Jasmine Murrell is a Brooklyn-based visual Artist with Antiguan roots.  She received her BFA in Fine Art at Parsons School of Design, And is currently enrolled in Hunter College’s MFA program. Having exhibited nationally and internationally for a decade, Jasmine’s works were featured in venues including the Detroit African American Museum/ The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History of Detroit, the Museum of Contemporary African Diaspora Arts’ The Toronto Biennial, and the Skylight Gallery.

Jasmine’s technique employs several different mediums such as photography, painting, sewing, carving, film, and mixed media assemblage. Some of her biggest influences for paintings and sculptures have been inspired by her adventures traveling abroad. Jasmine recently returned from Ethiopia and its underground churches in Lalibela.  She’s currently looking forward to finally creating work from her roots in Antigua.

To see more of Jasmine’s work visit: http://jasminemurrell.com/home.html