Johana Moscoso's guest appearances

Johana Moscoso

ArtScene with Erika Funke

The Storied Stitching Podcast

David Elliott

Mark Stavish

Colson Whitehead

Brian Johnson

Jennifer Weiner

Kate Hayes

Niko J. Kallianiotis

Doug Smith

Kathleen Turner

Wolf Hoffman

Lewis Black

Shemekia Copeland

John Costello

Peter Brown

Madeline Miller

OwlTail

Artist Johana Moscoso and I discuss her growing up as a girl surrounded by her aunt's sewing machines, a loving family who "loves to party and dance," and how it all informs her broad body of work - one that integrates textiles, embroidery, dance, and performance. Learn how she began making (sewing Barbie clothes!) and found a home in the art room, a school space where her ADD was an advantage rather than a hindrance. Recognizing her daughter's learning challenges, Moscoso's mother wholeheartedly supported her artistic talent, which was nurtured in Bogotá, Colombia. For Moscoso, family, migration, and a sense of dis/connection guide her work. Join Johana Moscoso and me as we talk about her life, family, work - and her latest project, the Ingrid Lopez project. ___________________________________________________________________Hey there! Enjoying our podcasts? Then, sign up for our Storied Stitching weekly newsletter!&gt;&gt;&gt;Automatically get: the latest podcast and videoa free course introducing free-form stitching! detailed lesson plan for all educators and homeschoolers! &gt;&gt;&gt;Sign me up!

Artist Johana Moscoso and I discuss her growing up as a girl surrounded by her aunt's sewing machines, a loving family who "loves to party and dance," and how it all informs her broad body of work - one that integrates textiles, embroidery, dance, and performance. Learn how she began making (sewing Barbie clothes!) and found a home in the art room, a school space where her ADD was an advantage rather than a hindrance. Recognizing her daughter's learning challenges, Moscoso's mother wholeheartedly supported her artistic talent, which was nurtured in Bogotá, Colombia. For Moscoso, family, migration, and a sense of dis/connection guide her work. Join Johana Moscoso and me as we talk about her life, family, work - and her latest project, the <a href="https://johanamoscoso.com/section/477228-The-Ingrid-L-pez-Project.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ingrid Lopez project</a>. ___________________________________________________________________ Hey there! Enjoying our podcasts? Then, sign up for our Storied Stitching weekly newsletter! &gt;&gt;&gt;Automatically get: <ul><li>the latest podcast and video</li><li>a free course introducing free-form stitching! </li><li>detailed lesson plan for all educators and homeschoolers!</li></ul> &gt;&gt;&gt;<a href="https://laurasapelly.mykajabi.com/pl/137821" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sign me up!</a>

15: A conversation with Johana Moscoso

Colombian-American Artist Johana Moscoso speaking about her work in connection with an exhibition titled, "Percussion" at the Pauly Friedman Gallery at Misericordia University in Dallas, PA, running November 1, 2019 to February 2, 2020. Also featured is work by NY-based artist Stefana McClure.www.misericordia.edu/art

Colombian-American Artist Johana Moscoso speaking about her work in connection with an exhibition titled, "Percussion" at the Pauly Friedman Gallery at Misericordia University in Dallas, PA, running November 1, 2019 to February 2, 2020. Also featured is work by NY-based artist Stefana McClure. <a href="http://www.misericordia.edu/art" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.misericordia.edu/art</a>

Johana Moscoso; January 15 2020