Echoes Beneath the Dome
The dome of St. Boniface Archdiocese rises with quiet dignity, a structure as solemn as it is beautiful.
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Winnipeg
Our Arts Incubator Program, based in the heart of downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba, is a vibrant new initiative designed to celebrate and elevate Canada’s arts and culture. This dynamic space fosters participatory arts, providing opportunities for creative expression through music, storytelling, Indigenous art, and special events for all ages. Rooted in community-building, the program offers youth-focused activities, workshops, and mentorships that bring together artists, families, and audiences from across the region. Our programs have been supported by the OpenAI Researcher Access Program., the Canada Council for the Arts and the Manitoba Arts Council.
Old Signs of Winnipeg: Nutty Club
The famous "Nutty Club" for quality! An enduring piece of painted advertising in downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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Main Street Treasures
Main Street's pawn shops and thrift stores hold countless stories and unexpected treasures.
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Winnipeg’s Enduring Ghost Signs
Explore Winnipeg's historic Exchange District through its captivating ghost signs. Discover faded advertisements that tell tales of the city's past.
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Summer is here!
For us, The Forks isn’t just a destination—it’s an anchor. It’s where we meet, dream, and begin many of the collaborations that ripple outward across…
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Building an Art Idea Generator
Generate real, usable art ideas with this AI tool made for digital artists, media makers, and creators.
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The Quiet Rows
Tony Eetak's "Bridges of Winnipeg" exhibition highlights how spaces shape learning and connection.
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Participatory Action Research Assistant
AI Tools for Community Research: Built by Youth, Guided by Values
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Finding Art in Winnipeg’s Unexpected Places
Tony Eetak captures the city's hidden graffiti and explores the quiet beauty of its bridges in his black and white photo exhibition.
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Capturing the shot
Tony Eetak, a founding member of our program, frames a shot outside the Asper Centre for Theatre and Film at the University of Winnipeg
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