Images and text on this site © Linda Dawn Hammond 2013
PHOTOGRAPHY series
MUSIC photos, punk/ rock/ etc.
TRAVEL photos and writing, including New Orleans Mardi Gras 1984
WRITERS: Photo Portraits
HEALTH: articles and links on GMOs, St. Patrick's Day Parade, Montreal
Montreal World Film Festival, Reviews and Photos
Iraq War PROTEST photos
The Quebec Summit Protest (FTAA) Report
The OKA crisis: Mohawk warriors vs. the Canadian army
SEXGARAGE: Montreal police vs. Montreal gay community
Memoirs of a Nobody in Particular by Edward James Hammond
DawnOne's Photo Album
LINKS Page
Appreciate the work put into creating this website? Leave a TIP for this SITE with PAYPAL! NEW!! BLOG: Press Bush's (Sr. and now Jr.) button to PERSONAL NEEDS series 2006 Montreal St. Patrick's Day Parade (plus links to past events)! I'm presently exhibiting my NEW!! REBEL REBELLE- PUNKS & PROVOCATEURS is a photography exhibit of LINDA DAWN HAMMOND, AKA Dawn One,
held in Montreal at the Foufounes Electriques in April 2005 and still available in its web version. BLOG: What happens when you
cross a TOMATO with a FISH with a SCORPION?... Dawson City, Yukon and Alaska UK
Photo Gallery
Brighton Beach, UK Thames River, UK Niagara Falls, Canada and USA
Off and En ROUTE 66, USA
Mardi Gras, New Orleans, USA
Photo Portraits of Writers and
The Quebec Summit... It Was a Gas, Then a Disappearing Act PHOTOS and REPORT from the FTAA SUMMIT by Linda Dawn Hammond
Masked Avengers©Linda Dawn Hammond 2001 The FTAA Summit Protests in Quebec To commemorate the 10th
Anniversaries (Year 2000) of "Oka" and "Sexgarage", both political events documented by Montreal photographer Linda
Dawn Hammond, two series of images of that volatile summer of 1990 were merged in an exhibit entitled, HOT
JULY. Go To OKA WEB
Exhibit!!! "Behind the Barricades: OKA" is a
series of documentary photographs taken during the "Oka Crisis" of
1990, in Kanehsatake and Kahnawake. The images cover the warriors,
community life behind the barricades, the army manoevers, the
teargassing on the bridge in Kahnawake, the peace camp and subsequent
support events. The web site is a work-in-progress. Go To SEXGARAGE WEB
Exhibit!!! The "SEXGARAGE" incident occurred
during the same summer as the Oka Crisis. On July 14, 1990 in Old
Montreal, an underground party which included many members of the gay
and alternative crowd was closed down by the cops. 32 MUC police
moved in, sent people into the streets and subjected them to
homophobic taunts, beatings and arrests. The photographs are the only
documentation in existence of the party itself and the street attack,
and have been published in several newspapers and periodicals. The
photos also include the
Love-in
in front of Police Station 25, during which 47 violent arrests were
made of peaceful demonstrators, including the photographer, and
demonstrations to mark the event. SEXGARAGE was a pivotal moment in
Montreal gay history as it galvanized the community into action, to
protect the rights of gays and address homophobia in the police
force. In Aug., 2000 my 10th Anniversary photo exhibit for OKA and SEXGARAGE was
subject to a homophobic attack and dismantled at Les Vivres vegan restaurant in Montreal.
Only the SEXGARAGE artwork was destroyed. Memoirs of A Nobody in Particular Dawn One's
Personal Photo Album Comments
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hormones and other related food and health issues
REBEL REBELLE- PUNKS & PROVOCATEURS is a photography exhibit of LINDA DAWN HAMMOND, AKA Dawn One.
It continues in its virtual web form. The physical
exhibit was held in Montreal at the Foufounes Electriques in April 2005 and a show is planned in Toronto, 2008, pending upon a suitable gallery space emerging.
It features over 250 photos taken from the perspective of a participant in the punk scene, from 1978 to the present.
Portrayed are people and bands from interweaving punk, alternative, hardcore, Goth and gay scenes, in Montreal, Toronto, NYC, and Europe.
The show closed with an auction of the special edition prints, with 50 percent of the net proceeds going to the charity, Medecins sans Frontieres.
Exhibit Photos and text,
check the Blog Index for list of bands and subjects.
Protest photos, 2004 and past, and commentary...
I have finally posted the entire series, which are self-portraits based on actual personal ads.
Click magic Peace Troll (or your heels, if that works for you!) to go to the photographs!
I will be photographing this year's Montreal 2007 parade (March 18), so check back later!
2003 Montreal World Film
Festival
27th Edition
MUSIC PHOTOGRAPHY,
including
VINTAGE PUNK and ALTERNATIVE from 1977 onwards,
on INDYFOTO at:
It features over 200 photos taken from the perspective of a participant in the punk scene, from 1978 to the present.
Portrayed are people and bands from interweaving punk, alternative, hardcore, Goth and gay scenes, in Montreal, Toronto, NYC, and Europe.
This marks the first time these particular photos have appeared in exhibit! The show closed with an auction of the special edition prints and a current EBAY auction (type in PUNKS & PROVOCATEURS) ending June 12. 50% of the net proceeds will be donated to the charity, Medecins sans Frontieres.
Date: 02/04/05 - 30/04/05. Vernissage: 05-04-05 , 4:00 PM - 8:00
PM
I was interviewed by CKUT , a local Montreal radio station, on my memories of the punk scenes I participated in. The interview is
currently in their archives, air date: April 28th, 2005.
Exhibit Photos and text,
bi-weekly update on this BLOG!GENETICALLY MODIFIED
ORGANISMS
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articles and links on this serious health issue-
GM Food!
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TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY and WRITING
Off to the Seaside!
Set Adrift...
Quebec Writers' Federation Awards photos
CLICK on the Masked Avengers!
More Archival PHOTOS, REPORTS, LINKS and INFO!
2005 marked the 15th Anniversary!
A selection of my photographs of the OKA crisis, link below, were on exhibit in Warwickshire, UK, JUNE 25- AUGUST 31, 2005 at
COMPTON VERNEY. They were part of an exhibit entitled, "The American West",
curated by Jimmie Durham, a well known artist, writer and activist of Cherokee descent, alongside co-curator Richard William Hill, of Cree heritage and formerly a Curator at
the Art Gallery of Ontario. As such, a quite different, politically charged and
illuminating take on the history of this continent was presented. I feel very honoured to have been included.
Closer to home, I was interviewed by CKUT (7 MG MP3 file) , a local Montreal radio station,
as part of a week long program commemorating the OKA crisis, entitled, "OPEN CRISIS".
The 1/2 hour long interview covered my participation as alternative independent media behind the barricades.
The potato
reveals all.
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This site is dedicated to my dear father, Edward James Hammond
(20/3/1929 - 23/8/2002)
Chez Nous!
