Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, photographer Jasmine Clarke creates deceptively clear images to examine the mysteries and mythologies that underpin our notions of home and family. Clarke recently graduated from the Yale School of Art (May ‘26), where she received the 2025 Harvey Geiger Fellowship travel grant. Before coming to Yale, she taught photography for three years as a Visiting Assistant Professor at Bard College and on the faculty at Parsons School of Design. Clarke was a 2022 Light Work Artist-in-Residence and received support from the 2021 Aperture and Google Creator Labs Photo Fund.
Clarke has exhibited at Morán Morán Gallery, Yancey Richardson Gallery, Howard Greenberg Gallery, the Brooklyn Museum, the Phoenix Art Museum, the Park Avenue Armory, and PhotoVogue festival in Milan. Full CV available upon request.
