Publications

The ink was barely dry on Moore Illustration major Taylor Anderson’s graduation diploma, and KAPOW! ZAP! POOF! – she had a job with a comic book publishing company.

On a cool, overcast Saturday, May 12 morning a warm and joyous celebration was taking place in a tent in Aviator Park across from Moore College of Art & Design – the school’s 169th Commencement for the Class of 2018.

Graphic Design major Carlye Kalmes, from Delran, N.J., received the Happy Fernandez Endowed Women's Leadership Prize at Moore's 169th Commencement.

Tanya Kapanzhi, a Photography & Digital Arts major from Marlton, N.J., received the Marian Locks Award at Moore's 169th Commencement on Saturday, May 12.

The Century 21 Department Store presents FASHION SHOW 2018 brought a new and exciting vibe to Annenberg Court at The Barnes Foundation the evening of May 11.

Two Interior Design students had the chance to do some fun homework at the end of the school year -- they made dioramas based on beloved plays.

Fashion was on Aliya Pooser’s mind from a very young age. As a little girl, she made up her own version of paper dolls.

Janine Antoni is a visual artist who was born in Freeport, Bahamas in 1964. She received a BA from Sarah Lawrence College and an MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design.

A new addition to Moore’s courtyard is the work of a Young Artists Workshop student who is on track to earn the highest award in Girl Scouts – the Gold Award.

Animation fascinated Janeé Powers ‘18 from the time she was 8 years old. “I didn’t start drawing until then,” said the Animation & Game Arts major.