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- Native Myths And Legends To Life For Students At The Parrish
- School of Visual Arts Presentation
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- Hyperallergic - Generations of Indigenous Voices from New York State
- The Dorsky Museum Presents: Community and Continuity: Native American Art of New York
- Byrdcliffe Colony Residency
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- Parrish Road Show Jeremy Dennis: Stories: Dreams, Myths, and Experiences - August 2018
- Jeremy Dennis | LI Pulse
- MDocs Presenter June 2018
- North Mountain Residency
- Featured on Natives Photograph Network
- Wilson Times - Native American heritage influences photographer’s work
- Eyes on Main Street - Wilson, NC Residency
- Getty Images' Creative Bursar
- Exhibit at Suffolk's Flecker Gallery
- Stony Brook University 40 under 40
- 2017
- Interview with Artist Fiona Cashell
- 40 Under 40 Stony Brook University
- Parrish Art Museum PechaKucha Night
- Art Panelist at NCCC
- Teen Workshop @ Guild Hall - EHS
- Peconic Landing Artist in Residency
- EH STAR - Illuminating Indigenous Mythology
- Guild Hall Gathering Presentation
- On This Site at Guild Hall
- Salon Presentation at Stony Brook University
- The Center for Photography at Woodstock - AIR
- On This Site - Suffolk County Historical Society
- Long Island History Project Interview
- The Watermill Center - Artist In Residence
- BTN - PSU On This Site Article and Video
- Parrish Art Museum Panel Discussion
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- 2020
- Settlement 2020 - Plymouth, UK July 6 - Aug 2
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- Surreal Histories – En Foco – March 13 – April 12 at Hellgate Arts
- Love of Art – Ashawagh Hall Feb.14-17
- Anne Hunter Galleries | Escape to Create – Jeremy Dennis, January 3rd 2020
- 2019
- 15th Annual Thanksgiving Collective: What Have We Done?
- Fall Photo – 2nd Annual Group Photography Exhibition – MM Fine Art
- Bad Reputation – FIU | Curated by MFA Candidate Belaxis Buil
- The Promise of Idle Time – Jeremy Dennis at Keystone College : Sept 30 – Nov 23 2019
- Photoville Brooklyn 2019 – Natives Photograph
- Exhibition & Photography Workshop at Bartow-Bell Mansion Museum, July 2019
- The American Indian Community House 50 Year Anniversary Celebrating Community, Art & Living Culture
- Woodstock Squared - CPW Benefit
- On This Site: The Unkechaug and Setauket at Wertheim Wildlife Refuge – June 2019
- On This Site, The Shinnecock Work – Middle Country Public Library, June 2019
- On this Site: The Unkechaug and Setauket, Sachem Public Library, Holbrook, NY – May 2019
- Stories, Selected Works by Jeremy Dennis - April 21 - 30, 2019
- EAST END COLLECTED5 and EEC Jr. – April 20 – June 9, 2019
- V O I C E S Indigenous Storytelling – NYU Kimmel Windows April - Sept 2019
- The Permanent Collection Every Picture Tells A Story November 11, 2018 to October 3, 2019
- Jeremy Dennis: Land & Story, Kate's Cheese Co. Popup, March 2019
- The 2019 Student Exhibition at the Parrish
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MENUMENU
- About
- Work
- Contact
- News
- 2020
- High Country News
- Art Uncovered Interview with Kimberly Ruth
- Jeremy Dennis - Santa Fe Reporter Article
- Telling Stories - Parrish Art Museum, May 3rd - July 26 2020
- Conversation with Heather Sellers
- SFAI Artist Residency, Santa Fe, NM – February 3 – March 28, 2020
- Escape to Create – 2020 Session I Artist in Residence, Seaside, FL
- 2019
- Native Perspectives at The Met
- LUNCH AND LEARN: LONG ISLAND'S NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY
- Integrity: Arts & Culture Assocation Mini-Grant Recipient November 2019
- Art Forum – Jeremy Dennis | Nassau Community College
- Opinion: The Camera Obscura or Not
- Jeremy Dennis Keystone college - The Abington Journal
- Sixth Annual Summer Family Party At The Parrish
- NYU Kimmel Windows Interview
- Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum Exhibit/Workshop July 27 - August 11
- EPIC!: Poetry, Story, and Photography - Guild Hall Youth Workshop
- Governors Island - Admirals House Artist talk - June 23rd
