Tag: Contemporary Art

Solo Exhibition @ TIAN Contemporain

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I am thrilled to announce my forthcoming solo exhibition, waking dream wanderers: where are you drifting?, at TIAN Contemporain in Montreal-QC!

The exhibition will run from January 17 – February 21, 2026, with an opening reception on Saturday January 17 from 2-5pm. Refreshments will be served.

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About the show:

TIAN Contemporain is pleased to present waking dream wanderers: where are you drifting? a solo exhibition by Canadian artist Nicole Crozier. This new body of work explores camouflage, illusion, and the shifting truth value of images…

…Crozier’s layered compositions function as portals or “theatres of the mind,” offering space for viewers to pause, reflect, and consider reality as an ongoing fabrication. The dual nature of their photographic and painterly compositions allows for moments of rupture that draw attention to the techniques and strategies used to index and interpret the world…

– Amanda Zhang

Read the full press release

“HEADS” @ Leading Role Exhibition, Uni. of Ottawa, April 2016

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Head (Hair), from "Heads" Series, 2015
Head (Hair), from “Heads” Series, 2015
Head (Dessert), from "Heads" Series, 2015
Head (Dessert), from “Heads” Series, 2015
Head (Necklace), from "Heads" Series, 2015
Head (Necklace), from “Heads” Series, 2015
Head (Present), from "Heads" Series, 2015
Head (Present), from “Heads” Series, 2015

I’m am excited to announce that four pieces from the Heads series will be on display from April  4-24th, 2016 as part of “Leading Role”, an exhibition exploring the performative nature of gender and identity in dialogue with the works of Shakespeare.

“Leading Role is part of Shakespeare 400, a four-month project that marks the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death and the beginning of his afterlife. This exhibition will engage with this most translated and performed playwright in the world by inviting artists to think through, against, and with his many explorations of the performance of gender, gender relations, and identity.”

The connections between performance and gender will be underscored by the location of this exhibition: The Department of Theatre’s Academic Hall at the University of Ottawa. 

Vernissage: April 7th at 5:00 pm, Academic Hall, 135 Séraphin-Marion, Ottawa, ON