About Khae Rhodes

Khae Rhodes, born Kimberly Leckie, is a Jamaican visual artist born in Kingston and raised on the island alongside her parents and siblings.

Her love for art began in primary school, where an early introduction to creativity quickly became a lifelong passion. Largely self-taught, Khae’s work is inspired by her Jamaican upbringing, personal experiences, culture, colour, memory, and the stories found in everyday life.

Khae’s artistic journey has earned notable recognition as she was awarded a Silver Medal by the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) in Jamaica’s premier national visual arts competition. Her achievements also include recognition as a Change Agent Award recipient by Digital Jamaica, as well as nominations for the prestigious Prime Minister’s National Youth Awards for Excellence and the Governor-General’s Achievement Award.

An exhibiting artist, Khae’s work has been showcased at the iconic Bob Marley Museum in Kingston, Jamaica, alongside other exhibitions and creative platforms.

Rooted in Jamaica. Inspired by life. Created with purpose.