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Home / Eva Suluk

Eva Suluk

A founding member of our arts collective, Eva Suluk is a cultural connector specializing in traditional knowledge, drumming and oral history storytelling. Her work has been supported by the Canada Council for the Arts. An Inuit artist residing in Arviat, Nunavut, she is renowned for her expertise in preparing dried caribou meat. She has been featured in the IsumaTV series "Inuit Makers," specifically in the segment titled "Drying Caribou," which showcases her traditional skills and knowledge in meat preservation.
Cooking caribou over an open fire creates moments of connection that strengthen family ties and keep cultural traditions alive.
Arts & Creative Leadership

Cooking, Connection and Caribou

Eva Suluk reflects on family, tradition, and the lasting connection to her late mother while preparing country food on the western shores of Hudson Bay.
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Towed along in a sturdy wooden qamutik, you feel the crisp, biting air hitting your face.
Photos and Short Stories

Gone Fishing

May your lines stay tight, your tea stay hot, and your company be the absolute best.
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High ground in a garden planter provides the perfect tactical vantage point for monitoring every local passerby.
Photos and Short Stories

The Great Goose Occupation

Give these stubborn avian squatters plenty of space unless you want to hear their famous and intimidating hiss.
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Igluvigaq
Photos and Short Stories

Igluvigaq

Youth and Elders share traditional snow house building skills, reinforcing Inuit identity, pride, and resilience on the land
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Under the Overpass
Photos and Short Stories

Under the Overpass

Between the rusted mesh and shimmering blue tiles, Winnipeg’s underpasses hide a strange, cold kind of concrete magic.
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A Beautiful Day
Photos and Short Stories

A Beautiful Day

February in Winnipeg can be beautiful February has a quiet kind of beauty all its own. The air is still crisp, but there’s a subtle…
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There's nothing more fun than planning a simple community art workshop and mini exhibition.
Photos and Short Stories

Paint Nights, Good Vibes.

Paint, music, snacks, good people — suddenly confidence feels possible and community feels real again.
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Libraries.
Arts & Creative Leadership

Libraries.

Libraries are quiet acts of care.
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In a world driven by online perfection and follower counts, we’ve chosen a different path — one rooted in real relationships, shared values, and grassroots action. This is what community-first work looks like.
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Thriving in the Algorithmic Age.

From Production to Curation, Connection, and Taste Generative AI has fundamentally and permanently altered the landscape of creative work. In a world where high-quality text,…
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The Quiet Bird on the Sill
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The Quiet Bird on the Sill

His neighbor's mysterious daily ritual becomes an obsession. He must know her secret. But what if the kindest act is not to solve the mystery,…
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Jukebox In Exile is the new country music album from Flin Flon singer-songwriter C.C. Trubiak, blending classic country, honky-tonk, Americana and traditional storytelling into a collection of songs inspired by resilience, community and life in Northern Manitoba. Written during and after the 2025 Flin Flon wildfire evacuation, the album draws influence from country music legends including Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris, Waylon Jennings and George Jones. Featuring the singles "Old Country Songs," "Being Rich" and the charting track "Outlaws Meditation," Jukebox In Exile showcases Trubiak's signature songwriting while celebrating small-town life, northern Canadian culture, queer country music and the enduring spirit of Flin Flon. The album is available now on major music streaming platforms.
Manitoba's own C.C. Trubiak's new album "Jukebox in Exile" dropped on June 5! Check it out!

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Upcoming Events

The Under $100 Art Show is coming to Winnipeg August 13-16, 2026. Get your tickets now for this amazing event! The Art Spot Canada Under $100 Art Exhibition is coming to Winnipeg, Manitoba this August! ART SPOT was created in 2008 in Calgary to support local emerging artists.  ART SPOT has curated and facilitated over 100 successful art events, including solo exhibitions, group exhibitions, workshops, concerts, body painting competitions, markets, community events and more.

WINNIPEG 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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NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO ARTS

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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