Press + Media

Jessica Gaynelle Moss' works and projects have been featured in local media outlets and nationally-recognized publications including:

The Root, Black Art in America, The Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Bloomberg News, Pittsburgh City Paper, The Charlotte Post, The Charlotte Observer, INDY Weekly, Charlotte Magazine, Creative Loafing and PRIDE Magazine among others.

2022 Pittsburgh City Paper "Shrine focuses on Black mothers, and results in astonishing works" By Dani Janae

2022 Pittsburgh Post Gazette "Women of Visions celebrates 40 years of work by Black artists" BY LACRETIA WIMBLEY

2022 Pittsburgh City Paper "Pittsburgh artist provides vital creative space "for and by Black people"" By Dani Janae

2022 The Root "Jessica Moss Connects Artists and Community in North Carolina with Artist Residency, The Roll Up CLT" By Alexandra Jane

2022 'This Thing We Call Art' Since 2017, Kelly Lloyd has interviewed over 75 people in the arts about their livelihoods.

2021 Black Art in America “Why Successful Black Artists Are Creating Residency Programs To Mentor Younger Artists” By Yvonne Bynoe

2021 Forecast Public Art FORWARD “Public Art Now: Leading Voices Sharing Public Art of the Moment” By Amina Cooper

2021 SaveArtSpace "Radical Black Joy"

2021 The Pittsburgh Post Gazette “The Tools that She Has” By Kristen Wishon

2021 School of the Art Institute of Chicago "Art Connects Us, Vol 23"

2021 City Paper "Sibyls Shrine focuses on creative Black mothers with Taking Care at Silver Eye" By Amanda Waltz

2021 Visit Pittsburgh "PITTSBURGH'S ARTS SCENE" By The Office of Public Art

2021 Indy Weekly "White-Dominated Arts Institutions Are Keen To Diversify. But Are They Willing To Give Up Power?" By Brian Howe

2020 Carnegie Mellon University School of Art, "5 Questions for Jessica Gaynelle Moss BFA ’09"

2019 Arts & Science Council "The Roll Up CLT Connects Artists to Their Craft and the Community" By Bernie Petit

2019 The Charlotte Post "Creativity and flexibility powers welcome space for artists Jessica Moss expands Charlotte for newcomers" By Ashley Mahoney

2018 Charlotte Magazine "Jessica Moss Connects, Houses Artists in Charlotte and Beyond" By Andy Smith

2018 Creative Loafing "Jessica Moss Makes the Gantt Center a Safe Zone for Local Artists" By Kia O. Moore

2018 Pride Magazine "The Roll Up: Charlotte’s New Artist Residency Program" By Jimese Orange

2017 Happenings CLT 'Daily: Jessica Moss talks curating Chris Watts’ “Blahk on Blahk on Blak”'

2016 Bloomberg "Building Up Chicago's South Side Through Ambitious Art" BY Christopher Maier

2013 four Magazine "Jessica Moss" By Ciara Bird