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Nadia Myre

Contact: When Odd Gets Even, 2002

Seed beads, thread and canvas, 35.5 × 35.5 cm

Gift of Collection Loto-Québec, acquired in partnership with the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal

Contact: When Odd Gets Even, 2002, Seed beads, thread and canvas.

© Nadia Myre. (Licence émise par Droits d’auteur Arts visuels – CARCC, 2017.) • Photo: Richard-Max Tremblay
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Nadia Myre

Born in Montreal (Québec), Canada, in 1974

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Ciboulette, 1968, Light panel (green neon).
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Carton II, 2006, Polymerized gypsum, tobacco, gum, matches, 1/2.
Liz Magor, Carton II, 2006
Registre nº 2, inscription de choses et de lieux, 1989, Acrylic on plywood.
Guy Pellerin, Registre nº 2, inscription de choses et de lieux, 1989
Tarpaulin No. 2, 1974-1975, Mixed medias on tarpaulin and rope.
Betty Goodwin, Tarpaulin No. 2, 1974-1975
Cold Heaven, 1983-1984, Gold leaf on plywood and black and white framed photograph.
Robert Longo, Cold Heaven, 1983-1984
Box #4, 1962, Various materials collage.
Charles Gagnon, Boîte nº 4, 1962
Affections, 1993, Various materials.
Serge Murphy, Affections, 1993
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Eclipsing the Past, Present and Future, 2008, Ink on cut 3M reflecting material and Shoji paper.
Ed Pien, Eclipsing the Past, Present and Future, 2008
Untitled, 1985, Oil, encaustic and wood on canvas.
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The Density of Notion, 1986, Iron, ashes, metal wire and egg tempera on cardboard.
Pieter Laurens Mol, The Density of Notion, 1986
In the Street (Tom), 1989, Photolaminate with acrylic and ink monotype on canvas.
Ian Wallace, In the Street (Tom), 1989
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