WORDY: Sabra Moore Opening Exhibition and Artist’s Talk

Mar 17, 2022 | 5:00pm
Exhibit
Hope L. and John L. Furth Archives Reading Room, Barnard Archives and Special Collections, 423 Milstein Center, 3009 Broadway, New York, NY 10027

The Barnard Archives and Special Collections are pleased to announce WORDY: Sabra Moore, an exhibition of painted and sewn wall works and artist’s books from 1982-2018. This is Moore’s first exhibition at Barnard; a collection documenting her work as an organizer, activist, and curator in New York City is housed at the Archives. Moore lives in New Mexico and has exhibited extensively in New York City, Canada, Brazil and New Mexico.

Please join us for an opening and artist’s talk with Sabra Moore on Thursday, March 17, 5–8 p.m. ET. RSVP HERE.

For more information please visit archives.barnard.edu/wordy.

WORDY: Sabra Moore will be on view at the Hope L. and John L. Furth Archives Reading Room, Barnard Archives and Special Collections, 423 Milstein Center, 3009 Broadway, from March 17 – August 12, 2022.

sabra moore postcard

This event is co-sponsored by BCRW.

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