Keisha Scarville Remembers the West Indian Day Parade and Growing Up Along Eastern Parkway @BrooklynMuseum
Keisha Scarville Remembers the West Indian Day Parade and Growing Up Along Eastern Parkway @BrooklynMuseum
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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Keisha Scarville’s site-specific installation, “Where Salt Meets Black Water,” is a place for gathering, remembrance, and healing.

Born in Brooklyn to Guyanese parents, Scarville shares the memories made and time spent on Eastern Parkway—including the annual West Indian Day Parade every Labor Day weekend in our borough.

Visit Keisha Scarville: Where Salt Meets Black Water now open to the public at the Brooklyn Museum and UOVO Brooklyn.

The UOVO Prize is made possible by UOVO

đŸ“· Courtesy of WIADCA (Photos: Ike Jurwan)

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