Born in Harlem, Jacqueline Amos has lived for thirty years in Brooklyn NY. Jacqueline Amos is a graduate of Medgar Evers College. Jacqueline spends most of her time creating art and writing poetry and lyrics to new songs. Jacqueline is a Rhythm and Blues Singer as well as International Artist.

Jacqueline has performed in many establishments with her drummers. The Somhajah Drummers Jacqueline has been featured with Bcat TV. Which she has performed 18 one-woman Art show; Televise The Revolution; the resurrection of a spiritual Poet and Artist. Jacqueline has been featured with Grassroots’ connections, TV, Roundtable Radio. Jacqueline also featured on Medgar Evers College Radio. Jacqueline has at African House, Harlem State Building, Medgar Evers College, Brooklyn Counsel of the Arts, John F. Kennedy Performing Arts, Jamaica Queens Independent Center, Churches, Million Women Movement, Bcat Television this is just a few. Jacqueline is documented with the Brooklyn Council of the Arts, Museum of Modern Art, United Freedom Foundation, Olympic Visions in Harlem, John F. Kennedy Performing Arts, Humanitarian Services Award, Harlem State Building, International Directory of Artist, American artist for famous Artist, Schaumburg Library of Black Studies, Proclamation from Borough President of Brooklyn, Plaque, Rhythm an Blues Singer, Nominated to receive the international Merit Award of Poetry, International Library of Poetry, and many other Poetic forms. Jacqueline has been also documented Black Poet Society, and One Million Movement. Which she performed at the Harlem State Building.

Jacqueline is also affiliated with Medgar College Alumni. Jacqueline created a painting for Honorable Winnie Mandela at the Victoria Theater. Jacqueline has spent most of her time donating many of her paintings to charities. Whether it is her services to programs for children. Jacqueline donated 5 paintings all proceeds donated to the Children of Assin Kruwa For Brand New School House. Which was honored to chief test Zakia of Harlem. She has also volunteered her services to human life. Jacqueline honored the late Queen Mother Moore a painting In My Fathers House. Queen Mother Moore marched with Martin Luther King, Marcus Garvey, Medgar Evers and many civil rights leaders.

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