Makeda Guinier is an American artist and educator, recognized as the daughter of prominent civil rights attorney and legal scholar Lani Guinier and historian John Rosenberg. She has built a career in the visual arts, focusing on painting and community-based education. Her artistic work often addresses themes of identity, race, and social justice, reflecting influences from her family's legacy in activism and academia. Guinier has exhibited her vibrant, expressive paintings in galleries and participated in art programs aimed at empowering young people. As an educator, she has committed to teaching visual arts to youth in urban and underserved communities, promoting creativity as a tool for personal and social development. Her efforts align with broader goals of equity and access to the arts, continuing the Guinier family's tradition of addressing systemic inequalities through education and cultural expression. She has been involved in nonprofit and community initiatives that provide art instruction and mentorship to children.