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Shagwong

Shagwong is a sacred, village and historic site north east of Indian Fields in Montauk. Legends are associated with the area, along with mentions of "Indian Huts" being seen there during the early contact period....

Ghost of the White Deer

Ghost of the White Deer, 2016, is from a larger series depicting indigenous myths.

Signed on the mat board.

Provenance

Of Memory, Bone, & Myth - February 2017
Colonel Eugene E. Myers Art Gallery, Grand Forks, ND

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Behind the Dance

A series of portraits and interviews of indigenous dancers, singers, vendors, and visitors at New England Pow Wows that I've met from 2014 to the present.

https://vimeo.com/248944110

The New England Powwows I've visited and are included in the book are:
Shinnecock 2014
Lenni Lenapi 2015
21st Gateway to Nations Powwow
Mashpee 2015
Narragansett...

Ayeuonganit Wampum Ayimꝏup - Here, Wampum Was Made

Ayeuonganit Wampum Ayimꝏup, Here, Wampum Was Made, also known as Parrish Pond, is the site of a former Shinnecock wampum-manufacturing site.

In 2000, a protest led by Shinnecock tribal member Rebecca Genia began at Parrish Pond. Despite a peaceful protest, three...

Nothing Happened Here SCCC Exhibition Catalog

Exhibition Catalog for Nothing Happened Here photo exhibition at Suffolk County Community College.

Read more about the exhibition here.

https://vimeo.com/257829090...

Chokanipok (Man of Flint)

Chokanipok (Man of Flint) is a mythological figure from the Algonquian people. He is the third brother of the cultural hero Manabozo. Chokanipok had a body as big as a mountain. He fought many battles with his brother Manabozho. Manabozho’s arrows tore off pieces of Chokanipok’s body, which fell to Earth as pieces of flint. When Manabozho...

The Stolen Wife

The Stolen Wife is influenced by a Tewa (indigenous people from New Mexico) oral story of the same name. In this story, the storyteller explains the diversity of bird species in North America; as a sudden hail storm falls upon a man and woman, black birds arrive to shield them from the torment, permanently changing their appearance from the impacts....

The Buzzard

Based on a story of Manabozo and the Buzzard....

Glooscap Grants Three Wishes

Based on Algonquian myth 'Glooscap Grants Three Wishes.'...

Spirits in the Wind

Jeremy Dennis (b. 1990) is an artist and photographer born and raised on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation in Southampton, NY. Dennis received his Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art at Stony Brook University and earned a Master of Fine Arts degree from Pennsylvania State University. Dennis most recently received the Dreamstarter Grant from Running Strong for American Indian Youth to pursue a project titled On This Site, an art and photography based research project of landscapes significant to indigenous history and continued presence from ten thousand years ago to the present.

Dennis currently lives and works in Southampton, New York on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation.

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About Artist

Jeremy Dennis (b. 1990) is an artist and photographer born and raised on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation in Southampton, NY. Dennis received his B.A. in Studio Art from Stony Brook University and earned an MFA from Pennsylvania State University. Dennis most recently received the Dreamstarter Grant from Running Strong for American Indian Youth to pursue a project titled On This Site, an art and photography based research project of landscapes significant to indigenous history and continued presence from ten thousand years ago to the present.

Currently living and working in Southampton, New York on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation.

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P.O. Box 479
Southampton, NY 11968

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