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Capturing the shot

Tony Eetak, a founding member of our program, frames a shot outside the Asper Centre for Theatre and Film at the University of Winnipeg
Jamie Bell 6 Jun 2025
Tony Eetak, a founding member of our program, frames a shot outside the Asper Centre for Theatre and Film in Winnipeg. Photo: Jamie Bell

Tony Eetak, a founding member of our program, frames a shot outside the Asper Centre for Theatre and Film in Winnipeg. Photo: Jamie Bell

Framing the Scene: A Youth Artist at Work

It’s always inspiring to see Tony Eetak, a talented Winnipeg-based youth artist and one of the founding members of our program, in his element! Here, he’s captured framing a shot outside the Asper Centre for Theatre and Film at the University of Winnipeg. A musician by practice, Tony’s dedication to his craft and his role in establishing our program are truly inspiring, showcasing the vibrant artistic talent emerging from Winnipeg.

We’re incredibly proud to have Tony as part of our artistic community. His contributions as a founding member have been instrumental in shaping our program, and moments like this — where he’s actively engaged in the creative process — highlight the passion and vision he brings. We eagerly anticipate seeing the incredible work he continues to produce.

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Jamie Bell

Jamie Bell

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Jamie Bell is a Winnipeg-based interdisciplinary artist and strategist working at the intersection of media arts, community engagement, and public affairs. Among others, his work has been supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, the Manitoba Arts Council, and the OpenAI Researcher Access Program, with a focus on participatory media, strategic communications, and arts-based collaboration across northern and urban contexts.

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MANITOBA ARTS PROGRAMS

This platform, our Winnipeg, Manitoba hub and programs have been made possible with support from the Manitoba Arts Council Indigenous 360 Program. We gratefully acknowledge their funding and support in making the work we do possible.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Arts Incubator was seeded and piloted with strategic arts innovation funding from the Canada Council for the Arts Digital Greenhouse. We thank them for their investment, supporting northern arts capacity building and bringing the arts to life.

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This platform, our Northwestern Ontario hub and programs have been made possible with support from the Ontario Arts Council Multi and Inter-Arts Projects Program. We gratefully acknowledge their funding and support in making the work we do possible.

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