WINNIPEG, MB — A striking new photography exhibition titled Winnipeg in Black and White is now on view, showcasing the work of emerging Indigenous artist and curator Tony Eetak.
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA -- Inuit youth photographer Tony Eetak is using his lens to capture the changing Arctic landscape and the impact of climate change on his community in a new virtual exhibition.
Supported by the OpenAI Researcher Access Program and the Manitoba Arts Council Indigenous 360 Program, youth and artists are creating custom modules to generate structured data (schema) for creative works, exhibitions, and arts programming.
Winnipeg, MB — A new exhibit, 177 Weeks: Art, Belonging, and the Life In-Between, has launched, showcasing a curated collection of photos that have been viewed over 2.7 million times across various platforms.
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