Be Yourself. Be Creative.
Be Yourself. Be Creative.
Located in the heart of Philadelphia — Moore has a proud tradition of providing women the tools, access and opportunities needed to become leaders. We offer women, nonbinary and gender-nonconforming students a supportive, career-focused environment designed to help you achieve your goals.
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Find yourself at the intersection of making art and making a living. We offer a supportive, career-focused learning environment that will help achieve your goals. Find the program that's right for you!
Moore Creates Leaders
Moore cultivates creativity, promotes scholarship and prepares its students for professional careers in the visual arts by emphasizing critical thinking, problem solving, risk-taking and strong communication skills.
What kind of student are you?
I love interacting with all the other students at Moore. I love our community and I truly have found my home here. I love being in the studios, chatting with other people outside of the classroom, and seeing what everyone’s working on and inspired by. I get inspired by other students and it makes me want to keep working on my own projects."
Moore’s emphasis on special populations is so valuable and incredibly important, and I knew I wouldn’t be able to get an education remotely similar if I went somewhere else. I valued the freedom and encouragement to study and experience what I felt was important to me. Before I was even done with my student teaching, I was offered a job at a K–12 special populations school. My education at Moore set me up for that success.”
I feel very comfortable using the programs we learned. I especially appreciated the way assignments built on themselves, so that we revisited skills learned in previous classes. I feel confident that I will retain everything because of that.”
My favorite part of SADI was the sense of community and respect everyone was able to develop. It was cool to watch people make friends, grow into their own, get more comfortable with themselves.”
