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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.

Hundreds of young artists are enjoying summer in the city in two programs at Moore College of Art & Design.

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.

New couches, study areas, and a strikingly different aesthetic may be the first things people notice when they enter the renovated Connelly Library, but continuing improvements to Library resources deserve a closer look.

This generous gift will fund scholarships for deserving women artists who wish to receive their education at Moore, the nation’s first and only visual art and design school for undergraduate women.

Kelli Williams found her passion for photography in the darkroom, but it didn’t end there.

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

Imagine you walk into a meeting room, sit down, and rather than getting out your laptop, iPad or notebook, you pick up a group of wood and glass spheres and start rolling them across the table to signal who is speaking, who is not, and for how long.

Woolard talks with Chief Academic Officer/Academic Dean Patricia C. Phillips about what this opportunity means, and reveals what her family thought of her wanting to become a fine artist.

We recently asked three alums of Moore's Animation & Game Arts program to talk about how their college classes prepared them for their careers.