Publications

The Gehman sisters came to Moore for career preparation and for the accepting and supportive community of students, professors and counselors.

In video remarks introducing the exhibition, First Lady Shapiro said it was a "privilege to join Moore College of Art & Design in showcasing the female, nonbinary and racially diverse artists who call Philly home."

Get to know Camille Avent, associate professor and head of Moore's Fashion Design program!

As part of a required course in their third year at Moore, Graphic Design students were tasked with conceptualizing a subscription box and bringing it to life.

The trip, led by adjunct professor Francesco Sgrazzutti, was designed to help students weave themselves into the “social fabric” of the famous city.

The dancers, wearing costumes designed by Moore juniors, represented coffee, tea, candy cane and hot chocolate from the George Balanchine classic.

A portrait by Alice Neel ’25, who was featured in the original 1974 FOCUS festival across Philadelphia, is among the stunning work from 81 artists in (Re)FOCUS: Then & Now.

WHYY spoke with several artists and organizers involved in the show, highlighting Moore's commitment to involving both women and underrepresented artists in the 50th anniversary exhibition.

Comics combines a diverse set of skill sets across print and screen, in a fast-growing field.

Moore students designed costumes inspired by George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®, to be worn by Philadelphia Ballet II dancers in performance on Thursday, January 25 in The Galleries at Moore.