- EHAC's Networking Night Presentation
- Native Portraits - Sag Harbor Express
- ‘Thomas Joshua Cooper: Refuge’ Through Jeremy Dennis’ Eyes
- East End Collected 5 - April 20 through June 9, 2019 Southampton Arts Center
- Selected Works at Amagansett Public Library - Apr 20 - 30
- SHACC Parrish Host - Feb 24th
- Native Myths And Legends To Life For Students At The Parrish
- School of Visual Arts Presentation
- 2018
- Hyperallergic - Generations of Indigenous Voices from New York State
- The Dorsky Museum Presents: Community and Continuity: Native American Art of New York
- Byrdcliffe Colony Residency
- Newsday - Taking care of business: Millennial entrepreneurs on Long Island
- Parrish Road Show Jeremy Dennis: Stories: Dreams, Myths, and Experiences - August 2018
- Jeremy Dennis | LI Pulse
- MDocs Presenter June 2018
- North Mountain Residency
- Featured on Natives Photograph Network
- Wilson Times - Native American heritage influences photographer’s work
- Eyes on Main Street - Wilson, NC Residency
- Getty Images' Creative Bursar
- Exhibit at Suffolk's Flecker Gallery
- Stony Brook University 40 under 40
- 2017
- Interview with Artist Fiona Cashell
- 40 Under 40 Stony Brook University
- Parrish Art Museum PechaKucha Night
- Art Panelist at NCCC
- Teen Workshop @ Guild Hall - EHS
- Peconic Landing Artist in Residency
- EH STAR - Illuminating Indigenous Mythology
- Guild Hall Gathering Presentation
- On This Site at Guild Hall
- Salon Presentation at Stony Brook University
- The Center for Photography at Woodstock - AIR
- On This Site - Suffolk County Historical Society
- Long Island History Project Interview
- The Watermill Center - Artist In Residence
- BTN - PSU On This Site Article and Video
- Parrish Art Museum Panel Discussion
- 2016
- 2020
- Exhibitions
- 2020
- Settlement 2020 - Plymouth, UK July 6 - Aug 2
- Telling Stories: Changing the Narrative – Parrish Art Museum May 3rd – July 26, 2020
- Surreal Histories – En Foco – March 13 – April 12 at Hellgate Arts
- Love of Art – Ashawagh Hall Feb.14-17
- Anne Hunter Galleries | Escape to Create – Jeremy Dennis, January 3rd 2020
- 2019
- 15th Annual Thanksgiving Collective: What Have We Done?
- Fall Photo – 2nd Annual Group Photography Exhibition – MM Fine Art
- Bad Reputation – FIU | Curated by MFA Candidate Belaxis Buil
- The Promise of Idle Time – Jeremy Dennis at Keystone College : Sept 30 – Nov 23 2019
- Photoville Brooklyn 2019 – Natives Photograph
- Exhibition & Photography Workshop at Bartow-Bell Mansion Museum, July 2019
- The American Indian Community House 50 Year Anniversary Celebrating Community, Art & Living Culture
- Woodstock Squared - CPW Benefit
- On This Site: The Unkechaug and Setauket at Wertheim Wildlife Refuge – June 2019
- On This Site, The Shinnecock Work – Middle Country Public Library, June 2019
- On this Site: The Unkechaug and Setauket, Sachem Public Library, Holbrook, NY – May 2019
- Stories, Selected Works by Jeremy Dennis - April 21 - 30, 2019
- EAST END COLLECTED5 and EEC Jr. – April 20 – June 9, 2019
- V O I C E S Indigenous Storytelling – NYU Kimmel Windows April - Sept 2019
- The Permanent Collection Every Picture Tells A Story November 11, 2018 to October 3, 2019
- Jeremy Dennis: Land & Story, Kate's Cheese Co. Popup, March 2019
- The 2019 Student Exhibition at the Parrish
- 2018
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Jeremy Dennis: Land & Story, Kate’s Cheese Co. Popup, March 2019
March 6, 2019
Jeremy Dennis: Land & Story, Kate’s Cheese Co. Popup, March 2019
Jeremy Dennis’ art exhibition “Land & Story” is up for the Month of March. A reception will be held on March 16th. Make sure you stop by and check it out! Jeremy Dennis is a contemporary fine art photographer and a tribal member of the Shinnecock Indian Nation in Southampton, NY. In his work, he explores indigenous identity, assimilation.
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- Telling Stories: Changing the Narrative – Parrish Art Museum May 3rd – July 26, 2020 on May 3, 2020 5:00 pm
- Surreal Histories – En Foco – March 13 – April 12 at Hellgate Arts on March 13, 2020 11:30 pm
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