Nadine was born in London, England in the early 1980s. Her earliest art memories include using a brown crayon to colour in the skin on her and her sisters’ birthday cards – read into that what you will.Much later on, in 2012 Nadine was selected to be one of 12 artists selected to be on the Millennium Bridge while Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her Diamond Jubilee River Pageant along the Thames River. This work was on display along with many other artists including the amazing David Hockney. In 2016 she published her first book, Illustrated Jamaican Proverbs: Vol I which is deeply connected to her earlier years. Over the years, Nadine has exhibited in various galleries in London.Given Nadine’s earliest art memories, it is no wonder that her work continues to heavily feature and tell the stories of girls and women with brown skin, seeking to expand space that will centre around the empowerment, joy and beauty of women from the African Diaspora.Nadine is currently working on her personal projects and private commissions. Nadine works from her home studio and teaches 11-19 year olds in a school in Bromley, Kent.

S O L O  E X H I B I T I O N S
09.14 // Still I Rise; In Loving Memory of Maya Angelou : The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust, Deptford
06.14 // Still I Rise; In Loving Memory of Maya Angelou : The Albany, Deptford
10.09 // Caribbean Proverbs : Limelight Gallery: Lewisham


C O L L A B O R A T I V E  E X H I B I T I O N S
09.18 // Catford Arts Trail
09.18 // Bromley Arts Society : The Glades Shopping Centre
06.18 // Beckenham Place Park Floral Exhibition : Beckenham Place Park
09.17 // Catford Arts Trail
09.16 // Catford Arts Trail
11.13 // The Blue Nose II: Art & Jazz Charity Fundraiser : Greenwich West Community & Arts Centre
09.13 // Artists of the River Pageant for the Thames Festival : Pump House Gallery, Battersea
09.12 // AACDD : The Bargehouse, Oxo Tower, London
04.12 // The Blue Nose: Art & Jazz Charity Fundraiser : St Marks Community Centre
09.11 // AACDD : The Bargehouse, Oxo Tower, London
07.10 // PGCE Art & Design Exhibition : Goldsmiths, University of London:
12.08 // Caribbean Proverbs : CBACS: 10th Anniversary of Human Rights Day & Metanoia Trust
10.08 // Kingston University Final Show : The Bargehouse, Oxo Tower, London


C O M M I S S I O N S
07.21 // Tamin Ian Habimana with his Mother : hand finished digital halo print
03.21 // Sylvia Glenn : hand finished digital halo print
03.21 // Share the love : Oil painting
10.20 // Jamaican Paradise with hummingbird : Oil painting
10.20 // Zeleah : hand finished digital halo print
10.19 // “When you see a next man beard ketch a fire, nuh laugh, wet up fi yuh!" : digital print collaboration with students from Rushy Green Primary School
01.17 // Sisters in the Kitchen : watercolour


M E D I A
02.22 // British Vogue
02-17 // Nu People


E D U C A T I O N
09-10 // PGCE Art & Design : Goldsmiths, University of London
06-08 // MA Illustration & Animation : Kingston University
00-03 // BA Design Studies : London Metropolitan University

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