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- Stories, Selected Works by Jeremy Dennis - April 21 - 30, 2019
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MENUMENU
- About
- Work
- Contact
- News
- 2020
- New York State Museum - Digital Field Trip on Facebook
- Parrish Art Museum - Telling Stories May 15, 2020
- NY Times - Drive By Art Show
- Drive By Art - Moment of Social Distancing Art Project
- Living with the Pandemic - Long Island History Project Podcast
- 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
- Urban x Indigenous 2020 - Urban-Indigenous Futurism - Online Exhibit
- Telling Stories: Changing the Narrative – Parrish Art Museum May 3rd – July 26, 2020
- Drive By Art - Moment of Social Distancing Art Project
- 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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Great night at @tripoligallery for the Thanksgiving Collective. Some opening night photos with my piece near the entrance. On view until Jan 30
November 30, 2019
Great night at @tripoligallery for the Thanksgiving Collective. Some opening night photos with my piece near the entrance. On view until Jan 30
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- "Mall" 2018#artforsale'Mall' is one of nine images part of the virtual group exhibit Telling Stories at the @parrishart museum curated by David Pagel from my series 'Rise.' The exhibit was set to open in May but canceled in person due to COVID 19. You can still see the works online on the Parrish Art Museum's website and there is a great catalog with an essay on my work by @savismith‘Rise’ reflects upon the historical legacy of the Pequot War, King Philip’s War, and the fear of indigenous people in New England and later throughout the United States. Fear, in this instance, comes from the acknowledgment of our continued presence, not as an extinct people, but as sovereign nations who have witnessed and survived four hundred years of colonization.Playing with recognizable zombie film and TV show iconography, ‘Rise’ highlights parallels between the apocalyptic rising undead and popular misinformation of indigenous people as a vanished race.
- Jason's Rock, 2016 #artforsaleArchival Inkjet Print 1/10 21 x 29 inches 23 x 31 inches Jason's Rock is a large glacial erratic boulder named after Montaukett Indian Jason Hoopte, described as an old man who used to pause at that spot on his journeys between Sag Harbor and East Hampton. There is a natural depression on top of the rock that collects rain, insuring a continual supply of fresh water which, despite the weather, is always cold.Jason's Rock is one of the stops on the East Hampton Trails Preservation Society's Deb Foster Trail, with a historic marker that tells it's history.
- Untitled (from 'Rise' series), 2019 #artforsaleArchival Inkjet Print 1/10 29 x 21 inches 29.25 x 21.25 inches framed‘Rise’ reflects upon the historical legacy of the Pequot War, King Philip’s War, and the fear of indigenous people in New England and later throughout the United States. Fear, in this instance, comes from the acknowledgment of our continued presence, not as an extinct people, but as sovereign nations who have witnessed and survived four hundred years of colonization.Playing with recognizable zombie film and TV show iconography, ‘Rise’ highlights parallels between the apocalyptic rising undead and popular misinformation of indigenous people as a vanished race.
- Hi friends and family! My 30th birthday is coming up on June 20 this is a fundraiser I’m seeking support to restore Ma’s House and have a Shinnecock BIPOC Artist Studio. Depending on what you’re able to contribute you may get a portrait/headshot, artwork, locally brewed kombucha “Kombatcha”, massages, paddle boarding sessions, and more! Please read about my plans for the future of Ma’s House and share it! Link in Bio to learn more or contribute.
- The Moon Person, 2 2017#artforsale (Link in Bio)Mounted Dibond Print on Aluminum 2/10 30 x 40 inches The Moon Person is influenced by a Biloxi (an indigenous tribe from Louisiana/Mississippi Valley) oral story with the same name. In earlier days, the Moon Person would visit the people of this area. One day, a child with a muddied hand placed their hand on the Moon Person, causing him shame and eventual disappearance toward the sky.I was honored to have had the support of @parrishart to produce and exhibit this work from my photo series 'Stories' during the 2018 Parrish Road Show.