Johana Moscoso (born 1981, Bogotá) is a Colombian - American visual artist working in fiber, installation and performance. Her artwork is in various collections including the Latin American collection of Solita Cohen, Memphis public libraries, and Memphis International Airport. Moscoso has had numerous solo exhibitions at various galleries, and museums, including the SCAD Museum of Art. Her first retrospective was a virtual exhibition with the Tennessee Arts Commission in 2024. Moscoso has been awarded various residencies, including: Arts/Industry Residency at the Kohler Company in Kohler, WI (2017), BOLT Residency at the Chicago Artist Coalition in Chicago, IL (2016), and the ACRE Artists’ Cooperative Residency and Exhibitions in Steuben, WI (2015) and she has received grants from the Tennessee Arts Commission in 2023, the FY24 Individual Artist Fellowship; the Foundation for Contemporary Arts in 2022 & 2019, Emergency Grant; and The Puffin Foundation LTD in 2019, among others.
Image: Historia de fauna y flora 4, 2025, Embroidered Tapestry, Mola technique, hand-dyed recycled cotton fabric, hand and machine stitch, Colombian camouflage fabric from 2005, Calado (drawn thread embroidery) on canvas, 72 x 108 x 2 in
(updated 2025)
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BOLT Residency
