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Surreal Histories features the fantastical storytelling photography of Sandra Ayala @sandyrn3 , Jeremy Dennis, and Karisha Hickman @khickmanphotography . With history as a precursor, these works feel timeless yet timely, identifying unique narratives that speak of the Native American, African American, and Latinx experiences of “America.” On view March 13 – April 12, 2020, at Hell Gate Arts, 755 East 133rd St., Bronx, NYOpening Reception: Friday, March 13, 2020, 6-8pm at Hell Gate ArtsPublic Program: TBA#enfoco #bronx

February 27, 2020

Surreal Histories features the fantastical storytelling photography of Sandra Ayala @sandyrn3 , Jeremy Dennis, and Karisha Hickman @khickmanphotography . With history as a precursor, these works feel timeless yet timely, identifying unique narratives that speak of the Native American, African American, and Latinx experiences of “America.” On view March 13 – April 12, 2020, at Hell Gate Arts, 755 East 133rd St., Bronx, NYOpening Reception: Friday, March 13, 2020, 6-8pm at Hell Gate ArtsPublic Program: TBA#enfoco #bronx

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Honored to have been asked to be part of Native Perspectives at the @metmuseum in #newyorkIn conjunction with Art of Native America: The Charles and Valerie Diker Collection, contemporary Native artists and historians have been invited to respond to eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Euro-American works in the American Wing's collection. Offering a multiplicity of voices and perspectives, the contributors present alternative narratives and broaden our understanding of American art and history.For my perspective, I was asked to create a caption for William Merritt Chase (American, 1849–1916). At the Seaside, ca. 1892. Oil on canvas, 20 x 34 in. (50.8 x 86.4 cm). The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Bequest of Miss Adelaide Milton de Groot (1876–1967), 1967 (67.187.123). On view in gallery 769.My caption in the Met :This work depicts a leisurely beach scene painted one year after Chase opened a school of art near the Shinnecock Indian Reservation on Long Island's East End. This land is situated on the Shinnecock people's ancestral territory—of which more than 4,422 acres was stolen through an illegal transaction in 1859. The school and Chase's stay on Long Island was devised by Mrs. Janet S. Hoyt, a wealthy patron of the arts and an artist who lived in the Shinnecock Hills. Hoyt proposed a summer employment opportunity for Chase with the end goal of developing a real-estate venture and transforming the area into a summer-resort destination. Despite the increased eagerness to settle in the Shinnecock Hills, the Shinnecock Indian Nation has remained vigilant in asserting their rightful title to their ancestral land. —Jeremy Dennis (Shinnecock) Please join me for The East Hampton Arts Council and Golden Eagle Presents the Creative Networking NightFriday, June 7th from 6:00 pm – 7:30 pmRobert Calvery – Visual ArtistJeremy Dennis – PhotographerEileen Obser – Author / MemoiristKaren Simon – Maker of ThingsGolden Eagle / Studio 144144 North Main St. East Hampton, NYThe East Hampton Arts Council and Golden Eagle are pleased to announce that we will continue to sponsor CREATIVE NETWORKING NIGHTS (CNN) in the ‘Barn’ at Golden Eagle on North Main Street in East Hampton, NY. Each CNN evening gives five presenters, who have made a career in the visual, performing and literary arts, an opportunity to talk about the arc of their careers or focus on their present work. Talks can be accompanied by a slide show, short videos, poetry readings, excerpts from books, as well as songs and instrumental pieces. Musicians are asked to provide their own PA system if needed.Light refreshments are served afterward and artists are encouraged to network.We hope that you can join us for these fun and informative events. Feel free to spread the word!THE EAST HAMPTON ARTS COUNCIL and GOLDEN EAGLEhttps://www.easthamptonartscouncil.org/calling-all-creatives.html Three mystery pieces of mine in Ashawagh Hall @ashawaghhall#Repost @sheehanartwork• • • • • •East Hampton, New YorkFIRST SHOW OF 2020! If you’re local to East Hampton, New York this Valentine’s Day I’d love to see you! While many of us have plans, the hours of our opening night preview party with the artists is from 3pm-9pm giving a range of time! If this doesn’t work, you will still be able to see the show from 11am-5pm during gallery hours until the 17th of February! Thank you @jtil @negk for inviting me to join the show! #sheehanartwork #2020 #FREESNACKS #FREEDRINKS #easthampton #brailleart #contemporaryart #groupshow #artgallery #newyork #longisland #partytime #springs #amagansett #sagharbor #southhampton #westhampton Please join me Sunday, June 2 | 4 PM | (Free) for an artist presentation about our work. Hosted by Paton Miller with presentations by Jeremy Dennis, Francine Fleischer, Christine Keefe, Suzanne LaFleur, Kai Parcher-Charles, and Cindy Pease Roe.EAST END COLLECTED5 & EEC Jr.Curated by Paton Miller4/20-6/9East End Collected5 continues to reflect Paton Miller’s vision of this area as an ideal environment for artists to create work. Through this exhibition, Miller celebrates these 32 new artists and marks Southampton Arts Center as a home where the East End arts scene can continue to thrive. A special new addition to this fifth year of EEC is East End Collected Junior with a select group of teen artists.Gallery Hours: Thursday to Sunday, 12 – 6 PM
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