Curating is an act of care.

The House of Ego

Curator & Artist: Seyoun Taylor

An immersive solo exhibition by Seyoun Taylor exploring the complexities of identity, transformation, healing, and self-awareness through painting, installation, and storytelling.

The House of Ego is more than a platform. It is a movement of healing and awareness through storytelling. It uses art as activism to teach generations the importance of self-love and self-advocacy, grounding the belief that we must first heal ourselves to truly show up for our community. At its core, The House of Ego gives people permission to feel, to express, to question, to explore, and to heal.

• ·Solo exhibition
• ·Painting, installation, and storytelling

HerArtistry: Reclaiming & Evolving Our Identities

Curator: Seyoun Taylor · Co-Curator: Samaria Brown

HerArtistry serves as a guiding light for women to reconnect with their roots and rediscover the power of their identity, honoring the strength, heritage, and resilience of women.

HER-ARTISTRY highlights how societal norms and pressures have distanced women from their roots and heritage, the foundations that shaped who we are today. The exhibition guides Black, Indigenous, and women of all racial backgrounds to rediscover and redefine their identity, exploring the resilience of women navigating personal and collective histories. Produced in partnership with Metrocare Dallas in recognition of Suicide Prevention Month.

• ·Artists: Terrie Norman, Lourdes Santiago, Ivette Ramos, Michelle Anderson, Jocelyn Haro Banks, Amaka Agulue, Brittany Sallier
• ·Partner: Metrocare Dallas · Suicide Prevention Month initiative

Express Yourself: The Art of You

Creative Producer & Lead Curator: Seyoun Taylor

More than a fashion show: a space held for mental health journeys, for those we've lost too soon, and for anyone who has ever felt they had no room to express themselves.

We held space for those navigating their mental health journey and those who lost their light too soon. Designers were asked not to create for aesthetics but to ask themselves: what does self-expression look and feel like to me? Models walked with strength, courage, and vulnerability, as themselves.

• ·Host: Shaun Pete, founder of Conscious Bodies
• ·Designers: Chelsea Kennedy, Andrew Phinisee, Allan Sandoval, Jeff Graft, Seyoun Taylor
• ·Models: Quinntaria Phipps, Shaleia Thompson, Jai Stevenson, Myles King, Elisa

Empowering the Youth: It Takes a Village

Curator: Seyoun Taylor

Creating space that encourages vulnerability, fosters confidence, and uplifts young artists in a world that often overlooks their voices.

In collaboration with Quest for Brilliance, a nonprofit dedicated to preparing youth for higher education and successful careers, this exhibition equipped young artists with resources, opportunities, and encouragement. Funds raised directly supported opportunities for artists to showcase their work nationally and internationally.

• ·Artists: Aniyah Adams, Janie Bennett, Thembi Moyo, Kennedy Grant, Autumn Gardner, Jocelyn Banks, Faith Byrd
• ·Partner: Quest for Brilliance (nonprofit) · fundraiser

HerArtistry Art Exhibition

Curator: Seyoun Taylor

Celebrating Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Black women's artistry, amplifying voices through art and life story.

Curated and executed in partnership with FGiii Fine Art Productions, the Celebrating Life Foundation, and Creative Visions, securing funding and sponsorship. The event raised enough for the Celebrating Life Foundation to provide food for those in need during the holidays — demonstrating the power of art to drive community impact.

• ·Artists: Erica Horton, Latrice Staley, Chelsea Kennedy, Shaleia Thompson, Seyoun Taylor
• ·Partners: FGiii Fine Art Productions, Celebrating Life Foundation, Creative Visions
• ·Impact: holiday food support funded for families in need

The Blank Collective Art Show

Curator: Seyoun Taylor

A platform for local artists to showcase their work in a welcoming and inclusive environment — paintings, sculptures, and photography celebrating artistic vulnerability.

An atmosphere where creativity was supported with complimentary food, drinks, and music — cultivating an experience that highlighted both the artists and the community, fostering connection, dialogue, and appreciation for the transformative power of art.

• ·Artists: Dr. Giraud Polite, Curtis Derall Ferguson, Alvaro Duran, Juk Cancel, Walter Johnson Jr

DIFFA Dallas · Body Painting / Live Art

Body-Painting Artist: Seyoun Taylor

Live body-painting on a model as part of DIFFA Dallas in 2023 and 2025, supporting HIV/AIDS awareness and research, expanding the practice into the human form and live public presentation.

• ·DIFFA Dallas · supporting HIV/AIDS awareness and research