Kaylee Reynolds (b. 1997) is a Jamaican artist, illustrator and designer, currently based in New York City.
Through paintings and digital mediums, her work explores movement and expression of the body, as well as portraiture in various spaces. Her practice as a creative also spans across illustration and design, as well as photography in her spare time.
She is a graduate of New York University, where she received her BFA in Studio Art with a minor in Business of Entertainment, Media and Technology.
For work inquiries: kayleereynoldsja@gmail.com
For art prints: society6.com/kayleereynolds
Instagram: @kayleereynolds.art
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For art prints: society6.com/kayleereynolds
Instagram: @kayleereynolds.art
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E X H I B I T I O N S
2021
Mirror in the Dark. Visionary Art Collective, Online Exhibition - July 24 - August 20, 2021.
2020
If We Wander Nowhere Determined. Senior Thesis, Online Exhibition.
Betwixt and Between. Commons Gallery, New York University. January 29 - February 15, 2020
2019
Class Activities Board 2019 Senior Exhibition. New York University.
2018
Echo-Projections. Undergraduate Student Art Organization (USAO) Annual Exhibition. Commons Gallery, New York University.
ENTERCONNECTIVITY. The Commons Gallery, New York University.
Project Home. The Shapeshifter Lab, Brooklyn, NY.
2017
SELF. The Rosenberg Gallery, New York University.
Jamaica Culture Development Commission (JCDC) Visual Arts Exhibition and Competition.
jux·ta·po·si·tion. The Rosenberg Gallery, New York University.
2016
Undergraduate Student Art Organization (USAO) Annual Exhibition. “There Goes The Neighborhood.” Commons Gallery, New York University.
Jamaica Culture Development Commission (JCDC) Visual Arts Exhibition and Competition.
P R E S S / P U B L I C A T I O N S
Orenda Arts Journal, Vol 11, No.III. Summer 2021.
Create! Magazine. Issue 23, Empowering Black Figures Through Digital Art. January 2021.
MeetNYU. "A Letter to Students who are doubtful about pursuing art." March 2020.
CaribVoxx, Through the Lens with Kaylee Reynolds. March 2020.
NYU Q, Spring 2019 Issue. Exploring (Dis)connection.
West 10th. Issue No. 11, 2017-2018
Washington Square News. “Steinhardt Artists Celebrate Black Experience, Excellence.” 21 February 2017.
H O N O R S & A W A R D S
2019
May & Samuel Rudin Family Foundation Scholarship: Artistic Achievement in Multimedia Technologies.
2018
NYU Steinhardt Undergraduate Student Government Award: Excellence in Studio Art.
2017
Martin Wong Foundation Scholarship: Recognition in Studio Art
2016
Top Youth Entrant: Jamaica Cultural Development Commission - Visual Arts Competition & Exhibition.
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