keisha scarville

Keisha Scarville

B. United States, 1975

The Works

18

1

Keisha Scarville

Within/Between/Corpus (1)

2020

Archival inkjet print

2

Keisha Scarville

Negotiating/Maneuver (3)

2020

Archival inkjet print

3

Keisha Scarville

Water/Fall

2022

Archival inkjet print

4

Keisha Scarville

Negotiating/Maneuver (20)

2022

Archival inkjet print

5

Keisha Scarville

Hand/Wall

2020

Archival inkjet print

6

Keisha Scarville

Composition/Journey/Plantation

2020

Archival inkjet print

7

Keisha Scarville

Within/Between/Corpus (1B)

2022

Archival inkjet print

8

Keisha Scarville

Negotiating/Maneuver (15)

2022

Archival inkjet print

9

Keisha Scarville

Within/Between/Corpus (19)

2022

Archival inkjet print

10

Keisha Scarville

Negotiating/Maneuver (14)

2022

Archival inkjet print

11

Keisha Scarville

Within/Between/Corpus (13)

2022

Archival inkjet print

12

Keisha Scarville

Egg/Statue

2022

Archival inkjet print

13

Keisha Scarville

Within/Between/Corpus (18)

2022

Archival inkjet print

14

Keisha Scarville

Within/Between/Corpus (17A)

2022

Archival inkjet print

15

Keisha Scarville

Untitled (Surrogate Skin)

2016

Archival inkjet print

16

Keisha Scarville

Within/Between/Corpus (17A)

2022

Archival inkjet print

17

Keisha Scarville

Untitled #18 from Mama’s Clothes Series

2017

Archival inkjet print

18

Keisha Scarville

Seawall #19

2022

Archival inkjet print

Keisha Scarville

B. United States 1975

B. United States 1975

Biography

Keisha Scarville weaves together themes dealing with transformation, place, and thresholds. Scarville earned her BS from the Rochester Institute of Technology and studied at Parsons School of Design/The New School. Her recent group exhibitions include If I Had a Hammer – Fotofest Biennial, Houston (2022, curated by co-curated by Steven Evans, Amy Sadao, and Max Fields); SeenUNseen, LA Louver, Los Angeles (2021, curated by Alison Saar); I Belong to This, Huxley-Parlour Gallery, London (2021, curated by Justine Kurland); We Wear the Mask, Higher Pictures Generation, New York (2020, curated by D’Angelo Lovell Williams); and All of Them Witches, Jeffrey Deitch, Los Angeles (2020, curated by Dan Nadel and Laurie Simmons). Her work is held in the collections of the FSU Museum of Fine Arts, Tallahassee, FL; the Smithsonian Museum of American Art, Washington, DC; the Center of Photography at Woodstock, NY; Yale University Art Gallery; the George Eastman House, among others. She lives and works in Brooklyn.

Exhibitions

1

Huxley-Parlour, Keisha Scarville HOT/SLOW/STEP at Huxley-Parlour, Swallow Street. Giles Huxley-Parlour. London Exhibition September 2022, Contemporary Art Gallery in W1B 4DE.

Keisha Scarville: Hot/Slow/Step

20.9 - 11.102022

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