The Moon Person, 2 2017⁠#artforsale ⁠(Link in Bio)⁠⁠Mounted Dibond Print on Aluminum 2/10 30 x 40 inches ⁠⁠The Moon Person is influenced by a Biloxi (an indigenous tribe from Louisiana/Mississippi Valley) oral story with the same name. In earlier days, the Moon Person would visit the people of this area. One day, a child with a muddied hand placed their hand on the Moon Person, causing him shame and eventual disappearance toward the sky.⁠⁠I was honored to have had the support of @parrishart to produce and exhibit this work from my photo series 'Stories' during the 2018 Parrish Road Show.

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Honored and grateful to be in the collection of @irwintlevy thank you sir! The Moon Person 2 will have a home just down the road from The Parrish Road @duckcreekarts in Springs 🖼️🌚🌜 Grateful and honored to be working with Division Street Editions to produce prints of my latest Rise series. Thanks to Scott Sandell and Peter Solow for this opportunity Thanks everyone for coming! More pics soon. The show is open on weekends until September, or by appointment Regrann from @cherryholmesd – Next stop on the #bestartsdayever was to see @jeremynative exhibit for the @parrishart #parrishroadshow. @nativblood opened the exhibit with a traditional #nativeamerican #shinnecock ceremony in his regalia. Jeremy will have a book out on this series exploring #indigenous history. Teacher friends— Shane is also available to teach about his native culture. @latergram with @lcat324 – #regrann 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."