| Goldie Paley Gallery
Moore College of Art and Design
20th Street & The Parkway
Philadelphia, PA 19103
phone: 215.965.4044
fax: 215.568.5921
email: galleries@moore.edu
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Gallery Hours : Tuesday through Friday,
10 am -5 pm / Saturday and Sunday, 12 noon - 4 pm |
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Myths
and Muses
Work by
Frieda Fehrenbacher
February 6–March 18, 2001 |
About the Exhibit
Professor Frieda M. Fehrenbacher taught freshman
drawing and design in the Basics Department at Moore College of
Art & Design for 28 years. She was an accomplished artist whose
work is shown throughout the Philadelphia area and published in
a book titled Salt & Pepper: A Tale Between Two Covers. She was
also a talented violinist, an avid collector of post-World War II
objects and a well-known community activist in her Fairmount neighborhood.
She died of cancer January 24th, 2000. Students, faculty, alumnae,
friends and neighbors sorely miss her.
Following her death, her family and friends established a memorial
scholarship fund in her name. The Frieda M. Fehrenbacher Memorial
Scholarship Fund has raised over $114,000 to provide young women
with the opportunity to explore their artistic vision. Frances and
Bayard Storey have made it possible to endow the Fund permanently.
Thanks to their generosity, Frieda’s legacy will be sustained for
future generations of aspiring women artists.
Also Showing At Moore's Levy Gallery
Meaning in the Mundane : Inspirations from Daily Life
Fine Arts Juried Alumnae Exhibition - Juried
by ceramic artist Jill Bonovitz, this exhibition features work by
prominent graduates and explores the spiritual and the decorative
in the everyday. Organized by Liz Afif, Alumnae Exhibition Committee
Chair, Moore College of Art and Design.
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| Special Events :
Friday, March 2- 5:00 to 7:30 pm
Night: 3 Celebrations of Moore Women
Opening Reception: Meaning in the Mundane:
Inspirations from Daily Life”
"Meet the Neels"at 6:00 pm
Join Moore College in welcoming the family
of painter and alumna Alice Neel ’25 in celebration of her retrospective
at The Philadelphia Museum of Art The Alice Neel website includes
a biography of the artist and a comprehensive online gallery of
her work.
Silent Auction in Wilson Hall
The auction will feature two and three-dimensional fine art and
design services by Moore alumnae and senior students. Proceeds
will provide scholarships to Moore's talented emerging artists
and designers. Auction continues Saturday March 3 9:15 am to 7:30
pm.
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