When the World Feels Too Heavy to Hold
Empathy is actually the hardest work we do; it is the choice to stay soft.
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Manitoba arts
Based in Winnipeg, The Arts Incubator is a hub for Manitoba arts, connecting local creators with Northern and Indigenous projects across the province and beyond. By supporting community-driven initiatives, mentorship opportunities, and digital innovation, the Incubator strengthens the arts sector while amplifying the unique voices of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario. From emerging artists to established cultural leaders, the Incubator fosters collaboration and sustainability, ensuring that Winnipeg and Manitoba’s arts community continues to thrive as a center for creativity and cultural exchange.
The Legacy of the Quietly Kind
The most enduring thing you leave behind is a reputation for being genuinely kind.
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The Art of Data
Hands-on arts-based workshop teaching data literacy, UI/UX, and creative ways to explore impact assessment data.
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Beyond the Numbers
Discover the massive global reach of our Open Access program. With 426 distribution points across Europe, Asia, and North America, our Indigenous stories are reaching…
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Rescuing the Rustics
A Call for Heritage Wood While our arts program is based in Winnipeg, many know that we have a Northwestern Ontario hub. We’re reaching out…
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Forest Foundations
Ditch expensive manufactured stands for natural log plinths that offer a sustainable, high-end look for any exhibition.
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Happy New Year
Wishing you a joyful New Year filled with health, creativity, courage, community, discovery, kindness, resilience, and hope.
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A Second Home Downtown
From workshops to conferences, we love spending time on the vibrant, welcoming University of Winnipeg downtown campus.
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Winter in the Heart of the City
Central Park is our favorite downtown Winnipeg meeting spot, but for now, we are staying warm indoors.
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The Deep Freeze Dialogue
Winter has officially claimed our favorite informal meeting spots, leaving our beloved park benches buried under heavy, silent snow.
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