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Emily Rose Hirtle is a representational painter and draughtswoman living and working in Philadelphia.

How do you define care? What systems of care do you enact? What communities do you feel supported by?

Nasheli Ortiz González, chair of the Fashion Design and Textile Department at Moore, testified before Philadelphia City Council about the state of the city's fashion and garment industry.

Long-time run by Student Government, SURGE is turning into an independent club. Everyone interested in curation, exhibition design and exhibition planning is invited to join!

Moore students in the Life Drawing for Illustrators II class took a tour February 3 of the Masonic Temple in Philadelphia at 1 North Broad Street.

Courtney Warren, a junior Curatorial Studies student, documented the trip. This is her first dispatch in a series.

Here are exciting updates happening with graduate students past and present, as well as faculty members.

Daniel Velasco is an impassioned fashion illustrator who seeks to tame the ferociousness of fashion using the gentle approach of watercolor.

For Moore graduate student Sara Kleinert, her daily SEPTA Regional Rail commute inspires a multitude of curiosities, artworks and questions. She asks, “How do you activate a space?”

Nasheli Juliana Ortiz-González, chair of the Fashion Design and Textiles Department at Moore, will be featured on the new Netflix show Next in Fashion, premiering Wednesday, January 29.