Jessica Gaynelle Moss in an artist and arts worker focused on new frameworks and strategies to build, maintain, and sustain Black autonomous spaces.
5 Questions for Jessica Gaynelle Moss BFA ’09
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Meet Our New Sculpture Technician, Lauren O’Connor-Korb
As an artist, Lauren’s work explores an evolving tendency to integrate ourselves (willingly and unwillingly) with machines.
The School of Art Unequivocally Affirms that Black Lives Matter
We denounce the racist vandalism that occurred earlier this week on The Fence, which changed “Black Lives Matter” to “All Lives Matter”
Welcome from Head of School Charlie White
Though the start of this year looks different from any other, it is truly wonderful to welcome our new students and welcome back our returning students!
Whitney Adds Work by Undergrad Steven Montinar to Permanent Collection
Montinar’s work examines how the Haitian Revolutionary phrase “Koupe Tet, Boule Kay” has meaning today in the context of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Thanks to our Summer School (of Art) Artist Speakers!
This summer, the School of Art organized a series of artist conversations—dubbed Summer School (of Art)—designed specifically for our students.
Update on anti-racism actions and goals for the School of Art
We acknowledge the school’s own complicity in systemic racism, and our responsibility to do more to dismantle white supremacy and violence.
The School of Art Donates to Local Organizations Fighting Structural Racism
This donation is only the first step as the School confronts systemic racism within our own walls.
Standing in Solidarity
In the wake of the racist killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor, I am reaching out to reaffirm that the School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University is a community empowered by our differences and diversity.
End-of-Year Letter from Head of School Charlie White
For the School of Art, it has also been a year of incredible achievements, filled with creativity, perseverance, and ingenuity.
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