Vikky Alexander, Obsession #3, 1983, silver gelatin print, vinyl type, coloured Plexiglas, Collection of the Vancouver Art Gallery, Gift of the Artist

Matilda Aslizadeh, Production (from Moly and Kassandra series), 2018, 3-channel video installation with sound. Courtesy of the Artist and Pari Nadimi Gallery, Toronto.

Pushpamala N
Sunhere Sapne (Golden Dreams)
1998
hand-tinted black and white photograph
Shumita and Arani Bose Collection, NY

Bruce Conner
Bombhead
1989/2002
Pigment on RC photo paper, acrylic Private Collection
© Estate of Bruce Conner/SODRAC (2017)

Sara Ludy, Clouds Pond 2, 2015
Courtesy of the artist

Diálogo, 1980
Photographic print mounted on a lightbox

Vikky Alexander, Obsession #3, 1983, silver gelatin print, vinyl type, coloured Plexiglas, Collection of the Vancouver Art Gallery, Gift of the Artist

Matilda Aslizadeh, Production (from Moly and Kassandra series), 2018, 3-channel video installation with sound. Courtesy of the Artist and Pari Nadimi Gallery, Toronto.

Pushpamala N
Sunhere Sapne (Golden Dreams)
1998
hand-tinted black and white photograph
Shumita and Arani Bose Collection, NY

Bruce Conner
Bombhead
1989/2002
Pigment on RC photo paper, acrylic Private Collection
© Estate of Bruce Conner/SODRAC (2017)

Sara Ludy, Clouds Pond 2, 2015
Courtesy of the artist

Diálogo, 1980
Photographic print mounted on a lightbox

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