Visit the British Museum or the Sistine Chapel—without buying a ticket or waiting in line. View legendary artifacts like the Rosetta Stone on a virtual stroll through the British Museum. Gaze up at ...

Stuart Semple still remembers the first time art knocked him on his ass. It was the late 1980s and 8-year old Semple was at the National Gallery in London, face to face with Vincent van Gogh’s ...

When you visit a museum, you’re not only surrounded by visual displays, but by sound as well. The shuffling of feet, people talking, a guide explaining something. It’s never entirely quiet. But in ...

View legendary artifacts like the Rosetta Stone on a virtual stroll through the British Museum. Gaze up at the Sistine Chapel’s divine ceiling without the crowds at the Vatican Museums. Explore mini ...

Happy Birthday, Raphael! While a trip to see Raphael's masterpieces in the Louvre or Met might be out of reach, art lovers can rejoice. Google Arts & Culture, along with numerous museums, offer ...

Members of The DRONe Project. Photo courtesy of Our Genetic Legacy ‘We The People’ Museum, the world’s first virtual museum dedicated to Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) history and ...

"This participatory art-based activity could become a model that could be offered in museums and arts institutions worldwide to promote active and healthy aging," said lead author Dr. Olivier Beauchet ...

The goal of the museum is not to expand its collection but to gradually empty itself as the missing objects are eventually recovered. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural ...

Students in the Talented And Gifted program at Daughtry Elementary School are using technology to learn. They recently created virtual museums and invited parents, other students and teachers to visit ...

Museums have long preserved and shared the treasures of the past but new technologies are transforming how we experience them From plaster casts and printed catalogues to today’s 3D scanning apps and ...

No digital system has yet solved the problem of physical presence. Even people who enjoy virtual tours often acknowledge that a screen changes the encounter with an object. Texture, weight, and scale, ...