6 apps for art lovers you should know

If you're a regular on the Artelista blog you'll already know that we try to bring you both information about artists and art movements and useful tools for art lovers like you. This time we bring you 6 apps that are getting a lot of attention and that will surely go on being the must-haves when it comes to searching for artworks and artists. We're also giving you the links so you can get the apps on your Play Store or the Apple Store. Let's get to them all!

These are the 6 apps for art lovers you can't miss

1.Artsy

The Artsy app is one of the most famous, although you can only get it on the Apple Store. It holds a huge number of artworks, around 1,000,000 to be precise. You can also create your own collections and choose from plenty of extras.

2.Vota Arte

Another Apple app revolving around art is Vota Arte. It's completely free and the idea is to offer art ratings in order to find new talent. You can vote on artworks, so whether you're an art fan or an artist, you may find it very interesting.

3.Smartify

This is the star art app on Google Play Store and thanks to it you can explore artworks and get to know artists, though perhaps the most novel thing is that it uses image recognition to catalogue the artworks you see, even the ones you don't know, and to find out more about them, since you'll get a description of the artwork, its artist and the technical details.

4.Street Art Cities

Or cities with urban art, an app you can easily get on Google Play Store. And what do you actually get with this free app? You can explore every corner of a city where there's street art. It also includes several routes as well as genuine works of art all over the city. You'll love it!

5.Dailyart

One of the real veterans among the various apps for art lovers is Dailyart, which you can find on the Play Store and download on the Apple Store. With this app, the best rated by users, you'll be able to see hugely valuable artworks along with short stories about them. This app's community is made up of more than 700,000 art lovers, so we're talking about the biggest and most widespread by far. It's available in Spanish, English, Italian, Portuguese, French and Turkish.

6.Google Arts and Culture

Thanks to this mobile app you can see zoomed-in views, virtual reality with the Google Cardboard viewer, take virtual guided tours and much more. This app is available on the Apple Store and you can download it on Google Play Store.