Cynthia Imogen Hammond

Do Not Be Afraid, 1998

Do Not Be Afraid was both a series of works I undertook in 1997-98, and the title of an exhibition I had at the Bowmanville Art Gallery/Visual Arts Centre of […]

Collaborations

Take Back the Night – Montreal, 1998

In August 1998 I was invited to contribute as an artist to the annual Take Back the Night march in Montreal. Much of my research in the studio and elsewhere […]

Collaborations

Winged for a Day, 1998

As part of my ongoing research about the winged human figure, I undertook a number of projects in which I made small wings and offered them to others to wear. […]

Collaborations

The Gathering of Earth – 101 Mountains, 1998

In 1998 I co-organized a group exhibition of student work and series of talks at Concordia University with Karen Huska and Caroline Alexander (Stevens). The events were called, collectively, AHKSSISSTTSTATOAA, […]

Solo

Floralscapes, 1993-94

In my last year of living in Hamilton, Ontario, I had an exhibition at a new restaurant on King Street West (near downtown’s Hess Village), which showed local artists’ work. […]

Collaborations

Bountiful Woman, 1992 & 1994

In 1992 and again in 1994, a group of feminists and feminist artists in Hamilton came together to organize two, non-juried exhibitions celebrating women’s creativity. The core members were Renée […]

Collaborations

Compound, 1992-93

I graduated from McMaster University in 1993, but the previous year participated in the graduating exhibition of 1992, as by then I had finished all my studio arts courses. That […]

Solo

One in the Flock, 1992

In the summer of 1992 I had my first solo exhibition at the Broadway Cinema, which had exhibition space within a lovely, large marquee theatre on King William Street in […]

Solo

Early landscapes (1991-94)

During my last year of study, and following my graduation from McMaster University’s BFA in 1992, I worked in a downtown Hamilton art store, Rath Art Supplies, owned by the […]

Collaborations

Locke Street Studio Show – 1991

The Locke Street Studio was briefly located on Locke Street South in Hamilton, a great neighbourhood tucked in between downtown to the east, the 403 expressway to the west, and […]

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