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Jon Sasaki: Homage & I Contain Multitudes

School of Art Gallery University of Manitoba, 255 ARTlab, 180 Dafoe Road, Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Canada
FLASH Photographic Festival in partnership with The School of Art Gallery, proudly presents Jon Sasaki: Homage & I Contain Multitudes, two extraordinary exhibitions exploring legacy, materiality, and the Canadian landscape tradition through photography and video. Join the Opening Reception on February 27, 5:00–8:00 PM, and don’t miss the Artist Talk at 12:00–1:30 PM in 368 ARTlab, School of Art Gallery, where Jon Sasaki will share […]

learn to do by doing

Manitoba Crafts Museum & Library 1-329 Cumberland Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Learn to Do by Doing is an exhibition of pieces from the MCML collection that document research and study of craft. Workbooks and assignments made by students of all ages, with samples of techniques carefully labelled. Sample books from crafters documenting independent research, or building reference works to return to again and again. Samplers made […]

Beyond the Green: Building Perspective & Layered Emotion by Jordan Miller

cre8ry Adelaide Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
This exhibition explores the abstract whimsy of the landscape while a capturing both a sense of new identity and adventures to come. Abstract landscapes are imaginary places where the mind intuitively goes when creating. A sense of places travelled to and experiences witnessed can be seen in the work. Some pieces capture an emotional roller […]

Streets and Skylines – Opening Reception

Shorty’s Pizza 53 Maryland Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
“Streets and Skylines” showcases the vibrant essence of New York City through a curated series of urban and street photography by Marc Kuegle. From towering skyscrapers and distinctive architectural details to candid everyday moments, this exhibition captures the city’s unique blend of structure and soul. With its unmistakable New York-style atmosphere, Shorty’s Pizza provides the […]

Practicing Partnering Pathways with Guest Artists Sarah Hutton & Aiden Cass, Co-Directors of Generous Mess

The Rachel Browne Theatre 204-211 Bannatyne Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
In this class we will share some of our partnering tools, ideas, and curiosities we use in our company’s creative practice and partnering repertoire. We will start the class with a series of exercises and games to warm up our sensation, listening, weight sharing, and backspace. We will then share some partnering pathways and explore […]

Becoming a Workshop Facilitator – Urban Art Biz

Join us for Season 4, Episode 5 of Urban Art Biz as we focus on Becoming a Workshop Facilitator  Presented in partnership with Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art Gallery  Wednesday, April 23rd, 2025 from 12:00 – 1:00 pm CST With our very special guests: Kiana Fontaine, Jessie Jannuska, Fred Spence, and host Justin Bear L’Arrivee.   Do […]

Tomato Blues & by means of each other

The Rachel Browne Theatre 204-211 Bannatyne Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
WCD presents two works on a shared program: Lina Cruz’s work, Tomato Blues and Generous Mess’ work, by means of each other. April 25-26, 7:30 pm April 27, 4:00 pm Artist Talk to follow Sunday matinee Tomato Blues Created and Performed by Lina Cruz Composer: Philippe Noireaut Dance, songs, text, bricks and a chair come […]
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