Raclin Murphy Museum of Art launches a new free Digital Guide to the Museum’s collections

Author: Gina Costa

Notre Dame, IN: The Raclin Murphy Museum of Art is delighted to launch a new digital guide in partnership with Bloomberg Connects, the free arts and culture app. The new digital guide is easy to use and will enrich both on- and off-site visits. The Raclin Murphy Museum of Art now can be found on the Bloomberg Connects app, which is available for free download from the App Store, or Google Play, or, via this QR code.

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This guide joins hundreds of cultural institutions around the globe. Beyond unique content, the guide offers tools to enhance in-person visits. It is designed with a variety of built-in accessibility features including voiceover, captions and audio transcripts, image zoom, font size adjustment, and Google Translate integration in 60 languages.

“For the enrichment of campus and community, we are honored to be working in partnership with Bloomberg Connects,” shares Joseph Antenucci Becherer, Director of the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art. “Such partnerships underscore that we are here to serve and welcome all.”

The app will allow visitors to the Raclin Murphy Museum to turn their phones into a hands-free experience and a centralized place for important information. Off-site, it will let users explore the Museum and other cultural institutions from anywhere, providing information about the collections, artists, and special highlights.

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The Raclin Murphy Museum of Art

With origins dating to 1875, the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art (formerly Snite Museum of Art) is one of the oldest and most highly regarded university art museums in America. The renowned permanent collection contains more than 31,000 works representing many cultures and periods of world art history.

Through its collections, exhibitions, and programs, the Museum serves and welcomes all to engage in wonder, spiritual reflection, inquiry, and research. For more information, visit raclinmurphymuseum.nd.edu.

Media contact:

Gina Costa
Communications Program Director
Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
gcosta@nd.edu