Thursday, July 7, 2016
Rachel Moore Named New Director of Helen Day Art Center
Beginning August 1, artist and curator Rachel Moore will succeed Nathan Suter as the executive director of Stowe's Helen Day Art Center.
Moore earned her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of
Chicago in 2008, then received a 2009 Fulbright Fellowship in Thessaloniki, Greece, where she worked to foster dialogue among artists in Thessaloniki, Chicago and Athens. She moved to Vermont with her family in 2010 and joined the nonprofit HDAC as assistant director the following year. Currently, in addition to her role at HDAC, Moore serves on the board of River Arts in Morrisville.
HDAC has made public its intention to hire a director of advancement to support Moore's work and "to focus on growing the organization’s capacity and sustainability into the future."
Moore earned her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of
Courtesy of Rachel Moore
"Tipou," from the series "An Olive and an Oak," ink on vellum by Rachel Moore
HDAC has made public its intention to hire a director of advancement to support Moore's work and "to focus on growing the organization’s capacity and sustainability into the future."
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Rachel Elizabeth Jones
Rachel was an arts staff writer at Seven Days. She writes from the intersections of art, visual culture and anthropology, and has contributed to The New Inquiry, The LA Review of Books and Artforum, among other publications.
