Harmony Hammond: FRINGE
at SITE SANTA FE
1606 Paseo de Peralta Santa Fe, NM 87501
February 28–May 19, 2025
Video (3:15): In this short video artist Alannah Farrell talks about their creative practice.
Video (1:09:31): Queer painters Clarity Haynes and Alannah Farrell in conversation about Clarity Haynes creative practice and her recent publication Clarity Haynes: Portals (New Directions, 2024).
New art book. Clarity Haynes: Portals (New Discretions, 2024). The artist explores of childbirth, queerness, gender, and ritual.
Video (1:12:07): co-authors Flora Dunster and Theo Gordon talk about Photography — A Queer History (2024).
Video (4:50): The queer art exhibition ‘Ecce Homo’ by lesbian photographer Elisabeth Ohlsom (1961-2024) that travelled to Rome in 2000.
Video (1:12:09): Persisting Matters: Painter Hilary Harkness in conversation with art historian Ksenia Soboleva and art critic Jerry Saltz, May 2024. Hillary’s work explores the lesbian identity.
Video (1:06): This video presents queer artist Cajsa von Zeipel’s sculpture Gay Milk (2022) at the Company Gallery, New York, USA..
Video (4:26): One of Sotheby’s art experts talk about American queer artist Nicole Eisenman’s painting ‘Night Studio’ (2009). The video is a part of Sotheby’s ‘Getting Intimate with Art History’ series, 2023.
Nicole Eisenman at Sadie Coles HQ, 8 Bury Street SW1Y, London, UK, 13 November 2024 – 25 January 2025.
Sigrid Karolina Sofia Fridman (1879-1963) was a Swedish sculptor and poet.
Illustration: Ellen Key (1953) a bronze statue by Sigrid Fridman
Illustration: The Annunciation (1899) by Sigrid Blomberg (1863-1941). Marble. Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, Sweden.
Video (28:20) Catherine McCormack talks to American artists Hilary Harkness and Sophia Wallace.
Video (7:59): Hilary Harkness talks about her creative practice. A documentary by the Persisiting Matters series, 2024.
Video (1:27:36): A presentation and talk about her creative practice by American artist Carrie Yamaoka at the School of Visual Arts in New York, 2022.
Video (4:53): Artist Ulrike Müller and curator Eva Birkenstock talk about Ulrike’s exhibition Monument to My Paper Body at Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023-2024.
The queer feminist art blog and resource site has come of age!
Video (36:32): the Podcast Marie Laurencin: Avante-garde Painter of Paris by STUFF YOU MISSED IN HISTORY CLASS.
Illustration: 1923, Portrait de Mademoiselle Chanel [referring to Coco Chanel], oil on canvas by Marie Laurencin
Video (0:23): A quick look inside the art book Tamara de Lempicka, edited by Gioia Mori and Furio Rinaldi. Tamara de Lempicka (1894-1980) was a bisexual artist and modernist painter.
Video (0:20): A quick look inside the artbook: Marie Laurencin: Sapphic Paris, edited by Simonetta Fraquelli and Cindy Kang.