Google Street View Art Project. Visit The Hungarian State Opera House Virtually! Daily News Hungary A wide range of institutions, large and small, and traditional art museums as well as less traditional settings for great art. Since we introduced the Art Project last year, curators, artists and viewers from all over the globe have offered exciting ideas about how to enhance the experience of collecting, sharing and discovering art.
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A wide range of institutions, large and small, and traditional art museums as well as less traditional settings for great art. Since we introduced the Art Project last year, curators, artists and viewers from all over the globe have offered exciting ideas about how to enhance the experience of collecting, sharing and discovering art.
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Take a virtual tour of the some of the world's greatest museums and heritage sites. Google Art Project uses street view technology to showcase of 1,000 paintings on the wall of select galleries in museums like the New York's MoMA and the Uffizi in Florence. It's unlikely that Google knows exactly how many panoramic nine-sided images it hosts for Street View or how many total miles its Street View cars have travelled since the project first launched in May 2007, but since that time Google Street View has become one of the largest, and most ambitious.
Google Street View Art by Lehel Kovács Wanderarti. Google entered the art game in 2011 with the introduction of its Art Project, working with 17 museums and expanding further to over 150 institutions in 2012 Since we introduced the Art Project last year, curators, artists and viewers from all over the globe have offered exciting ideas about how to enhance the experience of collecting, sharing and discovering art.
Street Art Google Street View. A wide range of institutions, large and small, and traditional art museums as well as less traditional settings for great art. Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.