Ronald Llewellyn Jones 🍉

Current & Upcoming

A catalog of events, exhibitions and happenings





Cookout & Conversations
Creosote Stories
April 12 | 2-5PM

Cane River Gardens
4205 Lyons
Houston, TX 77020
Impact Justice, The Beloved Community & Houston Climate Justice Museum are hosting an informative experience focused on the current state of affairs as it pertains to the discovery of a creosote contamination plume within the 5th Ward community. This event also exists to provide community members an opportunity to have their experiences within the community documented as part of HCJM’s mission to capture the oral histories of 5th Ward residents.





Art Index ︎︎︎


Diamond Mines:

The Public Art of Ronald Llewellyn Jones






About Film


Despite public relations about Houston’s demographic diversity, segregation and poverty continue to be significant challenges for residents of the City’s low-income neighborhoods of color. According to the Houston Museum of African American Culture the lack of resources in these neighborhoods has stifled the accumulation of cultural capital required to empower them. When the Museum with a history of extensive community interaction ran out of buildings to create its neighborhood message murals, it turned to artist Ronald Llewellyn Jones to create public art that would continue its efforts to create a sense of empowerment and pride in Houston neighborhoods characterized by segregation and high levels of poverty.







Reflection Index ︎︎︎