HOUSTON, TX – SANMAN Studios is thrilled to present A Tell of Two, a dynamic exhibition showcasing the powerful works of Justin "Jah" Broussard and Corey Ramon Gibson. This exhibition explores the shared narratives and distinct perspectives of each artist’s Black experience, shaped by the urban landscapes of Houston and Washington, D.C. 

About Jah Broussard 

Justin "Jah" Broussard, a Lafayette, Louisiana native currently based in Houston, utilizes acrylic as his primary medium, while also incorporating pastel, oil, and found objects. His work is deeply influenced by his upbringing in the American South, modern family dynamics, and the tensions between personal identity and societal expectations. Through his art, Broussard immortalizes the multifaceted experience of being Black in America with beauty, passion, and authenticity. 

About Corey Ramon Gibson 

Corey Ramon Gibson, a Washington D.C. native, artistic practice showcases an unrivaled technique and distinct style that captures the richness of Black quotidian life. His work blends satire with reverence, fostering meaningful dialogue and encouraging viewers to connect with their identity and ancestral heritage. With a career spanning over a decade, Gibson began as a portrait artist before transitioning to painting in 2015. His work tells deeply personal stories, drawing the attention of collectors and curators alike. 

Together, Broussard and Gibson offer a compelling dual perspective—one rooted in Southern tradition and familial history, the other in contemporary urban culture and ancestral reclamation. A Tell of Two invites audiences to witness the depth, resilience, and vibrancy of Black experiences in America. Experience the powerful storytelling of Broussard and Gibson as they present their artistic journeys through a stunning visual dialogue. 

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