Contact: When Odd Gets Even by Nadia Myre • Wondereur

1 an exclusive artwork

“I WAS THINKING of the ‘red’ man as the odd man out, or the nucleus, in a way. And then, I thought of aboriginal people being corralled by white people into reserves and later residential schools. It also speaks to the whole concept of power in numbers and liminal space. This work is tongue and cheek, basically the red stripes have an odd number of rows while the white stripes have an even number… in the end count, odd gets even.”
— Artist Nadia Myre

Artist Nadia Myre is on Wondereur because influential curators such as Joseph Boyden believe she is important and on the rise.

An original Mixed-Media by Montreal-based artist Nadia Myre exclusively curated for Wondereur by preeminent north-american writer Joseph Boyden.

Edition of 7

Original Mixed-Media

38 x 38

Framed

SIGNED by the artist

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2 a top curator pick

Artist Nadia Myre curated by preeminent North-American writer Joseph Boyden

“I totally admire Nadia, and I love her work. She tears apart the stereotypes and clichés that people associate with native art then stitches them back together in a spellbinding way.”

PREEMINENT NORTH-AMERICAN WRITER • GILLER PRIZE WINNER • CANADA READS WINNER

In collaboration with the Globe and Mail, Wondereur invited award-winning novelist Joseph Boyden to share the work of an artist he admires. A preeminent Canadian writer based in New Orleans, Joseph Boyden is exploring the history of First Nations in an attempt to reconcile communities that often misunderstand each other. The first three volumes of his “cosmology of the Bird family,” Three Day Road, Through Black Spruce (Scotiabank Giller Prize winner, 2008), and The Orenda (Canada Reads winner, 2014) became an integral part of the national conversation about reconciliation.

3 an investigative photo documentary

Exclusive 21-page photo documentary from our investigative journalist team in collaboration with award-winning photojournalist Renaud Philippe. Location: Montreal, Canada. Copyright Wondereur 2020.

MEET with artist Nadia Myre curated by preeminent North-American writer Joseph Boyden.

PHOTOJOURNALIST FOR WONDEREUR RENAUD PHILIPPE

A two-time winner of the Québec Independent Journalists Association awards Renaud Philippe worked in India, Haiti, Nepal, Kenya, Tunisia, Canada, and is a regular contributor to Québec’s daily newspaper Le Devoir. His work on Haiti was recognized by Pictures of the Year International.

4 an artist to invest in

Exclusive career analysis and market overview from our investigative journalist team.

GET the facts behind Nadia Myre’s success, career development and price. The value of her art is expected to significantly increase in the next few years.

PRESENT IN 23 NOTABLE COLLECTIONS

Including the Banff Centre & Smithsonian Institution

18 SOLO EXHIBITIONS

10 in the last 5 years

40 GROUP EXHIBITIONS

24 in the last 5 years

18 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS

12 in the last 5 years

7 SOLO EXHIBITION CATALOGUES

Including the Smithsonian Institution

13 GROUP EXHIBITIONS CATALOGUES

Including the National Gallery of Canada