Introducing Google Arts & Culture's Milwaukee Project
Radio Milwaukee is joining many of Milwaukee's finest art and cultural institutions for the the launch of " The Milwaukee Project" on Google Arts & Culture. And especially exciting for the city -- Milwaukee is only the second U.S. city to contribute to the global platform.
The Milwaukee Project
After a successful launch of Kansas City: Smoke Rings and the Finer Things, Google Arts & Culture is celebrating Milwaukee, America’s Brew City. Sixteen Milwaukee partners have come together to celebrate Milwaukee’s cultural DNA through stories exploring street art, food favorites, local artists, regional history, performing arts and more. Together, these cultural institutions — 14 of which are new on GA&C — paint a picture of a thriving and creative city.
Partners:
- Milwaukee Art Museum (partner since 2014)
- Grohmann Museum (partner since 2017)
- Visit Milwaukee
- 88Nine Radio Milwaukee
- Imagine MKE
- Sculpture Milwaukee
- Haggerty Museum at Marquette University
- Milwaukee Repertory Theater
- Milwaukee County Parks
- Milwaukee Public Museum
- Charles Allis Art Museum
- Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra
- First Stage
- Chudnow Museum of Yesteryear
- Harley-Davidson Museum
- Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design
What is Google Arts & Culture?
Google Arts & Culture puts the treasures, stories and knowledge of over 2,000 cultural institutions from 80 countries at your fingertips. If Google’s mission is to make the world’s information more accessible, then Arts & Culture's mission is to make the world's culture accessible to anyone, anywhere. It’s your doorway to explore art, history, and wonders of the world. Discover stories about cultural heritage ranging from Van Gogh’s bedroom paintings, Puerto Rico’s heritage, Sports in Australia or the women's rights movement to ancient Maya temples, Japanese Food and Indian Railways.
What does Google Arts & Culture do?
Google Arts & Culture has been an innovation partner for cultural institutions since 2011. Together we work on developing and applying technologies that help to preserve and share culture in new ways. Read about its latest projects here and discover some of its highlights here. The Google Arts & Culture app is free and available on the web, on iOS and Android.