When an app asks you, “Is your portrait in a museum?” and you’re a person of color, it’s likely the answer is complicated. Google Arts and Culture — Google Cultural Institute’s eager nod to art world ...

Experiencing the world’s art just got a little easier, thanks to Google’s newly launched Arts & Culture application which puts works of art from over a thousand museums across 70 countries into the ...

Dying to visit an art museum, but stuck behind closed doors during the ever-evolving global health crisis? Google Arts and Culture can help. The tech giant’s art website offers online access to 500 ...

Haroun joined Android Police in 2021, reporting on the latest stories in the tech world. Since then, he’s gleefully covered everything from the most mundane Google Docs features to more mainstream ...

When Google Arts & Culture’s new selfie-matching feature went viral earlier this week, many people of color found that their results were limited or skewed toward subservient and exoticized figures.

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Taylor worked with AP from 2018 to 2025, most recently as Google Editor. Dark mode is now available in Google Arts & Culture app. The update follows a Material You redesign last year. Google is moving ...

With Google Arts & Culture getting a dark theme today, one of the last first-party holdouts has folded. The app previously only offered a light theme that made use of a nice gradient — green in ...

As part of the ongoing Google Arts & Culture experiments with machine learning, a new “Giga Manga” web app will now let you create your very own manga characters with a simple sketch. Announced as ...

The Google Arts and Culture app (available on iOS and Android) has been around for two years, but this weekend, it shot to the top of both major app stores because of a small, quietly added update.

A reproduction is a reproduction. And a high resolution image on a computer screen brings you no closer to the reality of a work of art than a halftone in a newspaper. That is pretty much my response ...

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 ...