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Moore College of Art & Design was proud to award five MFA in Studio Art, five MFA in Interior Design and 6 MA in Art Education students with their master’s degrees at graduate commencement on August 11, 2012. The inspiring address was given by curator Eileen Tognini.
Commencement speech by curator Eileen Tognini to 2012 graduates of Moore College of Art & Design’s MA and MFA programs on August 11, 2012.
Kate Bright (British, b. 1964) teaches at the Slade School of Fine Art, University College, London. She studied at Camberwell School of Art and Goldsmith’s College, both in London. She has shown frequently in England, had solo exhibits in Turin and Salamanca and was included in the British Council survey, Tailsliding that traveled to venues in Italy, Spain and Norway. She has been represented by Locks Gallery since 2004 and her exhibit of new paintings at Locks on November 2.
Barry Schwabsky is art critic for The Nation and co-editor of international reviews for Artforum. His books include The Widening Circle:…
Moore Graduate Program Manager Paul Hubbard Presents Temple’s Winifred Lutz’s with the International Sculpture Center’s Outstanding Educator Award
Prof. Paul Hubbard, Graduate Program Manager of Studio Art at Moore College of Art & Design and Executive Board Member and Chair of the Perspectives Board Committee of the International Sculpture Center, presented the ISC’s Outstanding Educator Award to Professor Emerita of Temple University Winifred Lutz. Winifred taught Sculpture from 1968 to 2008, at Aquinas College, Yale School of Art, and finally at Tyler School of Art. Winifred’s teaching emphasizes the importance of developing a lifelong working practice that embodies active comprehensive attention…
For Immediate Release
July 10, 2012
(Philadelphia, PA) Lynne Horoschak, graduate program manager for the MA in Art Education with an Emphasis in Special Populations, has been invited to participate in The National Forum of Thought Leaders on the Intersection of Arts Education and Special Education, a forum addressing the need for a national agenda to deliver the arts to students with disabilities. The forum will take place July 26 – 27, 2012 at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.
Horoschak, president-elect of the Special Needs Art Education (SNAE) issues group of the National…
Alumna Laura Petrovich-Cheney (MFA 2011) has been awarded a residency with the Arctic Circle for September 25th to October 13th, 2013 and will be a member of “The Arctic Circle 2013.”
Artists with a residency, with architects, engineers and educators, travel aboard an ice-class expedition sailing vessel on a collaborative mission into the High Arctic. The vessel, a traditionally rigged Tall Ship, is equipped with work space, common areas and ample room for privacy and creativity. For more information go to http://www.thearcticcircle.org.
MFA in Studio Art faculty member Jennie Shanker and the Center for Discovery, Inc., has been awarded a $70,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. The grant supports CENTERpieces, a series of site-specific artworks created in abandoned buildings and empty lots throughout the Catskills region. Curators Julie Courtney and Shanker will work with artists Allan Wexler, Richard Torchia, Shay Church, and Ann Hamilton to develop each site. Artists will have the opportunity to work freely to create works that celebrate the history, community, and vitality of the area, and promote tourism within the region.
The Center for Discovery is an organization renowned for…
During the 2nd summer term, a required four-week international residency provides an intense studio immersion within a distinct cultural environment. During the residency, candidates gain access to international visiting artists not otherwise available in the United States. In addition, candidates examine visual art and culture specific to the region and their influence on past and contemporary art in a seminar entitled “Art History at Burren: Time and Place.” Candidates are provided an opportunity to reflect upon the Burren experience and to prepare for a mid-program review in a two-week studio intensive at Moore immediately following the residency at Burren.
GRADUATE STUDIES | MFA IN STUDIO ART
2011/12 STUDIO CONVERSATIONS
Robert Chambers and Ursula von Rydingsvard
with Kaytie Johnson
Friday, September 30, 2011, 6:30 pm | Reception to follow
STEWART AUDITORIUM
Robert Chambers lives and works in Miami. He is known for his dynamic installations, which incorporate sound, smell and movement. Chambers’ work is found in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, Miami Art Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Miami. His awards include the Nancy Graves Award and the Louis Comfort Tiffany Award. In 2009 he undertook a residency at the Fabric…
