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- Parrish Road Show Jeremy Dennis: Stories: Dreams, Myths, and Experiences - August 2018
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- 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
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- 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
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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
- 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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August 10, 2018
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- The Stolen Wife, 2015 #artforsaleArchival Inkjet Print 1/10 11.5 x 17.5 inches 16.25 x 22.25 inches framed 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, blackbirds arrive to shield them from the torment, permanently changing their appearance from the impacts.The Stolen Wife is from Stories (Oral Stories, Dreams, and Experiences), 2013 – PresentNative American stories and legends have traditionally served the role of dealing with the unknown for Native people, specifically to illustrate the power of nature and create a reverence for it. As a Native American myself, recreating these stories with digital photography is my way of dealing with my own mysteries – where I come from and who my people are. •••••#indigenous #artforsale #artcollector #nativeamerican #artcollectors #acrylicpainting #firstnations #modernart #contemporaryart #originalart #artlovers #ndn #artgallery #native #storytelling #fineart #legends #buyart #legendary #art #artist #artwork #artistsoninstagram #instaart
- #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)
- The Fall of Weskeyjak, 2018Archival Inkjet PrintEdition 2/1020 x 30 inches#artforsaleWisakedjak(Weskeyjak) is the benevolent culture hero of the Cree tribe (sometimes referred to as a "transformer" by folklorists.) His name is spelled so many different ways partially because Cree was originally an unwritten language (so English speakers just spelled it however it sounded to them at the time), and partially because the Cree language is spoken across a huge geographical range in both Canada and the US, so it has many different dialects. Wisakedjak is a trickster character whose adventures are often humorous. Unlike Plains Indian tricksters, however, Wisakedjak is usually portrayed as a staunch friend of humankind, and never as a dangerous or destructive being. In this story, Weskeyjak teaches a lesson of patience when given goose wings. •••••#artforsale #contemporaryart #artcollector #art #modernart #artist #artwork #artistsoninstagram #artcollectors #artgallery #fineart #buyart #instaart #artoftheday #gallery #artlovers #artsale #sale #galleries #forsale #shinnecock #myth
- Thank you @gwennie32 @nysmuseum for yesterday's digital field trip on Facebook featuring some of New York's indigenous artists and photographers from the NYSM collection. Can check out the video on their Facebook page if you are curious. Video Still: “Nothing Happened #2” Jeremy Dennis (Shinnecock), digital C-print. Nothing Happened Here is a photo series that explores the violence/non-violence of post-colonial Native American psychology.Reflecting upon my own experience and observations in my community, the Shinnecock Reservation in Southampton, New York, specifically the burden of the loss of culture through assimilation, omission of our history in school curriculum, and loss of land and economic disadvantage; this series illustrates the shared damaged enthusiasm of living on indigenous lands without rectification.The arrows in each image act as a symbol of everlasting indigenous presence in each scene. The images may be as compelling if the subjects were of indigenous descent, but the decision to use non-native subjects reveals a shared burden. The question remains of how to overcome this troubled past. As we learn of early contact-period history between colonists and indigenous groups, that history sticks with us, and it is difficult not to link current predicament of power, gained or lost, with that important past.
- TONIGHT: The @parrishartFriday Night Live program at 5pm with Terrie Sultan and David Pagel. Thanks to @easthamptonstar and @jenniferllandes for writing about our now digital exhibit 'Telling Stories' at the @parrishart curated by David Pagel. "The show looks at the role of narrative in the works of eight contemporary artists from varied backgrounds and regions of the country. These artists — JooYoung Choi, Jeremy Dennis, Jeffrey Gibson, Elliott Hundley, Candice Lin, Mary McCleary, Jim Shaw, and Devin Troy Strother — use their own histories to create “participatory dramas” in their work."