JP Kerri Garrett is an multidisciplinary artist from Columbus, Ohio, based out of Atlanta, Georgia. A Clark Atlanta University alumnus, she intertwines the art forms of dance, film, and fashion to create compelling narratives about the black experience. From stage to screen, Kerri can be seen on multiple platforms showcasing her acting abilities. Some of her theatrical credits include: The Bluest Eye, School Girl; Or, The African Mean Girls Play, 360 Degrees of Blackness, and Hand's Up. In 2020, she was a recipient of the Alliance Theatre’s Reiser Lab. A powerful movement artist, Kerri’s choreographic work has been performed at institutions like Atlanta Contemporary, Clark Atlanta University, Spelman College, University of West Georgia, and The Movement Lab. She has worked with numerous choreographers such as China White, T Lang, Micaela Taylor, Kathleen Wessel, Victor Rojas, Dacia James, Jaquel Knight, and Lyrik London. She has performed with companies like staibdance and AODO & Co. In 2020, Kerri was a recipient of Fulton County's Virtual Arts Initiative Grant for her project, Longshot: Atlanta. She executive produced, directed, styled and co-choreographed the five-part dance visual series. The work has screened at Vancouver Queer Film Festival, ATL Film Party, and Black Endurance. Kerri has been a grant recipient of Idea Capital, Wussy Mag x SFQP, NBAF Artist Project Fund, and Fulton Arts and Culture Grant. She is currently creating and producing works with her production house and artist collective, House of Productions.