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Waterlogue: A Performance by Megan Easley | Gallery Talk with Regina Agu for Passage
Sun, January 26th, 2020 at 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Pperformance artist Megan Easley will deliver a water-based audio performance in the Great Hall in tribute to Passage, a panoramic installation by Regina Agu, who will deliver a Gallery Talk at 1:30 pm.
Native Houstonian Megan Easely discovered her eternal love of music and the natural world at a very young age. She has since united both loves into one creative practice. In 2008, Easely began exploring experimental sound using water percussively. Driven by curiosity, Easely continues to expand her repertoire by investigating the possibilities of water sounds. She showcases her discoveries regularly through collaboration with other sound artists/musicians and debuting solo arrangements. She aspires to create an experience that speaks to both human and non-human audiences. Easely lives by the belief that “water is life.” Using water as an instrument, she seeks to give water a “voice” and hopes that those who listen will take away a deeper appreciation for water and all life forms that surround us.