
Women of the Ramapough Lenape Nation
Witness women and young girls from the Ramapough Lenape Nation reclaiming long forgotten ancestral stories, revealing personal connections to these narratives and in the process, raising awareness to a community whose tribal land is 20 miles outside of Manhattan. This powerful series of portrait photography has been exhibited at historical museums and colleges, and available for future exhibitions.
Filmmaker Myles Aronowitz's insightful documentary follows Levart and the women as they embark on a creative process that transports viewers into an indigenous, nature-loving world; ancient, contemporary, personal, and unabashedly - matriarchal.
Corn Woman (Ashlynn Kumar)
Past Exhibitions, Film Screenings and Speaking Engagements
Bergen Gallery at Bergen Community College, Paramus, NJ
Parliament of World Religions, Toronto, Canada
The Historical Society of Rockland County, New City, NY
Ramapo College, Mahwah, NJ
Bartow Pell Museum, Bronx, NY
American Indian Community House, NYC
Governor's Island, NYC
New York Society of Ethical Culture, NYC
Nyack Library, Nyack, NY
Warwick Library, Warwick, NY
NYU Kimmel Windows, NYC
La Mama Galleria, NYC
Tappan Library, Tappan, NY
Ringwood Library, Ringwood, NJ