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February 2 - June 20, 2027
- An exhibition preview event will be held on Sunday, January 31. Additional details will be announced soon.
- This exhibition is free and open to all.
- Artists working in collaboration with other artists, individuals, cooperatives, communities, and histories are a vibrant force across the contemporary scene. Although many artists choose to create individually—and romantic notions of the artist laboring in isolation persist—the shared creative endeavor has become more widely acknowledged and embraced.
This expansive and wide-ranging group exhibition, central to the inaugural Notre Dame Arts Biennial, examines the dimensions of contemporary artists working collaboratively toward a greater good. Some of the participants' creations have been produced through integrated partnerships; others are the result of a larger cooperative or communal experience.
Although meaning and message differ, the works selected aim to illuminate critical issues of cultural change, spiritual and historical journeys, social inequities and opportunities, and environmental fragility, among other issues. By casting light through symbiotic practices, these artists have forged paths forward for the greater good. They offer their work for contemplation and, perhaps, action.
Learn more about the Raclin Murphy and the biennial
Visit the Museum
The Raclin Murphy Museum of Art is located on Notre Dame’s campus on St. André Way near the corner of Eddy Street and Angela Blvd. Visit the Museum’s website for more information on travel and parking as well as accessibility details. For questions about access, please contact the Museum’s Visitor Services at (574) 631-5466.
Funding & Support
This exhibition is made possible with funding from the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art and the Friends of the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art.
More Than is a signature exhibition of the 2027 Notre Dame Arts Biennial and is supported with funding from the Notre Dame Arts Initiative.
