WHERE WE PLAY’D

Where We Play’d is a tender yet complex recollection of Black childhood joy and resilience in the urban landscape. The collection revisits a game once widely played on city sidewalks, revealing how play, culture, and spatial memory anchor community. These artworks reconstruct visual archives of growing up Black in Baltimore, capturing the innocence and the underlying tensions that shaped Kent’s early life.

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