By Shawn Williams – Dallas South News Editor
I’ve had the idea for “Voices of the South” since we started DSN and I’m finally able to post the first feature. The thought is to marry photo and audio to form a narrative around a resident, former resident, or advocate of Southern Dallas.
Janice Gore, affectionately known as Ms. Jan, is a life long resident of Oak Cliff and owner of Texas Caribbean Foods at Southside on Lamar. She tells the story of how she met artist Sam Fuller and help him realize one of this dreams while another is still hangs in the balance. Hope you enjoy.
Ms. Janice Gore
Ms. Jan’s Born at Parkland (:48)
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Humble Restaurant Owner
Humble Restaurant Owner Meets Sam Fuller (:58)
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Texas Caribbean as Art Gallery (1:15)
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Sam Fuller (L) and Jack Matthews (R)
Mr. Fuller comes to Southside (1:25)
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Sam Fuller Gallery
Sam and Laban -Work left undone (1:19)
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Photos #1, #2, and #3 by Dallas South Contributor Byron K. Watters of 3D Sports Visuals. Photos #4 and #5 by Shawn Williams
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