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Join Indigo Arts Alliance 6/9/20 for The Wave:THE PRE-EXISTING CONDITION(S): conversation series hosted by Nyugen Smith nyugen e. smith moderated by Pérez Art Museum Miami Perez Art Museum Miami Curator Maria Elena Ortiz poet Nyamuon Nguany Machar *Moonskie journalist Trymaine Lee artist Ciara Elle Bryant 👊🏾 #blacklivesmatter

Current Nasher Windows exhibition ‘Server: A Streamed Revolution” by Ciara Elle Bryant has been extended until August 11. Learn about how she creates a physical manifestation of virtual space to document the Black Culture: nashersc.org/3kb9h6x 📷: Todora Photography

Today is the last chance to see Ciara Elle Bryant’s Nasher Windows installation, ‘Server: A Streamed Revolution,’ the title of which references jazz poet, musician, and author Gil Scott Heron’s 1971 spoken word track “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” 📷: Todora Photography

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to view Ciara Elle Bryant’s poignant Nasher Windows installation, ‘Server: A Streamed Revolution.’ If you missed it, information and photographs will remain in a highlight on our Instagram profile. nashersc.org/2PNaBPe

@xxavierismyname 500x Gallery 📷: Ciara Elle Bryant

‘Vivrant Thang’ brings out some of Dallas’ most prominent Black artists buff.ly/2QgCShl

Join us and Dallas Museum of Art for #StateOfTheArts: Being a Black Visual Artist in 2020. Ciara Elle Bryant, David-Jeremiah and Desireé Vaniecia will talk on how their work and lives have been affected by the pandemic, police violence & ensuing protests. bit.ly/2FuilnN

We'll be talking with Ciara Elle Bryant, @DavidhyphenJeremiah, and @DesireéVaniecia about challenges facing Black Visual Artists in 2020. Join us tomorrow for our first virtual #StateOfTheArts conversation. Moderated by Dallas Museum of Art's #VivianCrockett. bit.ly/2FOB0eb

If you're interested in supporting North Texas artists, you can head to Dallas’ Ro2 Art in-person or take a virtual tour of the gallery. Up-and-coming local artists Ciara Elle Bryant and Brandon Thompson are showcasing their work until January 30. kerane.ws/3aYPUvs

🌟ARTIST SPOTLIGHT🌟 Ahead of ‘New Stories: New Futures’ (August 20-21, Ft. Worth), we introduce the participating artists of the supporting exhibition. In the spotlight today is Ciara Elle Bryant (Ciara Elle Bryant)—discover more here: bit.ly/3zou5yr

Watch Arts Council of Fort Worth's Boxed Lunch interview with Ciara Elle Bryant, one of the ten artists featured in the supporting exhibition of ‘New Stories: New Futures’ at Pioneer Tower (August 20-21, Ft. Worth): youtu.be/dgBMdzy5n8Y

Richard Serra: Prints is now on view at the Nasher. Explore 45 years of the artist's printmaking from the JSFF through April 30.

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