As Director of Sculpture Outdoors, Moss curated over fifty exhibitions on public and alternative sites - in the air and on water, atop urban rooftops and along sidewalks, at college campuses, city parks and corporate plazas - within Philadelphia and across the country.
In the mid-nineties, as a member of the Mayor's Cultural Advisory Council, Moss founded the ArtFront Partnership, a venture that commissions juried artists to transform dark, vacant storefronts into ArtFronts - illuminated, dynamic spaces. The Arts and Business Council of Greater Philadelphia has twice honored The ArtFront Partnership as finalist for the Award of Excellence in Arts Management and the Award for Arts and Business Partnership.
Moss serves as a Public Art Consultant to corporations and universities and for Percent-for-Art Programs such as the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts and the Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority. An ongoing Septa Art-in-Transit Program integrates major permanent commissions into transportation centers and stations, enhancing the environment for riders, motorists and residents of the surrounding communities. Currently, Moss is serving as Curator and Consultant for Penn's Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine.
On the many non-profit boards and arts organizations she has served and continues to serve, Moss remains an ardent advocate for artists. She is often asked to represent hte "artist's perspective" to arts-related boards such as Philadelphia Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts. Moss was recently awarded the TriState Artists Equity Award for her dedication to art and artists.
