Jezline developed her skills evaluating and critiquing art during her years in college. Her experience critiquing art in college and critiquing student work as an arts educator have helped her develop a critical eye for detail, composition, and artist voice.

Jezline’s background as an artist and an educator has allowed her to gain experience curating, she curated a belt buckle exhibit at The Society for Contemporary Craft during her role as Their 2017-2018 Emerging Black Arts Leadership Apprentice. She has curated for student shows at The Carnegie Museum of Art. She curated her 2022 solo show. She curated her student work for The Project Art 2025 Student exhibition: Stitches and Shapes. She also has experience curating archival displays.

Jezline Loretta has 10 years worth of teaching experience through various roles. She teaches in various mediums such as painting, printmaking, drawing, collaging, and many more. Her teaching philosophy is that creativity can be sparked at any age. Book her to teach a workshop for your organization, or community event, or at a local youth program.