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Art Without Bosses: The Case for Non-Hierarchical Arts A new wave of artist-led spaces is challenging traditional hierarchies, embracing collaboration, autonomy, and creative freedom. These self-managed collectives are reshaping the future of the arts across Canada. Discover how non-hierarchical models are empowering artists in our five-part series.

A new wave of artist-led spaces is challenging traditional hierarchies, embracing collaboration, autonomy, and creative freedom. These self-managed collectives are reshaping the future of the arts across Canada. Discover how non-hierarchical models are empowering artists in our five-part series.

Art Without Bosses: The Case for Non-Hierarchical Arts

Jamie Bell February 25, 2025

As artists across Canada rethink how they organize, traditional hierarchies in the arts sector are being challenged.

Building Foundations for Stronger Communities and Programs Rebuilding capacity in the wake of social disintegration and economic disruptions requires a comprehensive understanding of their unique challenges. This article explores the critical need to assess community needs through inclusive engagement methods, ensuring that recovery strategies are tailored to foster social cohesion and economic stability.

Rebuilding capacity in the wake of social disintegration and economic disruptions requires a comprehensive understanding of their unique challenges. This article explores the critical need to assess community needs through inclusive engagement methods, ensuring that recovery strategies are tailored to foster social cohesion and economic stability.

Building Foundations for Stronger Communities and Programs

Jamie Bell February 24, 2025

In the wake of societal shifts and economic disruptions, many small and northern Canadian communities face unprecedented...

Canadian Mennonite University: Winter Workshops February 23 Workshop

Canadian Mennonite University: Winter Workshops

The Arts Incubator - Winnipeg February 23, 2025

Next week, our spring and summer program begins, carrying us out across Canada.

Celebrating National Kindness Week 2025

Introducing our Kindness Protein Bar—vibrantly branded with the colours of Canada, Norway, Finland, and the USA, it’s a delicious symbol of global dignity and kindness. We imagined bite is a celebration of creative food production and community kindness, inspiring a ripple effect of nourishment and compassion. The project was piloted in 2023-2024 with funding and support from Global Dignity Canada, Manitoba Agriculture, the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.

Celebrating National Kindness Week 2025

Tony Eetak February 21, 2025

Celebrate National Kindness Week 2025 with Food Prompt Friday! Explore food product prototyping, art, and experiential design...

A groundbreaking virtual gallery, supported by the OpenAI Researcher Access Program, is offering Indigenous youth in Winnipeg, Manitoba, a unique opportunity to engage with the latest in digital arts and technology. This initiative is fueled by a partnership with the Manitoba Arts Council and is centered around participatory media arts, empowering young creators with hands-on experiences in game design, virtual galleries, AI image generation, prompt engineering, and coding. The gallery serves as a platform for cultivating critical digital arts literacy, encouraging the exploration of interactive media, curation, and AI technologies. By integrating gamification principles, this program helps foster a deep understanding of how digital tools can be used for artistic expression. Through this innovative approach, youth are not only learning technical skills but also gaining the confidence to curate their own digital artworks and experiences. In collaboration with Google News and other digital platforms, the project showcases how Indigenous youth are using cutting-edge technologies to enhance their creativity and expand their artistic horizons. By offering access to the OpenAI Researcher Access Program’s resources, the project equips young people with the knowledge and skills to navigate the rapidly evolving digital landscape, while also encouraging the incorporation of Indigenous perspectives in the digital arts. Based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, this initiative reflects the ongoing commitment to community-based innovation and education, with a focus on building digital literacy and fostering a new generation of Indigenous artists in the world of AI and interactive media.

AI For Creative Leadership: Empowering Communities and Redefining the Future of Art

The Arts Incubator - Winnipeg February 18, 2025

Winnipeg artists developed a free and delicious DALL-E 3 AI Food Art Generator, merging art and technology...

Unleash your creativity with this AI-powered art tool, leveraging DALL-E 3 and the OpenAI Researcher Access Program. Generate captivating Arctic landscapes, sci-fi realms, digital art, surreal environments, and more! Harness advanced artificial intelligence, deep learning, neural networks, and generative models to transform your ideas into visuals. Explore concepts like machine vision, computational creativity, AI-generated artwork, visual storytelling, and algorithmic design. Whether you're crafting realistic scenes, abstract expressions, or imaginative worlds, this free tool offers infinite possibilities for artists and creators.

Local Artists Amaze with Rapid AI Image Generation Tool Using OpenAI Technology

The Arts Incubator - Winnipeg February 17, 2025

Youth, Artists Explore AI with OpenAI Researcher Access Program Winnipeg, Manitoba — In an inspiring display of creativity...

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Fall and Winter 2024-2025 Arts Program

Tony Eetak February 17, 2025

Empowering Inuit and Indigenous youth through mentorship, digital art, and gamification, this project fosters climate resilience, cultural...

Apply for the OpenAI Researcher Access Program Through OpenAI-powered tools and mentorship, we’re fostering creativity, leadership, and community-based research, helping artists innovate in the digital arts space.

Through OpenAI-powered tools and mentorship, we’re fostering creativity, leadership, and community-based research, helping artists innovate in the digital arts space.

Apply for the OpenAI Researcher Access Program

The Arts Incubator - Winnipeg February 16, 2025

Apply for up to $1,000 in OpenAI API credits through the Researcher Access Program! Advance AI research,...

AI Food Prompt Friday: Pumpkin Spice Latte Pancakes Indulge in the perfect fall fusion: AI-crafted pumpkin spice latte pancakes topped with golden syrup, whipped cream, and a dash of cinnamon. This AI food photography masterpiece highlights the rich, creamy textures and vibrant autumn hues, capturing the essence of cozy mornings in every bite.

Indulge in the perfect fall fusion: AI-crafted pumpkin spice latte pancakes topped with golden syrup, whipped cream, and a dash of cinnamon. This AI food photography masterpiece highlights the rich, creamy textures and vibrant autumn hues, capturing the essence of cozy mornings in every bite.

AI Food Prompt Friday: Pumpkin Spice Latte Pancakes

Jamie Bell February 15, 2025

Explore our Pumpkin Spice Latte Pancakes recipe, a delicious fall fusion of pumpkin spice flavors and fluffy...

Artists Explore AI for Virtual Art Galleries A gallery without walls, a space without limits. Created by Indigenous youth artists in Winnipeg, this virtual exhibition redefines how we engage with art. By blending culture, storytelling, and cutting-edge digital tools, these artists are proving that creativity can thrive beyond traditional spaces.