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A special annual event for Moore College of Art & Design seniors has a new component—in addition to The Galleries at Moore being open to the public for the first time in more than a year for the 2021 Senior Show, attendees can step into the space virtually.

The conference will explore current topics related to college women who are, or who are interested in being, leaders in art and design fields.

"Always Chasing Rainbows" transforms Dorothy’s oddly matched companions into an assortment of visual misnomers and objects associated with suburban lawn décor, property protection, and spectated punishment.

The project, called “Exploring Our Neighborhoods: Norris Square,” will engage residents of all generations of the historic Puerto Rican Norris Square neighborhood in artmaking, skills-sharing and idea exchanges.

Moore College of Art & Design and Montgomery County Community College (MCCC) have signed a new agreement that will allow students to seamlessly transfer to Moore, a historically all-women’s visual arts college, to complete their bachelor’s degrees. Representatives from Moore and MCCC signed the agreement Wednesday, September 9.

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.