During the Pokémon Go craze, some museums plotted to lure in players by hyping up their usefulness as PokéStops. But Cuseum has found another way to integrate augmented reality with cultural institutions. It partners with museums to create AR apps that supplement the museum-going experience. Most recently, it teamed up with Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) and artist Felice Grodin to create four location-based AR artworks for viewing at various spots in PAMM’s gallery space. The exhibit is called Invasive Species, and it will run through April 21, 2018.

During the Pokémon Go craze, some museums plotted to lure in players by hyping up their usefulness as PokéStops. But Cuseum has found another way to integrate augmented reality with cultural institutions. It partners with museums to create AR apps that supplement the museum-going experience. Most recently, it teamed up with Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) and artist Felice Grodin to create four location-based AR artworks for viewing at various spots in PAMM’s gallery space. The exhibit is called Invasive Species, and it will run through April 21, 2018.