GRANTS & GRANTEES

Joshua Mosley

2005 PEW FELLOW

Updated
30 Nov 2016

Pew Fellow, 2005
Visual Arts

References

Joshua Mosley's website

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Melanie Bilenker

Melanie Bilenker (Pew Fellow, 2010) translates the historic art of Victorian hair jewelry into work that reflects upon the contemporary era.

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Colored People Time: Banal Presents

The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) presents the third and final installment of Colored People Time, a three-part project examining the history, present, and future of blackness in America.

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Hidden Lives Illuminated

Stories from inside America’s correctional system are brought to light through twenty newly commissioned, animated short films, projected onto Eastern State Penitentiary’s 30-foot facade.

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Pew Fellows News: Honors for Musicians Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Diane Monroe, Bobby Zankel; Joy Feasley and Paul Swenbeck Collaborate on Exhibition and Book; and More

The summer months haven’t slowed down for our Pew Fellows who are busy with exhibitions, publications, murals, performances, and more. Catch up with their newest projects below.

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Jeanne van Heeswijk

Jeanne van Heeswijk is a Dutch visual artist whose work centers on the complex relationship between public space and urban renewal.

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Making/Breaking the Binary: Women, Art & Technology (1968-85) Opening Reception

Curator Kelsey-Halliday Johnson holds an opening reception for her exhibition Making/Breaking the Binary: Women, Art & Technology (1968-85).

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Pew Fellows News: Camae Ayewa Receives Foundation for Contemporary Arts Grant, Melissa Ho Mounts Exhibition at Smithsonian, Tayarisha Poe Screens Film at Sundance

Catch up on this month’s Pew Fellows news, including the latest recognition, new works, and press coverage.

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Gerald Cyrus, Jr.

Gerald Cyrus, Jr. is a visual artist and a 2005 Pew Fellow.

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Sarah Sze

The Fabric Workshop and Museum presents new work by Artist-in-Residence Sarah Sze in her first solo exhibition in the Philadelphia area.

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Jens Hoffmann

Jens Hoffmann is a curator and has been a guest contributor to Center publications.

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Daniel Tucker

Daniel Tucker is an artist, writer, and organizer who develops documentaries, publications, and events inspired by his interest in social movements and the people and places from which they emerge.

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The Graphic Unconscious

Philagrafika presented The Graphic Unconscious as the thematic centerpiece of Philagrafika 2010, a citywide festival.

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Kelsey Halliday Johnson

Kelsey Halliday Johnson is an independent curator whose work brings to light alternative and underrepresented histories and voices.

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Elephants on the Avenue: Race, Class and Community in Historic Germantown

Using the arts as a catalyst for community dialogue and engagement around race and class in Philadelphia's diverse Germantown neighborhood, this multi-part project joins artists such as Benjamin Volta and poet Sonia Sanchez, and historians from across the US to create public art installations, educational programs, and community events.

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Charles Sheeler: Fashion, Photography, and Sculptural Form

An untapped aspect of the Philadelphia region's artistic heritage will be brought to light in an exhibition of painter and photographer Charles Sheeler's little-known fashion photography created for Condé Nast between 1926 and 1931—a body of work that significantly informed the aesthetic vision of one of American modernism's founding figures.

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reFORM: Discussion with Pedro and Joaquin Noguera

Organized in conjunction with the ongoing Center-funded project reFORM, Temple Contemporary hosts a conversation with Pedro Noguera and his son Joaquin Noguera.

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Person of the Crowd Preview Lecture: Strolling Through Paris with the Flâneur

The Barnes Foundation presents a preview lecture with Theresa Dolan, professor of art history at Temple University.

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Opening Reception for Prisons Today

An opening reception for Prisons Today, an interactive exhibition that sheds light on the current state of incarceration in America.

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Dirt on Delight: Impulses That Form Clay

The work of 22 artists, spanning four generations, was presented in an exhibition that examined clay's appeal and craft.

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Ally

Ally is a performance-as-exhibition, conceived by MacArthur Fellow Janine Antoni in collaboration with pioneering choreographer Anna Halprin and contemporary dance artist Stephen Petronio.

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