Jasmine Narkita Wiley is a multidisciplinary artist and writer whose practice explores the intersections of temporality, lineage, and repair. Her exhibitions include presentations at the Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco, Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, and Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, among others.
Wiley's practice has been recognized through awards including the Murphy Award and the Cadogan Scholarships (2025), the Ted Purves Social Practice Award (2025), the Center for Art & Public Life Impact Awards (2025), and the HEAR US Awards from
the Tisch Initiative for Creative Research, NYU (2022).
She earned her Bachelor of Science in Public Relations in 2010 and her MA in Arts Politics from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts in 2022. She is currently pursuing her MFA in Fine Arts at California College of the Arts, and is expected to graduate May 2026.
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CURRENT PROJECT
MAPPING INTERIORS with support from California College of the Arts, Center for Art & Public Life | August 2025 - present
FORTHCOMING
RITUAL & RESISTANCE | Tnt ART Lab | San Francisco, CA | October 2025 (group)
MURPHY & CADOGAN ART AWARDS EXHIBITION | SOMArts | San Francisco, CA | November 2025 (group)
AN INSISTENCE ON EXISTENCE: A RIGHT TO OPACITY | Book & Job Gallery | San Francisco, CA | November 2025 (solo)