Dwayne Carter has been exhibiting his art in the Dallas art scene since the early 1980’s. 

 

Carter has explored narrative  figurative art through a variety of mediums including  zines, paintings, interactive works, animations, videos and most recently small scale wood and clay relief carvings.

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Solo exhibitions have included Greed at Plush Gallery, Ball of Confusion at the Kessler Theater in Dallas and Heights Theater in Houston, Week of Kindness at the Ida Greene Gallery in Sherman, Texas, Recent Paintings at the Theater Gallery, and Midway to Madness at the Richland College Brazos Gallery 

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Carter’s animations have been included in the Aurora New Media Exhibition and in 2011 his interactive animated work The Dark Bible was included in the Dallas Video Festival.

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Group Exhibitions include Deep Ellum O.G, Memory, curated by Jeff Kelley at the CRCA Gallery at UTA, along with numerous exhibitions at 500X, Plush, RO2, MFA, and Mark Lombardi  Galleries, as well as the Hecho in Dallas Exhibitions at the Latino Cultural Center.

His solo and collaborative curatorial projects have included:  irrational.city at the Bath House Cultural Center,  2015; 2016 Freefall Festival with Plush Gallery director Randall Garrett; 1984 Left Right: The Political Show at 500X, which is documented in the Dallas Sites online catalogue at the Dallas Museum of Art

With his Madness Zines, he has participated in numerous regional Zine Fairs in Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth and Denton.