The Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) has launched a digital guide on Bloomberg Connects, the free arts and culture app developed by Bloomberg Philanthropies.The guide brings together information on more than 200 member galleries across the United States, including exhibition listings, public programs, and archival material. Users can browse an interactive map, find weekly openings, and access interviews and historical content tied to the association.Bloomberg Connects already hosts guides from more than 1,100 cultural organizations worldwide, including major institutions such as the Whitney Museum of American Art, Storm King Art Center, and the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles. By joining the platform, the ADAA becomes one of the first national gallery associations to consolidate its programming on the app.Kinsey Robb, executive director of the ADAA, said in a press release the move reflects a push to make galleries more accessible: “Galleries are free to visit and offer a remarkable range of public programs year-round — from exhibition openings and artist talks to performances and special events. This partnership shines a light on that accessibility, connecting audiences to more than 200 leading galleries in one digital hub.”The ADAA’s new guide can be accessed through the Bloomberg Connects website or mobile app.