Tasha Nichole (King) lives and works in Sacramento, CA. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Finance in 2002 at Sacramento State University, CA. King started painting as a way to heal after reaching a state of burnout and depression in 2018. She worked in state government service for 15 years and was at a crossroads in her life, feeling lost and unsure of her purpose. Depression was her journey of transformation where she answered her calling to become a visual artist.
Her group exhibitions include Emotions Embodied: Abstractions from the West Coast 2021 at Art Scene West, Solana Beach, CA, Slice at Pence Gallery, Davis, CA and Activism Through The Arts presented by Sacramento General Congress of Women at Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, CA. Black Artists On Art: Past, Present, Future at Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, CA.
Her artwork has been featured in BLK Voices Magazine Joy Issue #5 (2021), Abstractions Magazine Issue #1 (2021) and at the Golden One Center and Sacramento Kings Game for Black History Month (2022).