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Derek McCormack and Micah Lexier: Art, Text, and Collaboration

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National Arts Centre — Azrieli Studio

1 Elgin Street, Ottawa, ON K1P 5W1

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Derek McCormack and Micah Lexier: Art, Text, and Collaboration

A Conversation Across Art and Writing

Derek McCormack and Micah Lexier discuss collaborations including City of Letters and I Am The Coin in a conversation presented by Ottawa Public Library. A question-and-answer period follows.

The event is at the Azrieli Studio of the National Arts Centre on Wednesday, November 25 at 7 pm. It connects with programming for the library's forthcoming gallery at Ādisōke.

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  • Admission: Free. Use the NAC registration page.
  • Address: 1 Elgin Street, Ottawa.
  • Questions: The organizer invites questions for the artists by November 23; submission instructions are on the official event page.
  • Access: Seating is unreserved. The main entrance and back-row accessible seating are accessible; other rows require stairs.

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National Arts Centre

Canada's bilingual, multi-disciplinary home for the performing arts, featuring four performance venues, the NAC Orchestra, and the 1 Elgin restaurant with Rideau Canal views. A National Historic Site with Brutalist architecture and a striking 2017 glass addition by Diamond Schmitt Architects.

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