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Author: Tony Eetak

Tony Eetak is an emerging artist, musician and culture connector from Arviat, Nunavut, now exploring the arts in Winnipeg, Manitoba. A founding member of the Art Borups Corners, Tony has a demonstrated passion for photography, music, composition, and visual arts. With over five years of experience as a dedicated volunteer, collaborator and co-funder of several arts projects, Tony has been involved in various participatory arts events through organizations like the Arviat Film Society, Global Dignity Canada, Inclusion in Northern Research, and Our People, Our Climate. His contributions earned him recognition as a National Role Model by Global Dignity Canada in 2023. His work has been supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, Manitoba Arts Council and the OpenAI Researcher Access Program.
They gather beneath giants—paint, steel, and silence pressing down like weather. Here, they are not exhibits but echoes, resisting the stillness with their own weight of being. This is not interruption. This is grounding. A reminder that presence is also a kind of art.
Winnipeg in Black and White

Under the Gaze of Giants

In a quiet alcove beneath towering canvases, a small group of youth sit cross-legged, whispering between museum murmurs. Their presence, casual and at ease, contrasts…
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Each fracture finds its place. Each piece, once discarded, now holds position in something greater. This mosaic doesn’t erase what’s broken—it listens to it, arranges it, builds a compass out of the scattered. To stand at its center is to feel the world pulling gently toward wholeness.
Winnipeg in Black and White

Centering the Fragments

A compass mosaic of shattered pieces, reassembled with intention and grace. Laid into the stone floor like a secret map, the mosaic catches the light…
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Smoke traces the shape of what we won’t say aloud. Time slips between drags, between stories told sideways. The cold doesn’t bite—it clarifies. Here, outside sanctioned architecture, the body remembers its edge. And in the blur of smoke and breath, truth flickers briefly—then vanishes.
Winnipeg in Black and White

Smoke Break, Truth Break

The sidewalk becomes a threshold—between class and conversation, between performance and pause. Smokers linger in the hush before reentry, clustered in quiet familiarity.
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Inside a corridor built for function, time folds. Artists unfurl memory onto tables, turning concrete into ceremony. The space hums—not with commerce, but with return. Every glance, a stitch. Every exchange, a quiet reclamation. What was paused begins again, not as before, but more deeply rooted.
Winnipeg in Black and White

Art on Campus

Inside a corridor built for function, time folds. Artists unfurl memory onto tables, turning concrete into ceremony.
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We walk not just forward but inward—through a corridor lined with knowing. Each carving, a pause. Each sculpture, a signal. The visible vault glows ahead, but the path matters too: lined with memory, with meeting, with the kind of learning that sinks deeper than words ever could.
Winnipeg in Black and White

Toward the Vault

The corridor outside the gift shop hums with quiet reverence.
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A scoop becomes a witness. The swirl is not dessert—it is doctrine, layered with pixel-static and the soft surrender of vanilla in fluorescence. Forty-six thousand five hundred fourteen eyes have seen it, but none tasted the same myth twice. The cone, pinned to the wall like a saint. Cold sugar, eternal return. A bite taken in Elmwood ripples into the archive of glances, archived now in memory, now in metadata. Art lives here—not in frames, but in freezers, in marker-signed mandates, in the quiet sermon of soft-serve melting into ritual.
177 Weeks

Soft Serve Frequencies

The cold hum spills sideways across time, tasting like the absence of plans. A cone dissolves before it’s named. Somewhere between ketchup packet and ceiling…
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Through Winnipeg in Black and White, I’ve explored the hidden stories of the city, capturing moments where light, shadow, and silence reveal deeper connections to place. This series, shaped by both photography and digital editing, invites viewers to reflect on the urban landscape from an Indigenous youth perspective.
Winnipeg in Black and White

City Seen, City Felt

Through this project, I sought to explore the spaces that make up Winnipeg—not as fixed landmarks but as living, breathing parts of a shared experience.
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This is where the practice breathes — not in the studio or the pitch deck, but in the exhale afterward. In the quiet after you’ve given so much. In the ordinary, where art doesn’t have to prove itself. You are not your deadline here. You are not your critique. You’re just someone with tired hands and an appetite for something simple, something real, something served with a smile and a "thanks for coming in tonight."
177 Weeks

Art Lives in the Silence Between Bites

In the still life of a Winnipeg diner table, time rests between granules. Sugar, salt, and ketchup — the elemental trinity of the everyday —…
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Snowdrifts rise nearly to the rooftops in Arviat after a multi-day blizzard swept through the community. Residents are now hard at work clearing paths and driveways, shovels in hand. For many, it’s just another typical winter clean-up in Nunavut.
2024-2025 Internship Moments

Digging Out, Nunavut Style

Residents of Arviat are shovelling out after a multi-day winter blizzard blanketed the community in deep snowdrifts, some piled nearly to the rooftops.
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Spring is almost here. Photo by Lucy Eetak.
2024-2025 Internship Moments

March Break

It's our March break. Time for fishing derbies, short vacations and a breath of fresh air as we wait out the end of winter and…
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