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- “I see art-making, especially that which comes from the margins of the mainstream, as a site of resistance, a way of interrupting and intervening in those historical and cultural fields that continually exclude me, a sort of gathering of forces on the borders. For the dominant hegemonic stance that has worked to silence and subdue gender and ethnic difference has also silenced difference based on sexual preference.”
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Harmony Hammond
Harmony Hammond is an artist, art writer and independent curator who lives and works in Northern New Mexico. She is considered a pioneer of the feminist and lesbian art movement.
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- 1944-02-08
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- 2019-01-01
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- Harmony Hammond
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