Barrington Brissett.
Barrington Brissett is a NY native artist and published writer of Jamaican descent. Through his work Barrington wants black people to feel seen and valued, often referring to his art as a love letter to his culture. Barrington paints the black experience with depth and purpose, honoring history, preserving pain, and celebrating our truths.
Notable clientele that has purchased Barrington’s work is the renowned Director and fashion mogul Spike Lee, who has been an inspiration for Barrington’s art.
In his career so far Barrington has showcased his work in exhibits and pop ups in Harlem, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx. He has also partnered with theatre production company on multiple occasions creating original art for their shows. Outside of being an artist, Barrington is also an art educator, teaching the fundamentals of drawings at non profits centers. Art and education are mutually significant to the NY based artist.
Barrington loves speaking about his work and his love for art , and often interacts with the media giving them an insight on his creative process and inspirations. He’s been cited in multiple news articles such as; Jamaican Gleanor, HealthMatters NYP, Queens Chronicle, and Ridgewood Post.