#Repost @gallerynorthli• • • • • •Join us this Saturday for our next Virtual Artist Encounters. We will be talking to Jeremy Dennis 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. Register at http://www.gallerynorth.org/virtual-artist-encounters and learn more about his work in advance of the event at [email protected] #virtualartistencounters #longislandartists #contemporaryartPortrait by Simon Howell
#Repost @gallerynorthli• • • • • •Join us this Saturday for our next Virtual Artist Encounters. We will be talking to Jeremy Dennis 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. Register at http://www.gallerynorth.org/virtual-artist-encounters and learn more about his work in advance of the event at [email protected] #virtualartistencounters #longislandartists #contemporaryartPortrait by Simon Howell
http://instagram.com/jeremynative
Related posts:
#Repost @culturedeclares• • • • • •London, United KingdomIndigenous Cultures: Representation and Mis-RepresentationWednesday May 27thThe Offer 11.00-12.30pmIn the global response to climate and ecological emergency, indigenous communities are very much on the front line, but their voices are rarely heard and they have little control over how they are represented. See work by indigenous artists and communities, Join a discussion with, @jeremynative Jeremy Dennis, contemporary fine art photographer and a tribal member of the Shinnecock Indian Nation in Southampton, NY, whose work explores indigenous identity, culture, and assimilation, Thiago Jesus, @PeoplesPalaceProjects, who will talk about their work in the Brazilian Amazon and Sarah Shenker, Senior Researcher with Survival International @survivalinternational who work alongside tribal peoples around the world.Facilitated by @Polly.Gifford from @Complicité.This session has been inspired by Complicité’s production The Encounter, that will be available to watch online for free, from 15-22 May (See Complicité website www.complicite.org) 
Please join Corinne Erni @ernicorinne and I tomorrow, Friday, May 29, 5pm on Zoom! Discussion: Parrish collection artist/Shinnecock Nation member Jeremy Dennis—who explores indigenous identity, assimilation, and tradition—discusses his work featured in the online exhibition during this livestream curator's talk. Please register on the Parrish Art Museum website to receive log in info. See you! 
#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 
#Repost @anastasjames• • • • •Today we welcomed exhibiting artist Jeremy Dennis (b. 1990, Shinnecock) to campus for a lecture open to all New Paltz students @jeremynative …In the highly cinematic work he is known for, Dennis explores issues relating to indigenous identity, assimilation, tradition, and history often utilizes themes of indigenous mythology to recreate Native American stories and legends….A deviation from his highly staged photography, this image is of his senior thesis exhibition “The Moral of Hubris or a story of What Not to Do in ‘Pauppukkeewis’” where Dennis turned the appropriation of his culture back onto its oppressors through the display of instances of misappropriation in pop culture and Hollywood films.