The Arts Incubator is a participatory arts collective and living lab, based in Winnipeg, Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario. It's a space where innovation and creativity thrive. It's latest iteration was launched in 2021 with funding and support from the Canada Council for the Arts Digital Greenhouse. Today, working with students and faculty from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, we fuse traditional and participatory media arts with artificial intelligence, music, storytelling and community-driven, land-based artist residencies to cultivate new voices and bold ideas. Whether through collaborative projects or immersive experiences, our small but vibrant community supports creators to explore, experiment, and connect. Join us at the intersection of artistry, technology, culture and community—where every moment is a new opportunity to create.
Spring is here in Northwestern Ontario! See how returning leaves showcase healthy ecosystems and the power of regenerative agriculture and tree planting for biodiversity, carbon…
Exciting progress in Northwestern Ontario! Our sustainable agriculture pilot project, supported by Manitoba Agriculture and Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, enters phase two. See how overwintered…
Growing Food Security from the Ground Up Today marks the International Day of Plant Health, a global reminder that the health of plants is deeply tied…
This raspberry shoot marks the beginning of our food production and sustainable agriculture pilot project—planted last year with support from Manitoba Agriculture Indigenous Food Systems…
Learn how small-scale farms in the Kenora District of Northwestern Ontario are boosting food security, creating jobs, and contributing millions to Ontario's economy—while advancing sustainability…
Join us for a hybrid presentation on this year's upcoming Food Security, Food Production, and Sustainable Agriculture program, hosted by interdisciplinary artist and community-based researcher,…
Across Ontario’s Far North, musicians and small arts organizations are keeping the music alive — often with only modest but crucial support from the Ontario…