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Regina Agu: "A Psychogeography of Emancipation Park"

Agu presents her research-to-date in a multimedia performative lecture that draws from archival and original photographs, text, moving image and sound. Throughout her fellowship, Agu investigated the history of mass congregation and activism in public green spaces and parks in Houston, with a particular emphasis on Emancipation Park. Her year centered on developing an understanding of the opportunities and challenges associated with establishing and maintaining safe, healthy, public spaces for residents of color across the city, and researching a feminist history of Emancipation Park and the Third Ward neighborhood. Explore more about Regina's work at: https://reginaagu.com/ The KGMCA-PRH fellowship program was created in 2016 by the Center for Art & Social Engagement and Project Row Houses. The fellowship invites two artists and cultural practitioners to Houston’s Historic Third Ward neighborhood to work alongside urban planners, educators and policy makers. Each year the fellows engage in creative collaborations that involve the Historic Third Ward community and address issues important to its residences. Agu and Gulilat have worked under the guidance of Sixto Wagan, director of the UH Center for Art & Social Engagement, and Ryan N. Dennis, PRH’s curator and programs director.