Kelley-Ann Lindo

Kelley-Ann Lindo (b. Jamaica, 1991) serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Painting at the Rhode Island School of Design, specializing in contemporary painting and printmaking with strong Caribbean cultural influences.

Her academic foundation includes:

• BFA in Painting from Edna College of the Visual and Performing Arts
• MFA in Painting and Printmaking from Virginia Commonwealth University

Lindo's artistic research investigates Caribbean identity through innovative painting techniques and printmaking processes, resulting in exhibitions at major institutions including the National Gallery of Jamaica and Wassaic Projects. Her practice bridges traditional methods with contemporary socio-political commentary.

Notable recognitions include:

• Dedalus Foundation Master of Fine Arts Fellowship (2021)
• Fulbright Scholarship (2019)

She has secured competitive residencies at Grand Central Art Center (California), Alice Yard (Trinidad), New Local Space (Jamaica), and California State University, Fullerton, significantly advancing her artistic development and international collaborations.