In a time when Native American communities continue to face discrimination and struggle to maintain their cultural identity, sacred sites and land rights, artist, June Van Dunk is playing a crucial role in bringing attention to these issues. Through her powerful and thought-provoking artwork, she is not only supporting her tribe, the Ramapo Munsee Nation, but also educating and inspiring others to take action and stand in solidarity with her community.
Van Dunk is a lifelong resident of Hillburn, New York and a self-taught artist, working in a broad spectrum of mediums including paint, inks, pencil and digital art. Van Dunk's vivid use of color and symbolism conveys the emotions and resilience of her people. She uses her talents to take viewers on an unforgettable journey; reminding them of the important role we all play in society.
So open your eyes and hear the voices of this community through her creativity and allow it to start conversations, challenge beliefs, and make a better future for the Ramapo Munsee people. For information, please visit www.ramapomunsee.net.
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