Fun fact: We’re excited to share that, despite the “low-traffic season” in contemporary art, we’re currently experiencing the highest level of interest ever in offseen placements across the Americas. Our map is designed as a globally reaching experience, but Europe has been the most “pin-populated” region since the very beginning.Now, things are getting even more interesting! We’re excited to welcome new pins from Brazil, Mexico, Michigan, and Los Angeles, USA. The exhibitions on the offseen map were submitted via our

Our newest update is now live on Android, with the iPhone release arriving later this week. 🚀 What’s inside? Editor’s Pick — every month, five exhibitions chosen by invited art professionals will be featured in the app with a dedicated label and a direct link to the review. Richer exhibition information — exhibition cards now include opening days, visiting hours, and inauguration dates and times, making it easier to plan your visit. A fresh new look — an elegant typeface

We’re excited to welcome Rachel Cecília de Oliveira as our art reviewer for the next three months. A Professor of Theory, Criticism, and History of Art at EBA-UFMG in Brazil, she’ll be curating a selection of the top five offseen exhibitions.  Stay tuned for her picks 👀 Cover images: “Transylvanian Painting Today” exhibition views, Adrian Ghenie “The Toy,” ph Matěj Doležel, courtesy the artist and the gallery (left); “The Shape of Life” exhibition views, ph Szymon Sokołowski, courtesy the artist

We’re finally live with a long-awaited collab: offseen × Nook Collective Art screens across Athens and Budapest by Nook Collective are now live on the offseen map—while our locations are showing up on their screens: a two-way exchange between digital and physical spaces.  There are the spots where you can see the current offseen exhibitions offline: 1. Biorewild, Anapafseos 7, Athens 116 36 2. Caprus, Spetson 49, Athens 113 62 3. OHET, Kountouriotou 4, Athens 111 46 4. HOUS, Eniou