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- 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
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MENUMENU
- About
- Work
- Contact
- News
- 2020
- 2019
- Native Perspectives at The Met
- LUNCH AND LEARN: LONG ISLAND'S NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY
- 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
- Exhibitions
- 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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The American Indian Community House 50 Year Anniversary Celebrating Community, Art & Living Culture
June 26, 2019
The American Indian Community House will host art exhibitions and artists talks with three Native artists from New York City. In addition, AICH will host a Native story teller, a Native American Youth Council visual project about the history of Native Americans in New York City, Native American musical and theatrical performances and presentations by Native American artisans (jewelry makers, fashion designers and others).
Read more here:
https://govisland.com/things-to-do/programs/american-indian-community-house
https://www.nymetroparents.com/event/Governors-Island-2019-06-01-2019-06-01-0510-792
Current & Upcoming
- Telling Stories: Changing the Narrative – Parrish Art Museum May 3rd – July 26, 2020 on May 3, 2020 5:00 pm
- SFAI Artist Residency, Santa Fe, NM – February 3 – March 28, 2020 on February 3, 2020 2:30 pm
- Escape to Create – Jeremy Dennis, January 3rd 2020 on January 3, 2020 5:00 pm
- 15th Annual Thanksgiving Collective: What Have We Done? on November 30, 2019 2:00 pm
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- Reposted from @settlement_uk A settlement is an official agreement intended to resolve a dispute or conflict. It is also a previously “uninhabited” place where people establish a community. These two terms come together to inform a project that questions the appropriateness of both. Situated within Mayflower 400, a massive cultural festival remembering the historic voyage of the Mayflower, ‘Settlement’ reasserts the presence and perspectives of contemporary people Indigenous to various tribal nations throughout North America and into the Pacific. ‘Settlement’ is designed as a creative response and reclaiming of public space to consider the impacts of colonisation on a diverse number of tribal nations who continue to thrive despite its long term effects. ‘Settlement’ creates space and time to address questions and traumas through contemporary artworks and engagement while also presenting a radical and complex living example of Indigenous resilience and intersection. The Settlement project goes beyond conversations of Decolonisation and historical trauma by presenting vibrant and evolving contemporary art & culture while actively practicing Indigenization. Artist Cannupa Hanska Luger has invited artists from various North American tribal nations and into the Pacific region to join in Settlement. Each invited artist is developing work that explores colonialism and its effects on Indigenous people beyond first contact, working with Luger and other Settlement artists over the course of a year to develop and produce their ideas. Engaging for one-week intervals throughout the project’s month-long run, the artists will overlap with Luger and several others so as to live and work together on-site in a large-scale installation of public art at Pounds House, Central Park, Plymouth, UK. #settlementuk #settlement2020 Artwork credit: @jeremynative – #regrann
- Thanks again to @defuniakheraldbeachbreeze and @stacymartin75 for sharing my January exhibit at @annehuntergalleries made possible by @escape2create check out the article, opening photos, install shots, and presentation images in case you missed it! #seasideFlorida
- Jeremy DennisThe Fall of Weskeyjak2018Archival Inkjet Print20 x 30 inches2/10 Wisakedjak(Weskeyjak) is the benevolent culture hero of the Cree tribe (sometimes referred to as a "transformer" by folklorists.) His name is spelled so many different ways partially because Cree was originally an unwritten language (so English speakers just spelled it however it sounded to them at the time), and partially because the Cree language is spoken across a huge geographical range in both Canada and the US, so it has many different dialects. Wisakedjak is a trickster character whose adventures are often humorous. Unlike Plains Indian tricksters, however, Wisakedjak is usually portrayed as a staunch friend of humankind, and never as a dangerous or destructive being. In this story, Weskeyjak teaches a lesson of patience when given goose [email protected] #seasideFlorida
- Jeremy DennisThe Oath (from Stories series) 2015Archival Inkjet Print20 x 30 inchesEdition 2/10 Based on post-colonization texts and theory rather than oral stories, TheOath, referencing Jacques-Louis David's 1784 painting, represents theduality between traditional and contemporary lifestyle. The loomingbackground appears to be a cityscape, while the foreground appears tobe a traditional representation of North Eastern Woodland architectureand regalia.The men in the image appear to be preparing for the hunt or for war;through their collaborative efforts, they represent the important ideal ofsolidarity. Available at $ 450.00 USD on view until the end of January at @annehuntergalleries #seasideFlorida #artshow #florida #panhandle
- Reposted from @annehuntergalleries (@get_regrann) – Next Friday! Co-hosted by @amavidacoffee and Escape to Create with delicious tapas from @graytonbeachcatering – #regrann