Casey Leone is an artist based in Fort Worth, Texas. She earned her BFA in Studio Art, with an emphasis in printmaking, at Texas Christian University in 2017 and also studied studio art and art history at Rhode Island School of Design and The University of Oxford. In 2017, she completed an artist residency at The Vermont Studio Center where she also received an Artist Grant. In 2018, her work was exhibited on a billboard as part of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth’s Modern Billings, in which she was also mentioned in Vogue Magazine. She was also awarded the Arch and Anne Giles Kimbrough Artist Grant from the Dallas Museum of Art in 2021. Casey exhibits her work internationally with exhibitions at The Ruskin School of Art at Oxford in addition to many exhibition venues across the DFW area, including solo exhibitions at Arts Fort Worth, PRP, and The Reading Room, as well as a solo exhibition in Paris, France, curated by Rafael Barrientos Martinez. Her most recent exhibitions include Do you really believe that? at Fort Worth Contemporary Arts, an exhibition held in honor of Dr. Frances Colpitt, Sleight of Hand at Barry Whistler Gallery, No. Jugglers. No Mimes. No Musicians. No Rock Bands. at Nature of Things at Spacy, Dallas, participation in the 2026 Dallas Contemporary Art Book Fair, as well as being included in last year's Texas Vignette. In 2025, she curated The Ordinary Instant at The Carillon in Fort Worth, Texas in collaboration with EasySide, marking the beginning of her curatorial practice. In Spring 2026, she initiated The Court, an ongoing curatorial project and public art space at TCC South Campus.