Sasha-Kay Nicole is an interdisciplinary artist based in DownTown Kingston, Jamaica.
Sasha-Kay. recently graduated from the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts
with a bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies (honors). In her Interdisciplinary conceptual
practice, she experiments with Installation, Photography, Video Art, sound, and Textiles Design.
Sasha-Kay is known for a conceptual practice that aims to elevate the black feminine
representation of Black women and Girls by having important conversations about Sexual and
Domestic Violence, Teenage Pregnancy, and generations of hurt. While using Therapeutic West
African and Afro Caribbean Spiritual practices promoting healing of Childhood Traumas and
reproductive health care resulting in body-positive, building black sisterhood, and self-care.
Sasha-Kay has exhibited works in a few exhibitions namely: Manifestations, EMCVPA
Student exhibition, at CAG[e] Gallery, [Un]finished (2019), Edna Manley College Final Year
show (2021) and And I resume the struggle (2021-2022). In 2018 she placed 2nd in UNICEF
Jamaica arts for Human rights competition.