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Barbara Hammer

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American filmmaker (1939-2019)

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Barbara Hammer was born on May 15, 1939. She began her work period in 1968.

She died on March 16, 2019.

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Film & TV

Hollywood, California, USA

Barbara Hammer was born on May 15, 1939 in Hollywood, California. She was a visual artist working primarily in film and video. She made over 80 moving image works in a career that spanned 40 years. She is considered a pioneer of queer cinema.

Known for

  • Barbara Forever — Self (archive footage)2026
  • Vever (For Barbara) — (voice)2023
  • A Month of Single Frames — Self2019
  • Queer Genius2019
  • Evidentiary Bodies2018
  • Carolee, Barbara and Gunvor2018
  • Beyond the Bolex — Self2018
  • Dykes, Camera, Action! — Self2018
  • Film Hawk — Self2016
  • Masculinity/Femininity — Self2015

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Family name
Hammer
Gender
female
Citizenship
United States
Place of birth
Hollywood
Place of death
Manhattan
Occupation
artist
Languages spoken
English language
Image
ArtAndFeminismNYC-Barbara Hammer.jpg
Work location
New York City
Show 11 more facts
birth name
Barbara Jean Hammer
cause of death
ovarian cancer
date of birth
1939-05-15
name in native language
Barbara Hammer
date of death
2019-03-16
Commons category
Barbara Hammer
start of work period
1968-00-00
sexual orientation
lesbianism
described at URL
vtape.org/artist?ai=186
manner of death
natural causes
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