Sabrina Howard (b. 1972) is a contemporary mixed-media artist based in Jackson, Mississippi, whose work negotiates the space between spiritual devotion and social dialogue. Known for her tactile, multidimensional approach to acrylics and found materials, Howard translates complex narratives into vibrant, emotion-laced compositions that bridge personal faith with broader cultural realities.

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Howard’s artistic foundations were laid at the Atlanta College of Art, where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1995. It was here that she began developing her signature voice, a synthesis of abstract layering and sculptural typography. Her practice is defined by the use of "dimensional scripture," where biblical texts are rendered in 3D patterns to create a physical and spiritual foundation for her figurative imagery.

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Her career is marked by significant critical acclaim and public engagement. Howard was recognized as a 2024 Mississippi Invitational Artist and awarded “Best of Show” at the Mississippi State Committee/National Museum of Women in the Arts Members’ Showcase. For three consecutive years, she served as the featured artist for the National Medical Association’s Council on Concerns of Women Physicians. Her work has also reached a national audience through the Release the Pressure campaign, featured in partnership with Ebony and People magazines.

Beyond the gallery, Howard’s work is deeply rooted in the vibrant culture and heritage of the American South. Her commitment to innovation and sustainability, often seen in her use of recycled materials and organic media reflects a broader theme of redemption and resilience.

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A devoted mother of four, Sabrina Howard continues to live and work in Jackson, Mississippi. Her journey is a relentless pursuit of "breathing life" into the canvas, ensuring that each piece serves as a thought-provoking conduit for connection and grace.