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Fleurir, 2026

An exhibition of new paintings by Cynthia Imogen Hammond will be on view at La Boîte Ludique, 86 Av. Laurier Ouest, Montréal, QC H2T 2N4 from 30 May to 30 […]

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Between the moon and me, 2023-24

Facing a serious illness in 2023, I started a series of self-portraits collectively titled “Between the Moon and Me.” These drawings and paintings explore moon rites, animal familiars, matrilineal ties, […]

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The Gardens of Marie Clews, 2023

In 2023 I spent a joyful April as artist-in-residence at La Napoule Art Foundation in Mandelieu-La Napoule, in the south of France. Funded by the David Graham Foundation, my residency […]

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Wintersweet, 2021-22

In Winter 2021-2022 I began a series of small paintings on cardboard called “Wintersweet”. I had been thinking about the way that winter, despite being a time of dormancy, or […]

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Illuminated from Within: The Notman Garden series, 2019

In 2019 I was artist in residence at the Association […]

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Abundant with Bloom – L’univers floral des femmes de la famille Colby, 2018

Abundant with Bloom – L’univers floral des femmes de la […]

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The edge of her garden, 2017

In April 2017 I was artist in residence at the Caetani Cultural Centre in Vernon, British Columbia. The Centre is named after Sveva Caetani (1917-1994), who was born in Italy […]

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Giardino dell’Eden, 2016-

In 2016-17 I am working on a series of acrylic paintings on unprimed, unstretched canvas. My inspiration is the Giardino dell’Eden – quite literally a walled, locked garden named Eden, […]

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all between, 2014

The Pool – Transnational Creatives is a group of creatives, writers, artists, musicians, and cultural agents from around the world. We met in Djurönäset, Sweden in August 2014 to begin […]

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Imago, 2014

In summer 2014 I was invited to participate in, and help organize, a fundraiser for Imago Théâtre. Imago was looking for support for Artista, a mentorship program in which theatre […]

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The Gardens of Partis College, 2014-

In 1824, a wealthy Englishwoman named Ann Partis bought land outside the Somerset city of Bath to create a utopian housing project for elder gentlewomen who had fallen on hard […]

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Olveston Blooms, 2013

Dorothy Michaelis Theomin (1888-1966) was a mountaineer, a photographer of mountains, an avid traveler, and a philanthropist who lived most of her life in Dunedin, New Zealand. Her family were powerful […]

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36 Views of Aoteatroa, 2013-

This series of landscape paintings refer to the renowned book of woodblock prints by Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai (c 1760-1849), 36 Views of Mount Fuji, which I saw in person for […]

Collaborations

The Suffragettes’ Orchard (2009-2012)

Between the spring of 1910 and the spring of 1912, sixty-eight women planted sixty-eight young evergreen trees and holly bushes in a two-acre field on the outskirts of the heritage […]

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After Audubon, 2009

After Audubon was a small series of small collages I made in 2009. Always delighted by the naturalist books I was given as a child, I decided on a whim […]

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Home, 2004

Home was a solo exhibition at the Latcham Gallery, Stouffville, ON (Maura Broadhurst, curator) in 2004. The two series exhibited were Home and Emotional Floorplans. In both cases, the personal or […]

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