Likisha “Kiche” Griffin is a Creative Producer and Consultant specializing in brand development for art professionals and independent filmmakers. 

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Griffin has worked with award winning visual producer Sheila Pree Bright on branding strategies for #1960Now digital campaigns. She is Co-Producer of Bright’s art film #1960Now: Art + Intersections and an essay contributor to #1960Now, the book, published by Chronicle Books. 

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Griffin also has worked with museums and art organizations. She is an essay contributor to Prospect 4 New Orleans, a citywide triennial of contemporary art curated by Artistic Director Trevor Schoonmaker. Her contribution to the exhibition catalouge honors the legacy work of MacArthur Fellow John T. Scott. 

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During her tenure at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum (Smithsonian Affiliate) — she was the Community Engagement Curator of Devin Allen: Awakenings in a New Lights. She was also curatorial assistant of the Ruth Starr Rose (1887-1965): Revelations of African American Life in Maryland and the World, curated by Art Historian Barbara Paca, Ph.D. The exhibition was sponsored by Brown Capitol Management and featured on ancestry.com.