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Work by Moore Alumnae is on view at the Moore College Galleries at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, First Tier Promenade.
Join artist, Tommy Glassford, in The Galleries to discuss his latest installation.
More toxic than tropical, Mexico City-based artist Thomas Glassford’s large-scale installation, Afterglow, is a futuristic pleasure garden of…
Join us as we celebrate the opening of Thomas Glassford: Afterglow and Living as Form (The Nomadic Version).
Free and open to the public.
More toxic than tropical, Mexico City-based artist Thomas Glassford’s large-scale installation, Afterglow, is a futuristic pleasure garden of industrial materials emblematic of a future in which the organic can only…
Living as Form (The Nomadic Version) is an unprecedented, international project exploring over twenty years of cultural works that blur art and everyday life, and emphasize participation, dialogue, and community engagement.…
Beyond is the 2013 annual juried alumnae exhibition, on view in the Wilson Gallery from January 26 through March 16, 2013. The alumnae reception for the artists and the exhibition is…
Local Instruction takes place every Wednesday through Saturday from 2-5 pm.
Local Instruction is a project of communal education where visitors help assemble an open resource of shared information and…
This weekly series of show-and-tell-style events features open, skill-share lessons – led by Philadelphia-based artists, curators, writers, filmmakers and other cultural producers - on a wide range of topics.
This week's…
Directed by Peter Watkins | 5 hr. 45 min. | French with English subtitles | 2000
Revolutionary in form as well as content, Peter Watkins’ epic film La Commune (Paris, 1871)…
A series of informal conversations led by area artists, activists, students, scholars and cultural producers on themes relevant to the exhibition.
This conversation features a dialogue about the ever-changing relationship between…
