"Ciara Elle Bryant"

From Talley Dunn Gallery: “Talley Dunn Gallery is honored to announce an exhibition featuring the works of the artists in the 2022-23 Talley Dunn Gallery Equity in the Arts Fellowship…

From the artist: “On-n-On: Ciara Elle Bryant in Conversation with Octavia E. Butler will place Bryant’s new media installation work in dialogue with Butler’s literary influence on contemporary art practices. The…

From THE MAC: “Ciara Elle Bryant’s Server: Love Ta, Love Ta Love Ya puts forth a dynamic culmination of the Dallas artist’s recent artistic projects. Encompassing each gallery space of…

“People can forget what certain micro-aggressions can look like. Words are very, very, very powerful.”

"Oak Cliff really pushed me into understanding that this is my neighborhood, this is me, these are the things I'm seeing — these things are worthy of being shown. That neighborhood as transformed me." 

“It’s important for somebody to see their reflection in any way possible. But it’s better when it’s a positive reflection and not a negative.”

“There are things that are happening in Dallas that Black artists will never know about, because there wasn’t a Black person in the room to share the information with a Black artist.” 

From 500X: “Micro is a collection of text pieces that portray quotes that have been uttered to black bodies. These silver gelatin prints hold subtle discrimination tactics that have been used…

The prize awards $5,000 cash, a solo exhibition in 2021, and a Legal Mentorship Package worth $4,500.

From the gallery: “Ro2 Art is proud to present Ciara Elle Bryant: Server 3.0, a solo exhibition featuring new works by artist Ciara Elle Bryant. The show will run from…

Bryant's own work is currently on view at Dallas' Nasher Sculpture Center as part of the Nasher Windows project.

An ongoing exhibition series visible from the facade windows of the Nasher Sculpture Center. From the Nasher: “This week’s Nasher Windows installation features the work of Ciara Elle Bryant and…

This week: a two-person photo-based show in Houston featuring color and movement, a group exhibition in Austin focused on Black femininity and queer identity, a permanent collection show at a museum in Corpus Christi, and more.

From Women & Their Work: “Light travels in waves. Like ripples in the ocean, light can bend around obstacles if needed. This bending is known as diffraction.” Bending Light is…

The Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas has opened applications for its annual Artist Grants initiative for North Texas artists.

Big Medium, an Austin-based nonprofit art organization, has announced the call for its 2024 Tito’s Prize, which is open to local artists working in any medium.

William Sarradet writes about recent exhibitions on view in Dallas, at Conduit Gallery, Keijsers Koning, the Oak Cliff Cultural Center, and Talley Dunn Gallery.

This week: a solo exhibition exploring how people experience time and space through nonlinear paths in Houston, a survey of recent work created by artists living near the U.S./Mexico border in El Paso, a two-person show considering the legacy of father and son artists in Beaumont, and more.

From the Oak Cliff Cultural Center: “The Oak Cliff Cultural Center is pleased to present learning to be T.U.F., a solo exhibition by Tiara Unique Francois curated by Ciara Elle Bryant opening on February 24 with a reception from…