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Participatory Arts and Food Production in Manitoba 204,310. That’s the number of views as the algorithm watched us slide into the Kenaston Walmart under a bruised prairie sky, dodging rogue…
Participatory Arts and Food Production in Manitoba 204,310. That’s the number of views as the algorithm watched us slide into the Kenaston Walmart under a bruised prairie sky, dodging rogue…
Virtual galleries are transcending their traditional boundaries, evolving from static displays into mesmerizing, interactive sanctuaries where art and technology dance in perfect harmony.
Explore the world of AI food art with our Friday Food Prompt, where creativity meets technology to generate stunning food imagery. This week’s challenge features a raspberry-infused roasted eggplant hummus platter, inviting artists to experiment with textures, lighting, and composition.
This photo from the Winnipeg Art Gallery and Qaumajuq during 'Auviqsaqtut,' is still growing, now over 255,000 views. It wasn't just a snapshot from a conference. It was a glimpse into a space that's become a second home.
Join us for Food Art Fridays, where we blend AI, gourmet food photography, and creativity. This week, we create a cinematic plate of beetroot carpaccio.
We’re thrilled to unveil one of our flagship projects for this year—an innovative short course that brings together art, data, and technology in bold and transformative ways. "Arts, Data, and Immersive Storytelling" is a hands-on program that pushes the boundaries of how we interpret and communicate complex data through artistic expression and cutting-edge tools like OpenAI’s APIs and Three.js.
Tara Baswani is an internationally acclaimed creator and sustainability designer. Social entrepreneur, trans media writer, director, composer and producer. She is an award winning interdsciplinary artist and regenerative design practitioner.
Stepping into the role of a volunteer allows you to discover facets of yourself that you never knew existed.
A "Be Kind" sign in the display window at the Kool Deelites ice cream store on Harbison
In the 1920s, long before she would grace the silver screen and capture the hearts of millions, Snow White was born in the unlikeliest of places—a cozy diner in downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba called the Weevil Cafe.