NADIA MYRE

The Indian Act was amended many times. on April 17, 1985, after a 15+ year struggle led by Mary Two-Axe Earley, Bill C-31 was passed.

it finally revised Indian status to address the gender discrimination of the Act.

The Indian Act of 1985 abolished enfranchisement and restored status to those whose status had been removed through enfranchisement.

• Links to other resources about enfranchisement and Mary Two-Axe Early

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Portrait in motion, 2002

rethinking anthem, 2008

The scar project —2005 to 2013

scarscapes —2010

Archival digital print on rag paper, 72" x 44"

Archival digital print on rag paper, 72" x 44"

De quoi l'image et t'elle le nom? Momenta—Biennale de l’image, Galerie UQAM, Montreal, 2107

Meditations on Black Lake —2012

orison / oraison, 2014

Digital print, 43 x 33 inches, edition of 7

Digital print, 43 x 33 inches, edition of 7

Digital print, 43 x 33 inches, edition of 7

Scattered Remains / Tout ce qui reste, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Montreal, 2017

TRee of SHIFTING Forms, Canadian CULTURAL Centre, Paris, 2018

Code Switching and Other Work, GLasgow international, glasgow, 2018

Francis Back, Scene depicting the sharing of the peace pipe, for the ‘Night Rounds’ poster. Pencil drawing on paper, on loan courtesy of the Collection Pointe-à-Callière, donated by Francis Back, atop

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Frederick William Fairholt, Tobacco : its history & associations; including an account of the plant and its manufacture; with its modes of use in all ages and countries with 100 illustrations by the a