Join us this Friday for the opening of "5 Into 1: Celebrating 25 Years!"
Image: Katie VanVliet, Forager III (detail), 2024, cut prints, maquettes, single day sculptures, found objects mounted on birch, 8 x 70 x 34 in. Courtesy of the artist.
EXHIBITION INFORMATION
Alumni Gallery: Dana Donaty '88
This exhibition presents new works on canvas by Dana Donaty and emphasizes her longtime practice of creating maximalist, color saturated images that explore the absurdities of everyday life while exposing the darker sides of culture.
5 Into 1: 25th Anniversary
This summer, Moore partners with Philadelphia Sculptors to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their annual 5 Into 1 exhibition program. Showcasing the sculpture of recent college graduates from five area art schools, the show introduces the public to emerging artists. Image: Laura Frazure
Our Funders
The Galleries at Moore receives generous support from the Philadelphia Cultural Fund. Our forthcoming exhibition "Michelle Lopez: Pandemonium" has been supported by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage.-
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