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Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Land

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Land

Old Stone House, 3rd Street 336, 11215, Brooklyn

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Land

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Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Land is an art exhibition at the Old Stone House in Brooklyn. Guest-curated by Jeremy Dennis, a member of the Shinnecock Indian Nation and executive director of Ma's House & BIPOC Art Studio, it features work by Luanne Redeye, Ella Mahoney, Leonard Harmon, and Dennis himself. The show presents Redeye's monoprint collage, Mahoney's Theories of belonging, Harmon's ntapi nuxwis (I Am Here My Grandchild) and Grandma Warned Me, and staged photography by Dennis. A free opening reception with the artists takes place on September 16, 2026, from 6 to 8 PM.

Written by a model, sources: theoldstonehouse.org

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Old Stone House is in New York City’s Brooklyn.

3rd Street 336, 11215

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