Cindy Stockton Moore

exhibitions
[below: still from 'No City Is All City']
handrawn robin animation still
 
 
CURRENT NEWS:

March 31, 2025 1-2pm: I'll be leading a paintmaking workshop at Big Ramp during the closing reception for 
Air Alone (from my dream) a two-person show featuring the work of Kim Altomare and Melina Auskaiti. 
In this drop-by, all-ages workshop, we'll be making paint from pomegranite, tumeric and sumac
modified with rust to create mailable art for the Penpals for Palestine collaboration.

My short video, No City is All City, animated with foraged ink
recently won Best Micro-Experimental in the Spark Micro-short Film Festival in April 2025.

Philly Dye Club is honored to share our natural color experiments for the 'Ecology of Fashion' exhibition at Drexel's Academy of Natural Sciences. The show - up through August 31 - inspires us to rethink our relationships to what we wear and to deeply consider the environmental implications of our choices.

RECENT EVENTS: 

We Are All Compost at Big Ramp Gallery ran through April 19, 2025.
I planted two videos and a soil shroud in this group show curated by William Schwaller, featuring "work by by artists seeking symbiopoeisis with the environment, making with its critters and vibrant matter." 

  'Flickering Shadows: Experiments in Animation' a screening of short videos by international artists working with a wide range of animation techniques, the artists' explore the complexities of our relationship to nature was screened at Cunningham Fall State Park, William Houck Campground Amphitheater on September 28, 2024. I was so happy to premiere my new short animation 'The Moth Thinks Otherwise' at the site that inspired it.    
You can see images from the outdoor event here.

nurture/nature curated by Lauren Rosenthal McManus was on-view through September 28, 2024 at Raritan Valley Community College Gallery.  The Exhibition Catalog is now available on-line. 

   'Cities Into Dust'  curated by Talia Greene was on view through October 10, 2024 at  The Study
where I was thrilled to exhibit alongside Amze Emmons, Erik Ruin and Talia Greene.  
Stay tuned for the next iteration of this exhibition - coming December 2025  

Pillars of Motionless Time was on view at Chimaera Gallery through June 29, 2024. 
A solo exhibition featuring still paintings and animated videos that explore overlapping ideas of screening– as scientific filter, visual device and temporal recording through natural color and slow observation.

My short video 'Refuge: A Soil Portrait' along with new textile work–was included in the pop-up exhibition,
Dialoghi del Suolo at Il Conventin fuori le Mura, Firenze, Italy: May 21 - 23, 2024 and screened at the100th IUSS Soil Congress in Florence, in the session Animating Soil Health: Breathing Life into Soil, Campaigning through Stopmotion Film with Jo Pearl. The next iteration is planned for Brussels in the Fall 2024.

I've recently started writing with Artblog - which is a joy- and Past Present Issue No.4 includes my recent interview with Brendan Fernandes. You can order your copy here.

Philly Dye Club recently exhibited in 'A Shared Table' at DVAA as a part of  Everyday Futures Fest.  

I enjoyed my time at Winterthur Museum on a maker-creator fellowship - and as the resident artist at  Cunningham Falls State Park    You can see a glimpse of the programming and research here - the video is in the works. 

Grateful to be included in the publication Earthkeepers Handbook
I'll be showing with ecoartspace this May 2024 for the International Soil Conference in Florence. 

The site specific installation Other Absences is on view at Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia - the project has been extended through 2023. Here is an article by Tom Deignan that examines the history behind the work in relationship to contemporary conversations around immigration.

My installation - an openness to all things lovely – remains on-view at Glen Foerd, Philadelphia PA.
You can plan your visit - or read more about the project.