Publications

Who says sculpture class only has to be about marble busts and clay figures?

A love of a cartoonish sea bird led Stephanie Weinger ’20 on a quest to see one in its natural habitat in Iceland this summer.

As we begin to transition into the season of giving and receiving, The Galleries at Moore gave the public an opportunity to prepare for this transition as they hosted the first-ever Free Art Exchange.

How do you get recent college graduates to think twice about buying that $5 coffee and saving that money instead?

Moore students, recent alumni and faculty are participating in the 43rd annual Philadelphia Museum of Art Contemporary Craft Show.

Multimedia visual artist Shari Tobias, a post-baccalaureate student who earned her K-12 art teachers certification at Moore, is making murals that draw attention to ocean pollution.

Moore alumni ranging from class years 1950 to 2010 enjoyed a private tour of the National Portrait Gallery's special exhibition Votes for Women: A Portrait of Persistence.

Art and its connection with people with disabilities brought hundreds together at the 2nd International Disability Studies, Arts & Education Conference (DSAE) held at Moore October 3-5, 2019.

Palewicz describes her work as a combination of photography, sculpture and drawing as a way to explore different approaches to self-portraiture: the self as subject, the self as material and the self as creative impulse.

Here are exciting updates happening with graduate students past and present.