Publications

Moore College of Art & Design, the first and only historically all-women’s art and design school in the nation, is unveiling a new look during this challenging year. A new logo, along with updated colors and a new typeface, are the hallmarks of a more contemporary brand for the College and its ecosystem of academic programs, which include co-ed graduate studies, youth education and adult continuing education offerings.

With the fall semester off to a start we welcome seven incoming MFA/MA students and welcome back four continuing MFAs. We also have some great new faculty teaching for the first time this semester.

After coming across an extensive family photo album filled with photographs of her late mother, Naomieh Jovin ’17 realized she’d found a new lens for her art practice.

Moore College of Art & Design will present its 2020 Visionary Woman Awards to interior designer Barbara Eberlein and photographer Susan Unterberg.

A new book that features artists with disabilities from all over the world includes artwork by Moore Fine Arts grad Jade Ramos.

At a time like this, as many are deeply concerned and committed to the necessity and urgency for change, colleges and universities must continue their work while revisiting their purpose and individual missions.

Two Moore graduates who are outstanding in their chosen artistic practices have been selected as Distinguished Alumni in the 25th year of the awards.

The 2020 Alumni Reunion is being held online this year to help keep everyone safe, but the weekend is filled with interesting and creative activities, including the Distinguished Alumni awards.

Accepted Student Day is an event held every spring where we get to welcome the incoming class to campus and connect them with the Moore community.

"In times of great difficulty, it is of the utmost importance to be grateful for the occasional moments of joy."