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Monday, March 12, 2012

There’s an App for That!

One of the defining statements of our generation has finally come to the Brooks Museum! With a free download for the iPhone, iPad, and Android presented by ArtsMemphis, the world of the Brooks is now easily available at the push of a button. Museum information including hours, admission prices, directions and a floor plan of the galleries are available around the clock. You can peruse calendars of exhibitions and events and can directly purchase tickets for upcoming programs and film screenings.

Daily menu updates for the ambrosiac food offered at the Brushmark are available, as well as an easy access section for becoming a Brooks member or donating to the museum. When you visit the building, the app offers multimedia tours of special exhibitions and will soon offer audio tours of the permanent collection in English and Spanish.

As a family friendly bonus, (or simply a creative distraction for the more artsy adult), there is an interactive section with an artwork puzzle game, free-hand drawing and masterpiece coloring that is sure to entice your digital art cravings. You can share your art accomplishments via e-mail or Facebook directly from the app. Don’t miss out on this easy and incredible (and FREE) way to stay involved with the Brooks Museum!

Download the your iphone or ipad app

Download your Android app.

This blog is written by Amy Bower, Marketing Intern for the Brooks.

Posted by Denise Parnell at 8:37 AM
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