Leslie Jimenez is a Dominican American transdisciplinary artist, and museum educator based in New York. Graduated with honors from Parsons. The New School for Design in New York and Altos de Chavón School of Design in The Dominican Republic, where she attended on full scholarships. She has been granted artist residencies from the Sugar Hill Children Museum of Art & Storytelling and The Laundromat Project in New York. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally including museums and galleries such as El Museo del Barrio, Sugar Hill Museum, Elizabeth Dee Gallery and more.
Leslie Jiménez • Catching the Magic, 2018 Screen-print
Water remains a source of wonder and mystery. Its origins, it’s properties and its future still uncertain yet it is one element we need and hope we have access to. In this artwork a child looks at the water left after the rain. She stares closely at the last drops falling and catching the magic of the tiny clear domes forming as they fall among the greenery of a city sidewalk garden next to her unworn to the left.
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