Amina Daugherty (@cryingbartsimpson) profiles Atlanta-based printmaker and muralist Jasmine Nicole Williams (@jn.ooomami), whose practice brings together art, working-class identity, community, and cultural liberation, drawing connections to the work of Suzanne Césaire.

“Culture is more than art as a commodity; it’s speaking, relating, and caring for one another and the world. What grows from the culture being created? It could be mold—something corrosive—or something beautiful and nourishing that evolves until the systems around us have to change.” Read more from Daugherty’s interview with Williams in Burnaway’s special edition broadsheet, available at our booth at the Atlanta Art Fair (@atlartfair) from Thursday, October 1 to Sunday, October 4. Come by Atlanta Contemporary (@atlantacontemporary) on Saturday, October 3 from 11am–1pm for a screening of 'The Ballad of Suzanne Césaire' and pick up a copy of the broadsheet. — 1. Jasmine Nicole Williams at Atlanta Printmakers Studio, Hapeville. Photograph courtesy of the artist. 2. Jasmine Nicole Williams, "Forward Together," 2025 in Atlanta. Photograph by and courtesy of the artist. 3. Jasmine Nicole Williams, "Liberate," 2023 in Atlanta. Photograph by and courtesy of the artist.