Publications

Moore’s Graduate Studies community consists of unique programs in Socially Engaged Art, Socially Engaged Studio Art and Art Education with an Emphasis in Special Populations.

Art at Dinner is an ongoing program series hosted by The Galleries that showcases some of the leading artists, educators, curators, and activists both within and beyond the Moore community.

“It’s just more fun to be safe when it’s something you know you like and you’d like to wear.”

Moore's 2018 Distinguished Alumna is featured in a short film series by John Thornton called "Artists in the Time of Pandemic."

Assistant Professor and Foundation Chair Lynn Palewicz shares discoveries she made during her recent sabbatical.

She discussed how her eventual breakthrough was guided by her studio practice, and led to the founding of Embryo, an art exhibition series supported by local wellness and art communities that helps raise mental health awareness.

"A lot of the work that I did had to do with creating little reaction animations to add something extra to the interviews."

“Color for the Culture: A Coloring Book” includes 49 pages of drawings featuring her children as well as children of relatives and those of neighbors and friends.

The 2020 honorees were photographer Susan Unterberg and interior designer Barbara Eberlein.

Inaugural Walentas Fellow Caroline Woolard’s book, "Art, Engagement, Economy: The Working Practice of Caroline Woolard"—the culmination of her fellowship—is now available.