Five years after the murder of George Floyd, H-Town Hurting returns Robin North’s photographs of Houston’s 2020 protests to the city where they were made. Created during a moment of collective action and civic grieving, the work reflects on how a city registers loss, how public presence resists erasure, and how photographs enter collective memory. The exhibition asks what remains after protest signs fade and crowds disperse, presenting the images back to the community as a visual record of grief, resolve, accountability, and an ongoing struggle for justice.
Robin North’s Solo Exhibit “H-Town Hurting” Returns Home: Remembering Houston’s George Floyd Protests Five Years Beyond The Headlines
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