Google is trying to ramp up its street cred. The tech giant is adding more than 5,000 images of public art to its Google Art Project searchable worldwide database, allowing people an easy way to see ...

Google unveils a new tool that lets people use its StreetView interface to explore 17 of the world's most famous art museums. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has covered ...

Google has taken its 360-degree Street View cameras into some of the most famous and acclaimed galleries, to open the world's art collection to the internet. From the Tate Britain in London to the ...

Remember when Google was arguably the coolest company on earth? That just happened again. The wires are abuzz this morning with news that's not about crashing waves or a leaking talent pool. Today ...

Google Arts & Culture, in partnership with the National Trust for Historic Preservation, celebrated the launch of "A Cultural ...

Google has massively expanded its Art Project, making visiting a museum on the other side of the world much easier. Armchair tourists can now explore paintings, sculptures, street art and gigapixel ...

Gone are the days of jet-setting to galleries in Manhattan, Florence, London, or Madrid. As of yesterday, all you need to become a museum maven is an Internet connection. Google Art Project, the ...

Google has announced a collaboration with 17 of the world’s most acclaimed art museums that lets people view over 1,000 high res artwork images and 17 "gigapixel" images while taking a virtual stroll ...

The new Chrome extension brings masterpieces from Van Gogh, Degas, Monet, and more to Google's browser. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, overseeing an experienced team of analysts ...

Google knows how to throw a party. On Tuesday night, to mark the second installment of the Google Art Project’s Street Art collection – a searchable online database of public artworks around the globe ...

The prints in the series Anonymous Paintings are enlarged reproductions of museum artworks that have been imaged by Google Street View technology and later blurred by Google on its Art Project website ...

Google may have set out to "organize the world's information," but thanks to the creativity of a huge variety of artists, designers, hackers and other tinkerers it’s become something else: an art ...