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Fabric and Leather Portrait Artist & Writer

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Lewisville Library Fall Exhibition

Let The Tablecloth Speak_Lewisville Grand Theatre

Let The Tablecloth Speak_1

Constructing Change Workshop @ Nasher Sculpture Center

Nasher Sculpture Center

Nasher Sculpture Center

Dallas Love Field: Jas Mardis – Home

Quilted Fabric Art: Sons of Her Thunder-Not Another Boy Harmed

Three Crown Statues

Leather Pyrography Free Standing Portraits

Suspicions__Sculpture

Dallas Love Field 2nd Exhibition June 1-July 30, 2020

Dallas Main Library 2020: “Let The Tablecloth Speak”

Exhibition Poster

Jas. Mardis

“Old Man’s Cotton” Jas. Mardis

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“Folks From The WhatNOT Shelf”

Written & Witnessed Exhibition 2019

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Window Panel

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“The Forgotten” Jas. Mardis Sculpture

Andrea & Guest

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The Holocaust Museum of Houston exhibiting: “Am I Human to You Yet? : The Return of the African Dodger”

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Exhibition Intro

Description for my Piece

Conversation at the piece

In Private Collection after the Tour: Quilting The World’s Conscience

Cruelty Comes For Us All

Curator, Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi and Jas

Poster for Exhibition

Details of Lynching hands

Austin, TX Exhibition 2/21/2019

Exhibition Narrative for “Cruelty”

2014 Inductee of The Texas Literary Hall of Fame

Speech

The 2014 Inductee Award

Program

Who is Jas. Mardis

Christian. Father. 2014 Inductee to The Texas Literary Hall of Fame. Awarded Poet & Commentator, Educator, Quilter/Narrative Tapestry Maker

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