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Moscoso is the curator of the Liverpool Biennial 2020. Until 2018 she worked as the Senior curator at Tamayo Museo in Mexico City. Her work and research focuses on artistic production that can articulate present endeavors, interrogating a linear history and univocal perspectives. Moscoso was the adjunct curator at the 12th Cuenca Biennial and the co-curator of the Queens International 2011 Biennial. She is part of Zarigüeya, a program that activates relations between contemporary art and the pre-Columbian collection of the Museo de Arte Precolombino Casa del Alabado, Ecuador. And, together with Sarah Demeuse, she is Rivet, currently working on the curatorial possibilities of monograph format publications with artists Manuela Ribadeneira and Ariel Schlesinger. In 2012 she was appointed co-director of Capacete, a residency program based in Brazil where she also co-ran the curatorial program, Typewriter. Moscoso has collaborated with CA2M, Di Tella, MAM Medellin, Museo de Rio, RedCat, Fundació Miró, HWK, DAAD, Mophradat, Goethe among other institutions. She has a master’s degree from the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Saint Martin’s School of Art and Design, London.