Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
Amidst a week of social media madness, a quiet moment in the galleries brought to you by Keisha Scarville's beautiful fabric works.
In her series Alma/Mama’s Clothes, Keisha Scarville takes her late mother’s clothes and recontextualizes them through photography and performance, exploring the "materiality of absence." See this project in To Conjure, as well as exhibitions Weegee: Society of the Spectacle and American Job, this weekend at ICP.
Amidst a week of social media madness, a quiet moment in the galleries brought to you by Keisha Scarville's beautiful fabric works.
In her series Alma/Mama’s Clothes, Keisha Scarville takes her late mother’s clothes and recontextualizes them through photography and performance, exploring the "materiality of absence." See this project in To Conjure, as well as exhibitions Weegee: Society of the Spectacle and American Job, this weekend at ICP.
