East Asian" — and every tag opens its own page of shows, venues, and artists. Curated lists are redesigned as numbered itineraries with notes from our editors, and you can now share your profile directly from the app. Plus smarter timestamps across the feed, post reporting, and many small refinements.
MorePraxima covers current gallery exhibitions across Chelsea, the Lower East Side, Tribeca, SoHo, and other areas in New York City.
Yes, Praxima allows you to build gallery walks by planning a route between shows, seeing estimated travel times, and reordering your itinerary.
Your notes and photos are stored on your device and synced to your account when you sign in, ensuring your art records are always accessible.
Based on the provided data, Praxima is currently supported on iPhone and iPad devices.
The latest version of Praxima is 1.1.0, and it was last updated on July 14, 2026, indicating active development.
Praxima has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
No, Praxima does not contain advertisements.
Signing in with Apple, Google, or email allows your notes, photos, and annotations to be synced to your account, ensuring data backup and cross-device access.
