Winnipeg News

Our Arts Incubator Program, based in the heart of downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba, is a vibrant new initiative designed to celebrate and elevate Canada’s arts and culture. This dynamic space fosters participatory arts, providing opportunities for creative expression through music, storytelling, Indigenous art, and special events for all ages. Rooted in community-building, the program offers youth-focused activities, workshops, and mentorships that bring together artists, families, and audiences from across the region. Since May 2024 our programs have been supported by the OpenAI Researcher Access Program.

Learn how the Ambassador for Climate Change works to create a global community of practice and care for climate action and negotiations. The Ambassador will speak to her role and work in climate diplomacy and negotiations, sharing Canada’s approach to engagement.

National Kindness Week is Almost Here! Join Us in Celebrating Kindness, Dignity, and Climate Action

National Kindness Week is a time to come together and celebrate the power of empathy, compassion, and small acts of kindness that create lasting impact in our communities. As part of this year’s celebration, we’re hosting a special event featuring Catherine Stewart, Canada’s Ambassador for Climate Change, to highlight how kindness and collaboration play a vital role in global climate action.

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A 1980s style video game splash screen made for fun during one of this year's activities where youth and artists are learning about the arts, creative processes and gamification.

Winter Program Introducing Gamification for the Arts

One of the most exciting elements this year will be the creation of simple virtual galleries where artists can showcase their artwork. Using platforms that support VR and interactive storytelling, artists are learning how to design immersive spaces that highlight their creations.

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Winnipeg, Manitoba-based Art Borups Corners and its Youth, Arts, and Media has launched a new project aimed at building organizational capacity. The initiative involves workshops, events, and collaborative efforts to address relevant issues and amplify youth voices. Supported by community partners, the project aims to foster dialogue and awareness among young individuals from diverse backgrounds.

Art Stories Now Available on Google News Reader

Winnipeg, MB – Art Borups Corners and its Winnipeg Arts Incubator program, known for their innovative focus on media arts, oral history, and journalism, is now officially available on Google News. Subscribers can easily follow the groups using the Google News Reader, opening a new chapter for our platform as we connect with a broader audience.

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From all of us at Arts Borups Corners, Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

To everyone who has supported, participated in, or partnered with us—thank you. Your enthusiasm and dedication make everything we do possible. Whether you joined us in our studios, attended events, or followed along from afar, you’ve been an essential part of our journey.

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2023-2024 Activities, Impacts and Outcomes Report

We’re thrilled to share our 2023-2024 Activities, Impacts, and Outcomes Report! This year has been transformative, as we continued rebuilding our facilities, expanded our arts-based programming, and deepened our focus on climate entrepreneurship and creative leadership.

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Art Borups Corners and Winnipeg Arts Incubator founding member Tony Eetak is one of the emerging youth and artists using the OpenAI Researcher Access Program to support participatory arts, digital skills development and community-based research.

Transforming the Future With AI, Game Design and Participatory Arts Research

This year a small, grassroots arts hub in Northwestern Ontario and Manitoba is revolutionizing Northern arts and community research fusing art and AI. From skills to streamlining administrative tasks, empowering youth with gamified learning, and creating digital archives, this innovative program is building the next generation of leaders while addressing complex local issues with cutting-edge technology.

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Hard at work: We were so excited to be collaborating last year with biosystems students at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. It was inspiring to see Minnesota and Manitoba connecting through relationship development and engagement using the arts and experiential design. Photo: Kami Norland

How Learning About Experiential Design Can Transform Opportunities for Artists and Their Communities

Emerging artists in Winnipeg and Minneapolis have been stepping beyond traditional studios to address critical issues like food security and climate resilience through experiential learning. By combining hands-on practice with creative reflection, they’re using art as a powerful tool for community transformation while gaining invaluable real-world skills.

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