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Photos and Short Stories
The Arts Incubator Winnipeg is a hub and space for experimentation, collaboration, and creative production grounded in real community experience. Through story and photo, we document the moments that shape our work—late-night editing sessions, first-time gallery installations, youth-led workshops, quiet breakthroughs, and collective challenges. These snapshots offer more than a behind-the-scenes look; they reflect the rhythms, relationships, and realities of building something meaningful together. Whether it’s an emerging artist discovering their voice or a group reimagining their surroundings through art, each moment tells a part of the story we’re living and shaping as a creative community. Sometimes, we just post photos we like for fun.
Echoes of Winnipeg’s Radio Days
Spotting Winnipeg's old signs from the days when radio was everyone's primary link to the outside world.
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The Clack of Caribou Teeth
A look at a handmade Inuit amauti crafted by Martha Eetak, featuring intricate beadwork and hand-drilled caribou teeth.
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Rural Craft Spaces Matter
Moving past online algorithms to rebuild the physical infrastructure that independent and Indigenous artists rely on.
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Murals, Meetings, and a Summer Afternoon at Stella’s
From mural planning and arts programming to film, research, and community development, a productive afternoon in Winnipeg highlights a busy summer season.
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Cosmic Canvas
Winnipeg artist Jamie Bell showcases a space-inspired painting using spray paint and acrylic.
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Spring Short Stories for: June 6, 2026
This collection archives five dystopian and romantic narratives exploring survival, technology, and human connection within urban spring.
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Jukebox In Exile: Country Songs for Coming Home with C.C. Trubiak
Northern Manitoba artist C.C. Trubiak releases fourth album Jukebox In Exile, shaped by wildfire evacuation and country music traditions.
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Cellulose Illusion
The line between reality and cinematic illusion blurs beautifully on the historic pavements of downtown Winnipeg.
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