Kinna LeBlanc Creative 
 

Kinna LeBlanc is an conceptual multimedia artist, from Dominica and residing in Brooklyn NY, working across digital illustration, film, art installation, creative direction and social content development. Her artistic practice is culturally driven by pop art/culture, video art, digital design and contemporary media and inspired by the multi-layers of the Afro-caribbean diasporas as well as the histories of black feminism specifically: afro-futurism, transformation, history, lineage, and self-advocacy.

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Kinna’s work has been exhibited at PS 109- El Barrios Art space (2021, 2026), AhnkLave Art Alliance House (2025),Gracie Mansion and the NYC Mayor’s office (2024), Heath Gallery (2023), The Barclays Center (2023), and The Ely Center of Contemporary Art (2022).  She is a former recipient of the Creatives Rebuild New York Guaranteed Income for Artist Grant (2022-23) and the Silberman School of Social Work “Who We Are” Exhibit Awardee (CUNY, 2021). She has been written about in several publications, including Forbes.com, Essence.com and Shout Out Atlanta. Kinna spends most of her time in her hometown of Brooklyn, NY, a recent graduate of the Media Studies program at CUNY Hunter College: Class of 2023.

 

Kinna, a current Artist in Residence at the Art Crawl Harlem Residency House’s off-site mentorship program on Governor’s Island (2026),  a former Artist in Residence at the  Royal Kingdom Creative Agency in Baltimore, MD (2023), has recently completed an immersive body of mixed media works that emphasizes transformation, and self-advocacy (“The Flower Girl” 2024). The project celebrates culture and identity through the critical analysis of ancestry and inner child healing.