Carole Byard

**Carole Marie Byard** (bɛ daa dɔɣi o la Silimiin goli July biɛɣ'pishi ni ayi dali yuuni 1941 ka daa kpi Silimiin goli January biɛɣ'pin'yini dali yuuni 2017) daa nyɛla Americanima nuchee ni baŋda mini anfooninima yaara. O nyɛla ŋun daa deegi Caldecott Honor mini Coretta Scott King Awards.

## Piligu biɛhigu mini shikuru baŋsim
Byard nyɛla bɛ ni daa dɔɣi so Atlantic City, New Jersey, o lammba nyɛ William "Bunny" Byard mini Viola London-Byard. O nyɛla ŋu mali beli ka o yuli booni Michael Byard.

## Nintiɣili mini pina
* 1972: Ford Foundation travel grant for three months of travel in Africa
* 1977: Black and African Festival of Art and Culture (FESTAC), Delegate (Lagos)
* 1978: Coretta Scott King Illustrator Award for *Africa Dream*
* 1980: Coretta Scott King Illustrator Award for *Cornrows*
* 1981: Coretta Scott King Illustrator Honor for *Grandma's Joy*
* 1986: National Endowment for the Arts, Fellowship for drawing
* 1993: Coretta Scott King Illustrator Honor for *Working Cotton*
* 1993: Caldecott Honor for *Working Cotton*
* 1994: National Endowment for the Arts, Fellowship for sculpture

## Discography
* 1974: *Genesis* by Charles Sullivan (Strata-East) – Layout & Design
* 1974: *Long Before Our Mothers Cried* by Sonny Fortune (Strata-East) – Cover Artist/Designer
* 1974: *Musa – Ancestral Streams* by Stanley Cowell (Strata-East) – Artist-Designer
* 1975: *Monism* by Milton Marsh (Strata-East) – Graphics
* 1975: *The Piano Choir* by Handscapes 2 (Strata-East) – Art direction/design
* 1976: *Regeneration* by Stanley Cowell (Strata-East) – Cover art & design
* 1976: *Marchin' On!* by The Heath Brothers (Strata-East) – Graphic artist
* 2003: *Continuum* by Sonny Fortune (Sound Reason) – Cover art

## Selected exhibitions
### Selected group exhibitions
* 1975: *Sojourn: An Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture, Carole Byard and Valerie Maynard,* Gallery 1199 (New York, NY) – March 18 – June 5, 1975
* 1978: *Migrations: A National Exhibition of African-American Printmakers,* Gallery of Art, College of Fine Arts, Howard University (Washington, D.C.) – Aug. 28 – September 23, 1978 
* 1980: *The Child: Paintings, Drawings, Sculpture,* Gallery 62 (New York, NY)
* 1989: *War, Peace and Victory: A Sculpture Exhibition in Memorial Arch, Grand Army Plaza, Prospect Park, Brooklyn,* Prospect Park Alliance (New York, NY) – April 29 – June 17, 1989
* 1998: *Resonant Forms: Contemporary African American Women Sculptors,* Smithsonian Institution (Washington, D.C.)
* 1990: *Dia De Los Muertos III: Homelessness,* The Alternative Museum (New York, NY) – November 2–December 15, 1990
* 1990–1992: *Ancestors Known and Unknown: Box Work* – Traveling exhibition held at Art in General, New York, February 1990; Islip Art Museum, March 1991; Barnes-Blackman Gallery Community Artists' Collective and The Firehouse Gallery, Houston, April 1991; Wooster College Museum, Sept. 1991; Kean College, October 1991; Women and their work, Austin, June 1992
* 1992–1993: *Malcolm X: Man, Ideal, Icon,* Walker Art Center (Minneapolis, MN) – December 1992–April 1993
* 1993: *Through Sisters' Eyes: Children's Books Illustrated by African-American Women Artists,* National Museum of Women in the Arts, Newark Museum (Newark, NJ)
* 2017: *We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–85,* Brooklyn Museum (Brooklyn, NY)

### Selected solo exhibitions
* 1993: *Sculpture Installation by Carole Byard,* Dana Gallery at the Phillips Museum of Art at Franklin & Marshall College (Lancaster, PA) – January 21–February 14, 1993
* 2015: *Rent Series,* New York Public Library (New York, NY)

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*  – Catalog of an exhibition held at Gallery 62 from December 3, 1979, to January 11, 1980
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## External links
* Carole M. Byard (artist file) at Museum of Modern Art
* Carole Byard at CUNY Graduate Center's Activist Women's Voices oral history project – finding aid
* Carole Byard at Westbeth Artists Community In Memoriam https://westbeth.org/in-memoriam/

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