Publications

Jo Gamel is a visual artist and Moore alum currently living in Philadelphia. Since summer 2019, she has taught a variety of classes for the Young Artists Workshop program.

A red step-stool stands bright against a tall, white pedestal, beckoning one to peer down at what’s inside the walled-off top. A note affixed to the pedestal warns the viewer that the images on display may cause emotional or mental distress.

A jacket made with a technique created by a Moore alumna is among wearable art pieces in a major exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Alexa Rosenblatt ’20 was expecting to do some of the usual internship duties last summer at Marguerite Rodgers Interior Design. She ended up having her hand in every part of the design of a luxury high-rise in Philadelphia.

In a small village in rural Kenya, women weave cotton and eri silk into carpets and fabric, using looms donated through a connection with Moore’s former textile design department.

Nina Valdera '20, a Moore Art Education senior who works in the medical field, will debut a light sculpture in her first major show at the upcoming Site/Sound: Revealing the Rail Park Festival.

The words “photographic memory” have a different meaning for Alison Drummond ’19. Photographs are sometimes the only way she can help herself remember things that happened to her in the past.

You may have to step lightly when visiting Davinica Nemtzow ’15 at home. Aloe vera, white bird of paradise, rubber plants, cactuses and spiderworts in colorful pots take up floor space and are perched on small tables.

Hammam Aldouri, adjunct assistant professor, teaches art history, theory and criticism to Photography & Digital Arts students and to Graduate Studies students.

Not only did Alissa Outwater have a job waiting for her when she graduated in May, her senior thesis was selected as “Top Talent of 2019” in the international Adobe Design Achievement Awards.