J A D E
Jade Meyers/ THEARTISTJADE (August 29, 1991 -) native of New Orleans, Louisiana; Visual/Performing Artist & Entrepreneur. Jade Meyers/ THEARTISTJADE (August 29, 1991 -) native of New Orleans, Louisiana; Visual/Perf Artist & Entrepreneur.
Jade began her journey in creativity at age seven. It was suggested that she be evaluated for the Talented in Visual Arts (TAV) program at John Dibert Elementary School in New Orleans. After being accepted, her parents immediately acknowledged that art would be a part of her life forever, so they kept the door open for all opportunities of advancement. Since then, she has mastered the ability of pulling audiences into her creative parade, through her own unique interpretations of the world!
Jade received her Bachelor of Arts degree in the fall of 2013 from Southern University and A&M, and created an art based company, “J A D E 1 9 9 1” shortly after. In 2016 she was selected to design a mural for Chevrolet, for the ESSENCE Street Style Block Party in New York. Amongst participating in varied art events and creative directing, Jade curated her first exhibition Next Generation of FIYAH!, in 2017 at Southern University. She premiered her solo exhibit “CWYC | Control What You Consume” in 2018.
Since then, Jade has created large scale Murals, garnered partnerships and collaborations with the likes of; ESSENCE, Chevrolet, AT&T, Adult Swim, W.K. Kellogg Foundation, NOAAM, NBA, NIKE, Timberland, and Adidas to say the least. She’s worked on various live event and television productions. The multifaceted artist is a very talented singer, writer and performer. She also extends her efforts in the conservation of Monarch Butterflies.
Jade plans to continue the journey of globalizing her gifts through the arts, philanthropy, wellness and conservation while dedicating her time to helping others become the best versions of themselves.
“My creativity is too vast to be placed in a box. My passion for art is unexplainable. I am able to create my own world without consent. That is the ultimate freedom.”