Publications

Moore College of Art & Design’s Diversity Committee hosted a community discussion titled “Uncomfortable Talks: Microaggressions” on November 18, 2021 in Fox Commons.

Dafna Steinberg is a 2nd-year MFA student in the Socially Engaged Studio Art program. She is a lens-based artist originally from Washington, DC. Her work embodies themes such as grief, personal intimacy and gender. Dafna’s MFA in Progress exhibit is on view November 20–30 in The Galleries at Moore.

For our new Film & Digital Cinema Q&A series, we’re asking local film industry leaders and influencers to share their excitement about the program and tell us more about why Philadelphia is a great place for film and cinema. The latest installment: Melanie Silva and Davecia Horton from Afresh Collective.

ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge honors higher education institutions, educators and students who increased student voter engagement during the 2020 elections. Moore received the 2021 Platinum Seal.

Katy Molinaro is a 2nd-year MFA student in the Socially Engaged Art program. They are an interdisciplinary artist living and working in Philadelphia. Katy's MFA in Progress exhibition is on view November 6-13 in The Galleries at Moore.

For our new Film & Digital Cinema Q&A series, we’re asking local film industry leaders and influencers to share their excitement about the program and tell us more about why Philadelphia is a great place for film and cinema. Next up: Sharon Pinkenson & Joan Bressler from the Greater Philadelphia Film Office (GPFO).

For our new Film & Digital Cinema Q&A series, we’re asking local film industry leaders and influencers to share their excitement about the program and tell us more about why Philadelphia is a great place for film and cinema. First in our series: Selena Yip from the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival.

Regan McGrory is a second-year MFA student in the Socially Engaged Studio Art program. Regan is a sculptor and installation artist from Trenton, NJ. Regan's MFA in Progress exhibition is on view from October 23–29 in The Galleries at Moore.

We asked Chair of Time & Motion Arts Stephen Wood some questions about Moore’s new Film & Digital Cinema major—and why Moore is the best place for aspiring women and nonbinary filmmakers to flourish, in Philadelphia and beyond.

Elizabeth Kelly is a second-year MFA student in the Socially Engaged Art program. Her MFA in Progress exhibition is on view October 9–16 in The Galleries at Moore.