Jasmine Jones is a photographer, filmmaker, curator, and publisher from Hartford, Connecticut. Her work documents daily life, overlooked moments, and ignored communities. 

Collaborating with underground scenes, subcultures, and artists, she uses her art as an outlet for them to tell their own stories. Jasmine is the founder and publisher of Aislin, an arts & culture magazine focused on emerging and underground artists.

Awards, grants, and fellowships include Connecticut Office of the Arts 2024 Emerging Creative, MASS MoCA's Assets for Artists Capacity Building Grant Program, UConn Office of Undergraduate Research IDEA Grant, Greater Hartford Arts Council Grants, Connecticut Office of the Arts Fellowships, UConn Art + Art History Department Awards, and The 224 EcoSpace Artists of Color Accelerate Fellowship. 

Exhibition venues include Palazzo Vecchio, Florence Italy; Palazzo Bargagli, Florence Italy; UConn School of Fine Arts, Storrs; UConn VAIS Gallery, Storrs; Hartford Public Library Downtown Branch, Connecticut; ArtSpace Hartford, Connecticut; HPATV, Connecticut; ArtSpace Windham, Connecticut; The Galleries @ WORK_SPACE, Connecticut; and The 224 EcoSpace, Connecticut.