Jean Gray Mohs

Jean Gray Mohs, a North Carolina native, intricately blends science and spirit in her abstract creations, profoundly influenced by her journey through mothering, chronic illness, and disability. Holding a BFA and MAT degree from Georgia Southern University, Mohs boasts an impressive artistic career, with 26 solo shows, 91 group exhibitions, and contributions to 24 museum and university displays. Her art has graced esteemed venues like the Cameron Art Museum, Artspace, Peel Gallery, and more, receiving recognition in publications such as the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Southern Living, Traditional Home, and Walter. Featured on notable podcasts like the Artist Mother Podcast, Women of Woodworking, Level Up Artists, and Artist Praxis, Mohs has also enjoyed artist residencies at UNCG’s Contemporary Art Space, Level Retreat, Drake Island, Summerfield Farm, and Thrive Together. Throughout her journey, Mohs has received support from the United Arts Council, Wake County Schools, and the Georgia Rural Economic Development Center.