Sabrina Kee

Biography

Sabrina Kee (she/they) is a visual problem solver, a creative engineer, and a community organizer who uses the arts as an amplifier to advocate for progressive social change. She received her bachelor’s degree in Visual Arts from SUNY New Paltz, focusing primarily on graphic design and photography, with minor studies in Sociology and Spanish Language and Latin American Culture. She considers herself to be a perpetual learner, passionate about art and culture throughout human history as it relates to our relationships with ourselves, others, the larger society, as well as the Earth and everything that inhabits it. Sabrina values interdisciplinary education, intersectionality, and an exposure to a diverse range of people, places, stories and experiences, with an understanding that their integration into decision making will assist us in the development of systems that allow us to thrive as a collective, for generations to come. With this as a foundation, Sabrina built a career of her own, with the mission of using the arts as a tool for both internal and external exploration, as a means toward internal and external revolution. Existing at the crossroads of blackness, queerness, womanhood and neurodivergence, she also works to hold space for other artists and content creators from marginalized groups to pursue their own creative passions.

Sabrina runs a portrait photography studio in the City of Newburgh, where she provides a safe space for people from all walks of life to celebrate themselves through traditional and creative imagery. She is the founder of CHARM (Community. Humanity. Art. Representation. Media.) and is a board member of OCQC (Orange County Queer Collective). Sabrina also facilitates “Sisterhood Support & Sanctuary”, a support group run through the Hudson Valley LGBTQ+ Community Center. In addition, Sabrina is a drag performer by the name of KingKee, and is an admin of the 35k member Facebook group, “Bisexual, but make it fashion”!