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Northwestern Ontario Living Lab
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Borups Corners

Art Borups Corners is an arts initiative based in Borups Corners, dedicated to advancing creative collaboration and cultural development across Northern and Northwestern Ontario. Supported by the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts, its work brings together artists, youth, and community members to explore new forms of interdisciplinary and digital expression. Through workshops, residencies, and participatory arts projects, Art Borups Corners strengthens creative capacity in rural regions, fostering connection, innovation, and a strong cultural voice rooted in the North.

Dangling beneath broad leaves, these delicate orange blossoms attract hummingbirds while launching seeds like tiny catapults.
Community Garden

Spotted Jewelweed (Impatiens capensis)

With dangling orange lanterns and anti-itch stem sap, Spotted Jewelweed is the ultimate humid-trail companion.
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Looking like a cheerful imposter, the False Sunflower quietly plays by its own unique botanical rules.
Community Garden

False Sunflower (Heliopsis helianthoides)

Don't let the name fool you—the False Sunflower outshines true sunflowers with seeds packed into every petal.
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Famous for its fiery yellow petals, the Black-Eyed Susan delivers essential nectar when other summer flowers fade.
Community Garden

Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta)

Famous for its fiery yellow petals, the Black-Eyed Susan delivers essential nectar when other summer flowers fade.
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Working outdoors continues to shape beautiful community spaces as we prepare for more summer garden programming.
Community Garden

Watching the Gardens Fill In

Our donated flowers have filled out beautifully, bringing colour, community pride, and new life to Dyment Recreation Park.
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More than 35 pounds of locally harvested grey, red, and varved wild clay drying after being slaked and processed. Every batch has helped us learn more about the natural materials beneath our feet.
Northern Ontario Arts

More Than 35 Pounds of Wild Clay, One Handful at a Time

Forest fires delayed our pit firing, but our wild clay journey continues with beautiful grey, red, and varved native clays.
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A beautiful cluster of native highbush cranberry blossoms blooming along the trails surrounding our land lab.
Community Garden

Highbush Cranberries

A surprising native shrub adds another species to the growing list of plants we love documenting each summer.
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Tomatoes Coming Along
Community Garden

Tomatoes Coming Along

Checking in on the land lab where this year’s tomato crop is coming along nicely.
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Clusters of winged rhubarb seeds hang heavy on their stalks in early July, slowly transitioning from a pale green to a warm, papery rose. Harvesting these pods right as they begin to dry ensures a high yield of viable seeds before summer winds scatter them across the garden. Saving them now guarantees a brand-new generation of hardy, tart perennials for future spring plantings.
Food Security and Innovation

Beyond the Pie: Why You Should Save Your Rhubarb Seeds

Don't throw away bolted rhubarb stalks. Learn how to easily harvest, dry, and store rhubarb seeds for next spring.
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Freshly cut poplar branches drying down under the sun, preparing for a fall pit firing season.
Northern Ontario Arts

Collecting Poplar Brush for Fall Pottery Pit Firings

Seasonal brush collection turns poplar into reliable, no-waste fuel for atmospheric ceramic pit firings in the fall.
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Tanya McArthur crafted these beautiful stuffed animals. They were on sale at the Canada Day Festival artists market at the Dyment Recreation Hall and Park earlier this week. Aren't they adorable?
Borups Corners

Plush Perfection

Beautiful hand-crafted stuffed animals created by Dryden artist Tanya McArthur were on display at this week's artist market.
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The Under $100 Art Show is coming to Winnipeg, Manitoba August 13-16, 2026!
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ART BORUPS CORNERS SOCIETY

Art Borups Corners is a non-profit arts incubator based in Melgund Township, Northwestern Ontario. We bring artists, youth, and local residents together through hands-on creative projects, workshops, and storytelling rooted in everyday life in the North. Our focus is on making space for people to try things, share skills, and build confidence through art that grows out of where they live.


We’re also a place for testing ideas and working across different ways of making — from land-based practice to digital work and everything in between. Much of what we do happens through partnerships and shared projects, connecting local creative work with wider conversations while keeping things grounded, practical, and community-led.


BN: 790519573RC0001

ESTABLISHED WITH FUNDING FROM

Canada Council for the Arts Digital Greenhouse Logo

This program was seeded with funding from the Canada Council for the Arts Digital Greenhouse program. This program allowed us to explore strategic arts innovation, capacity building and new technologies. Programming was also supported by the OpenAI Researcher Access Program, the Ontario Arts Council Multi and Inter-Arts Projects Program and the Province of Ontario. We thank them for their support.

PROGRAMMING SEEDED BY

Ontario Arts Council Multi and Inter-Arts Projects Program
Ontario Arts Council Multi and Inter-Arts Projects Program
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