Museums are filled with photographs of everything from street scenes to portraits, but photographer Diana Curran takes her photos inside museums, capturing the interaction between visitor and art. Shooting quickly and spontaneously, Diana highlights the moments and expressions when art connects with the visitor. Her subjects are never overwhelmed by the sprawling galleries and soaring architecture of the museums; rather, their humanity renders the spaces more human and intimate.

This app includes gorgeous black-and-white photographs as well as an audio interview with Diana and a biography of the artist.

Featured in the New York Times Personal Tech section - September 8th.
http://tinyurl.com/22llcv5