Book Talk: Still Dangerous! The Harmony Hammond Reader edited by Tirza True Latimer

A book talk at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art celebrating the release of "Still Dangerous! The Harmony Hammond Reader", edited by Tirza True Latimer, with the pioneering artist, writer, educator, and curator Harmony Hammond. The gathering features a conversation between Hammond, Latimer, and artist Steve Locke, offering an opportunity to engage with the work and legacy of one of the defining figures of New York's feminist and lesbian art movements. The book brings together five decades of Hammond's writings addressing the historical invisibility of women and lesbian artists, the politics of gender and sexuality in creative practice, materiality, resisting censorship, and strategies of feminist and queer abstraction. Hammond, a leading figure in the feminist art movement in New York in the early 1970s and a co-founder of A.I.R. gallery and Heresies magazine, has lived and worked in northern New Mexico since 1984.