Please check out images I took for Indigenous Peoples' Day on Randall's Island, NYC. “This isn’t a day about protesting Columbus, it’s about celebrating indigenous people,” the founder of Indigenous Peoples Day New York City said. The event has become part of a larger conversation about how the city recognizes historical events. Link in Bio!
Please check out images I took for Indigenous Peoples' Day on Randall's Island, NYC. “This isn’t a day about protesting Columbus, it’s about celebrating indigenous people,” the founder of Indigenous Peoples Day New York City said. The event has become part of a larger conversation about how the city recognizes historical events. Link in Bio!
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#Repost @dorskymuseum• • • • •This Friday, please join us for a lecture by exhibiting artist Jeremy Dennis (b. 1990, Shinnecock) at 9:30 am in Lecture Center 100 @jeremynative . In his work, Dennis explores issues relating to indigenous identity, assimilation, tradition, and history often utilizing themes of indigenous mythology to recreate Native American stories and legends……“Community and Continuity: Native American Art of New York” is on view through December 9th. …..Photo by Mark Segal. #communityandcontinuity #npsocial #hudsonvalley #hudsonvalleyart #artisttalk #photography #nativeamerican #shinnecock #newyork #indigenous #newyorkart @nysmuseum #newyorkstate @sunynewpaltz @newpaltzphotoclub @photonp @photographmag 
Please join us at SAC for a hangout/mini reception which is another chance to share with friend’s and family the work of EEC5 @southamptonartscenter, tonight, 6 to 8 pm.Images: Untitled, (from 'Rise' series), 2018, metal prints, 20 x 30 in. 'Rise' reflects upon the historical legacy of the Pequot War, King Philip's War, and the fear of indigenous people in the New England and later throughout the United States. Fear, in this instance, comes from the acknowledgement 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. 
All set! Jeremy Dennis Announces: Indigenous Histories: Ubiquitous Inquiries Digital Photographs from On This Site, Indigenous Landscape Photography and Oral Story Photography Rogers Memorial Library, 91 Coopers Farm Rd, Southampton, NY 11968 (631)283-0774 Free Public Reception: November 3rd, 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm, light refreshments and snacks will be servedSouthampton, NY – The Madelle Hegeler Semerjian Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of old and new works featuring Shinnecock artist and photographer Jeremy Dennis. The “Indigenous Histories: Ubiquitous Inquiries” show will run from November 1st, 2018 – November 30th, 2018 with an opening reception First Saturday, November 3rd from 3-4 p.m. The exhibition will feature a selection from Dennis’ work On This Site, a collection of site-specific indigenous histories represented by landscape photography and Stories, oral stories and legends represented using portrait digital photography.Many of the works are inspired by local history, exploring overlooked local history and cultural narratives surrounding indigenous people on Long Island. The exhibition takes place for the entirety of National Native American Heritage Month, which aims to provide a platform for Native people in the United States of America to share their culture, traditions, music, crafts, dance, and ways and concepts of life. This gives Native people the opportunity to express to their community, both city, county and state officials their concerns and solutions for building bridges of understanding and friendship in their local area. “Indigenous Histories: Ubiquitous Inquiries” will run through November 30th, 2018. The artist will be present at the opening reception Saturday, November 3rd from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. to discuss and sells work and books.Gallery hours are Monday – Thursday 10:00– 9:00, Friday 10:00—7:00, Saturday 10:00—5:00, Sunday 1:00—5:00 For additional information or for appointment with artist, please contact Jeremy Dennis, 631.566.0486 ### 
@Regranned from @thecenter4socialjustice – Yesterday, as part of our Indigenous People Series, CSJHU co-hosted the opening reception for Jeremy Dennis & his solo exhibit: Nothing Happened Here.This exhibition of new photographs by Jeremy Dennis is being featured at Suffolk County Community College’s Flecker Gallery, on the Ammerman Campus from 2/818 – 3/15/18. Dennis is an indigenous artist who was raised & continues to live & work on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation in Southampton, New York. The exhibition is accompanied by full color catalog. Please contact us or the Flecker gallery directly for directions, to schedule an appointment, or to request a catalog or more information. #csjhu #sunysflk #indigenouspeopleofli Flecker GallerySuffolk County Community College533 College RoadSelden, NY 11784631-451-4093 [email protected]://sunysuffolk.eduhttps://www.facebook.com/fleckergallery/ Gallery hours: Monday – Thursday 10AM – 4PM and by appointment – #regrann