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The City of Houston unveiled a new public art monument created by local artists Charisse Pearlina Weston and Jamal Cyrus honoring Barbara C. Jordan.

From Inman Gallery: “Mark your calendars for Jamal Cyrus’s solo exhibition Long to Go, on view November 12, 2022 – January 7, 2023. Please join us Saturday, November 12 for…

Cyrus chooses materials that are part of everyone’s daily existence — like denim, and music — and his choices grant access for all to this exhibition.

Ruby City acquires a piece by Jamal Cyrus, and the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth will debut work by the artist in an upcoming solo exhibition.

From the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth: “The FOCUS series is presented by the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth and features three solo exhibitions each year. Started in…

The monument will adorn the grounds of the Houston Public Library’s African American Library at the Gregory School.

Cyrus has consistently made work that speaks to large, relevant, and topical issues while still managing to startle.

“For me, collage is based on collision. And I think that collision is indebted to the chance encounter.”

From Inman Gallery: “A companion project to Jamal Cyrus’ survey exhibition at the Blaffer Art Museum, Levels and Layers: An Artist’s Reflections on Third Ward was organized by Cyrus for…

This show will be followed by Cyrus' solo exhibition at The Blaffer Museum of Art in Houston later this year.

To register for the artist talk on September 1, 2021, go here. From the Blaffer Art Museum: “Blaffer Art Museum, in partnership with Texas Southern University (TSU), is proud to…

See more at the Menil’s website here. From the Menil Collection: “Visual artist Jamal Cyrus, arts organizer, curator, and writer Peter Lucas, and DJ and musicologist Jason Woods (aka DJ…

Note: This event is online only An online conversation from the Menil Collection. From the Menil: “Artist Jamal Cyrus joins Michelle White, the Menil’s Senior Curator, for a conversation about…

The takeover included more than 70 posts that serve as a primer on UH, the Third Ward, and other Houston history.

Kicking off the program on July 15, artist Jamal Cyrus will be in conversation with Menil curator Michelle White.

Cyrus also received a 2019 Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant, one of several other awards the artist has received over the past few years.

“In the spring of 2018, Jamal Cyrus was awarded the BMW travel grant, which presents awarded artists with the opportunity of creating a journey designed to transform their approach to…

“On August 18, Jamal Cyrus returned from a 6 week trip around the Atlantic Ocean margin, which took him from South Africa to Haiti, with many stops in between. Courtesy…

“The exhibition Regional Fictions re-contextualizes this literary term to examine the lies, falsifications, and omissions present in the lore of a particular geographical region, particularly as it is taught to…

Jamal Cyrus and Jamire Williams unpack the possibilities, meanings, and connections of music’s becoming and its contemporary presence.