Local, National, & International Clients
As Executive Director of Duniate Culture Foundation (2018-2023), Brianna Alexis was responsible for creating and managing some of the organization’s flagship programs including: D’atè Festival, Artist Convening, the Young Emerging Artist Residency program, Arts & Culture Week, and the Dance Education and Entrepreneurial Practices Convention. The first of their kind in Southern Kaduna, these programs ensured a creative space for young and emerging artists of African descent to launch sustainable artistic careers.
Brianna curated various programming throughout the city of Chicago that supported and highlighted the work of Black artists including: SAFE SPACE Chicago--a Black artist collective and studio that hosted community discussions and art pop-ups in partnership with the Southside Community Art Center; Black Arts Festival at Columbia College Chicago, and the Young Artist Intensive for high school students aged 13-18. Brianna also served as a dance critic for See Chicago Dance, and dramaturg to performance artists, Onye Ozuzu, Keyierra Collins, and Aaliyah Christina.
Brianna currently supports local churches and religious institutions in the Metro Atlanta area as a creative thought partner, social media manager, and community organizer. Brianna designed several community program s including Cornerstone: Discipleship Training Series--a monthly community event that features panel discussions, workshops, business mixers, healthcare forums, and leadership training for Greater St. Paul COGIC in Lithonia, GA. She’s also supports local congregations in leading registration efforts at regional conferences.
