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Moses Ros

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• Public Artist • Sculptor • Painter • Printmaker #supersoul178

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Painted a version of the SAL•161• from the NOGA Nation of Graffiti Artists days with REE and the Original Graffiti artists of New York. It was a blast. Thank you #graffiti #graffitiart #graphicdesign by @moses_ros

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SAL•161• Book signing, “Nation of Graffiti Artists” at historic “Beyond the Streets” Exhibition, Paris 2026 by @moses_ros

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Landscape as Witness: Lived Experience in the BronxLONGWOOD ART GALLERYBronx Council on The Arts2700 E Tremont Ave, Bronx, NY 10461On view: June 10, 2026 – July 29, 2026Closing ReceptionWednesday, July 29, 6 pm - 8 pmLandscape as Witness: Lived Experience in the Bronx explores how the borough’s terrain, both physical and perceptual, bears witness to the lives shaped within it. In the Bronx, landscape is not passive scenery; it is streets, housing, industrial corridors, waterfronts, and transit infrastructure formed through policy decisions and sustained by community presence. Highways divide neighborhoods, industrial zones border residential blocks, and waterfront access remains uneven. Long-standing inequities are visible in infrastructure, housing, and environmental health. Yet these same spaces hold memory, labor, adaptation, and care. The exhibition positions landscape as both record and participant in the lived realities of the borough. Bringing together Bronx-based artists, the exhibition examines how daily experience shapes and reshapes the built, material, and social environment. Through painting, photography, installation, and interdisciplinary practice, the artists engage the material conditions of urban life while foregrounding community presence. Featuring work by Manuel Acevedo, Rebecca Allan, Argenis Apolinario, Duane Bailey-Castro, Linda Cunningham, Valeri Larko, Sohhee Oh, Moses Ros, Sarah Ellen Rowe, and Michael G. Young.Curated by Deborah Yasinsky@bronxartsorg @mgyoungphotography @duanebaileycastro @lindalcunningham @sohhee_oh @sarahellenrowe @valerilarko @rebeccaallanstudio @moses_ros @698manuelacevedo @argenisphoto @nyscouncilonthearts @nyculture @neaarts #ContemporaryArt #ContemporaryArtist #CuratorialPractice #ArtCurator #bronxart by @moses_ros

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Tagging’ up the Beyond The Streets Paris Train.What a blast! by @moses_ros

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“Octagone” screen print on exhibition “Color is not Enough “ at the Riverfront Art Gallery. by @moses_ros

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The Greenwich Arts Council is thrilled to host a series of works from artist Moses Ros. Ros combines abstraction and symbolism to represent the devastation, endangerment, and extinction of animals and their habitats. His use of fluorescent colors and camouflage designs are immediately impactful to the eye, and function as a reference to the human manipulation of the natural world.Come see this relevant and beautiful artwork for yourself at the Greenwich Arts Council! by @moses_ros

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Landscape as Witness: Lived Experience in the BronxLONGWOOD ART GALLERYBronx Council on The Arts2700 E Tremont Ave, Bronx, NY 10461On view: June 10, 2026 – July 29, 2026Public ProgramWednesday, July 1, 6 pm - 8 pmClosing ReceptionWednesday, July 29, 6 pm - 8 pmLandscape as Witness: Lived Experience in the Bronx explores how the borough’s terrain, both physical and perceptual, bears witness to the lives shaped within it. In the Bronx, landscape is not passive scenery; it is streets, housing, industrial corridors, waterfronts, and transit infrastructure formed through policy decisions and sustained by community presence. Highways divide neighborhoods, industrial zones border residential blocks, and waterfront access remains uneven. Long-standing inequities are visible in infrastructure, housing, and environmental health. Yet these same spaces hold memory, labor, adaptation, and care. The exhibition positions landscape as both record and participant in the lived realities of the borough. Bringing together Bronx-based artists, the exhibition examines how daily experience shapes and reshapes the built, material, and social environment. Through painting, photography, installation, and interdisciplinary practice, the artists engage the material conditions of urban life while foregrounding community presence. Featuring work by Manuel Acevedo, Rebecca Allan, Argenis Apolinario, Duane Bailey-Castro, Linda Cunningham, Valeri Larko, Sohhee Oh, Moses Ros, Sarah Ellen Rowe, and Michael G. Young.Curated by Deborah Yasinsky@bronxartsorg @mgyoungphotography @duanebaileycastro @lindalcunningham @sohhee_oh @sarahellenrowe @valerilarko @rebeccaallanstudio @moses_ros @698manuelacevedo @argenisphoto @nyscouncilonthearts @nyculture @neaarts by @moses_ros

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An "Aviajero" is an immigrant. A traveler with an uncertain destination, yet carrying an invaluable cultural wealth within their luggage.As part of our milestone anniversary, ArteLatAm looks back at iconic projects from our Collective such as "Aviajeros", an exhibition on resilience, identity, and belonging created by Latin American artists who know this story from within. At ArteLatAm, art does not merely imitate the life of the immigrant community; it is the very life of the people who build it, transforming into culture that impacts the world.Discover the international exhibitions developed by our Collective by visiting artelatam.nyc/collective.#ArteLatAm10 #NYCArt #NYCCommunity #ArteLatAm #UnitingArtists by @moses_ros

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Every project begins long before the final piece.It starts with research.With conversations.With listening.At Artelatam, the Collective builds through collaboration—understanding context, culture, and space before shaping the outcome.That’s where the work truly begins.Learn more about our process and projects atwww.artelatam.nyc#NYCArt #NewYorkArt #CreativeProcess #ContemporaryArt #Artelatam by @moses_ros

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Public art is not just about placing artwork in a space—it’s about transforming how people experience it.At Artelatam, we develop site-specific projects that respond to architecture, community, and context. From large-scale murals to integrated artistic interventions, each project is designed to create meaning, identity, and connection within the built environment.We collaborate with developers, institutions, and communities to deliver artworks that go beyond aesthetics—projects that activate spaces and generate lasting cultural value.Let’s bring your space to life through art🌐 www.artelatam.nyc👨‍🎨@moses_ros🎨 Nature's Echo II 2025#PublicArt #ArtInArchitecture #UrbanArt #NYCArt #Artelatam by @moses_ros

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