Seattle, WA

Special Edition Prints

Hi! Profit from these prints are helping me pay for this surgery. Choose the price that fits your budget. Porch pickups are free, otherwise plan to cover shipping. Thank you, thank you!

Two color screen print. 8 × 8 inches (Image) 9 x 12 inches (Sheet).

American healthcare sucks. We all know this, but it’s my turn to have an ugly brush with it. I have been growing a tumor in my uterus for a few years now. many months later I now know it’s benign- yay! Even though she is ‘benign’, it’s time for her to get cut out, which means cutting me open and taking the tumor and my uterus out, too. For those who don’t immediately recognize this- I’m getting a hysterectomy. I would rather keep my stomach intact and keep the option to grow a kid, but the risks of other procedures outweigh the benefits for me. The pain I constantly have in my lower stomach and pelvis is only increasing, along with the insane volume of blood that falls out of me without warning… waaayy too regularly now. Soooo… hysterectomy it is. My surgery is set for later this year and now I’m panicking about how to pay for it. (Thanks, America!) 

Womb
$15.00
Womb
$50.00
Womb
$100.00
MRI image of tumor

MRI of my tumor pushing into my bladder super hard.

Poppies and butterfly
Quick View
White Rabbit
Quick View
White Rabbit
$250.00

projects

Woodcut of a person with curly hair, wearing sunglasses and a tank top. They have tattoos on their arms and are holding a single flower.
a common thing logo
A person is painting a mural on the side of a building. The mural features a large portrait of a woman and the words 'Seattle Artist League' and 'Charleena Lyles.' The person stands on a ladder while painting. The building is black with a red section where the mural is located.
Poster for "Drawing the Line: Influence, Inspiration & Appropriation" series of virtual panel discussions by Seattle Print Arts. Scheduled for first Wednesdays at 6:30 PM Pacific from March 3 to June 2, featuring various speakers. Registration details provided at seattleprintarts.org. Background has abstract green and orange shapes.

bio

Nikki Jabbora - Barber (she/her), a gay Seattle-based printmaker and teaching artist, was born in Bellingham, WA to a Lebanese-German mother and Anglo-Swedish father. Her work focuses on her mixed race identity, centuries of storytelling, and womanhood through symbolic depictions of herself, flora, and fauna.

Nikki regularly leads community engagement projects, including with the Seattle Art Museum, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, and Seattle Print Arts. Nikki balances making and selling her hand-pulled fine art prints; photographing works on paper for Davidson Galleries; and teaching community art classes in Seattle, WA.

head shot of Nikki looking directly at the camera. She is wear a black top with earrings. Brick background