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Making Chocolate at Home Learn to make chocolate from scratch—our AI Food Prompt Art series explores homemade cocoa creations.

Making Chocolate at Home

Tony Eetak February 4, 2025

Learn to make chocolate from scratch—our Come Eat With Me Manitoba recipe series explores homemade cocoa creations.

Spring Manitoba Whitefish with Wild Leeks For this week's AI Food Prompt Art series image and recipe, we showcase a decadent raspberry and cream tart with a buttery almond crust and fresh Manitoba raspberries. A perfect sweet treat to celebrate a Manitoba harvest.

For this week's AI Food Prompt Art series image and recipe, we showcase a decadent raspberry and cream tart with a buttery almond crust and fresh Manitoba raspberries. A perfect sweet treat to celebrate a Manitoba harvest.

Spring Manitoba Whitefish with Wild Leeks

Tony Eetak February 2, 2025

This week’s AI Food Prompt Friday recipe highlights a raspberry and cream tart with a buttery almond...

Dark Chocolate Hazelnut Tart Recipe Indulge in a silky dark chocolate hazelnut tart, featuring a smooth ganache and crunchy nuts.

Dark Chocolate Hazelnut Tart Recipe

Jamie Bell January 27, 2025

Indulge in a silky dark chocolate hazelnut tart, featuring a smooth ganache and crunchy nuts. A perfect...

Manitoba Food, Art Project Launches Online Cookbook

Come Eat With Me Manitoba is a groundbreaking AI-powered cookbook featuring a new Manitoba-inspired recipe every week. Developed by Indigenous youth, this project blends food security, culinary innovation, digital storytelling, participatory media arts, and AI-generated food imagery to create a dynamic and interactive food experience. Each recipe highlights locally sourced, sustainable, and traditional Indigenous ingredients, bridging the past and future through youth-led research, community-driven food sovereignty, and digital literacy in the culinary arts. By harnessing AI-generated food art and prompt engineering, this initiative empowers young creators to explore recipe development, nutrition education, sustainable cooking practices, and the intersection of technology and Indigenous food traditions. Featuring wild game, freshwater fish, prairie-grown grains, foraged berries, and farm-to-table produce, this evolving cookbook supports Manitoba food heritage, eco-conscious eating, and digital-first culinary storytelling. With a strong focus on interactive learning, visual storytelling, and food equity, Come Eat With Me Manitoba invites readers to discover the vibrant flavors of the province while supporting youth innovation, AI-driven creativity, and culturally rooted food experiences.

Manitoba Food, Art Project Launches Online Cookbook

Art Borups Corners January 26, 2025

Discover Come Eat With Me Manitoba, a groundbreaking cookbook featuring weekly Manitoba recipes, AI-generated art, participatory media...

Rustic Manitoba Birch Syrup Apple Pie For this week's AI Food Prompt series recipe and image, we present a classic Northern apple pie made with classic Manitoba birch syrup, giving it a rich, unique flavor that’s perfect for the season.

For this week's AI Food Prompt series recipe and image, we present a classic Northern apple pie made with classic Manitoba birch syrup, giving it a rich, unique flavor that’s perfect for the season.

Rustic Manitoba Birch Syrup Apple Pie

Tony Eetak January 25, 2025

This week’s AI Food Prompt Friday recipe and image highlights a delightful Northern apple pie, enhanced with...

Qaumajuq. The Winnipeg Art Gallery

We come together at Qaumajuq not as strangers, but as echoes—called into the same light. The space holds us gently, like breath caught in a moment of knowing. Each step on the stone floor feels like a continuation, not a beginning. Here, collaboration feels like remembering. Voices blend, not to rise above, but to ripple outward—soft, certain. We build together in fragments and rhythms, trusting the silence as much as the sound.

Qaumajuq. The Winnipeg Art Gallery

Jamie Bell January 11, 2025

This photo from the Winnipeg Art Gallery and Qaumajuq during 'Auviqsaqtut,' is still growing, now over 255,000...

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2023-2024 Activities, Impacts And Outcomes Report

The Arts Incubator December 24, 2024

Introducing Our 2023-2024 Activities, Impacts, and Outcomes Report We’re thrilled to share our 2023-2024 Activities, Impacts, and Outcomes...

Designing our Mentorship and Internship Activities

This week, team members engaged in meaningful discussions about leadership, emphasizing the importance of actions over titles as part of our 2024-2025 Fall and Winter Arts Incubator mentorship program. We shared insights on how intentional actions can inspire others and foster teamwork, and we expressed our gratitude to Lucy Eetak for her dedication in encouraging us all to take on new challenges. As we continue to connect with our community through upcoming events and projects, we are excited about the opportunities to strengthen our arts initiatives and support one another.

Designing our Mentorship and Internship Activities

Art Borups Corners November 13, 2024

Cultivating leadership through action is vital for team success. Our recent mentorship meeting highlighted how everyday actions...

Creative Roots Jamie Bell and Evano Aggark, Jr. reconnect in Winnipeg this week — two longtime collaborators from the former Arviat Film Society, continuing their shared journey in Indigenous media and storytelling.

Jamie Bell and Evano Aggark, Jr. reconnect in Winnipeg this week — two longtime collaborators from the former Arviat Film Society, continuing their shared journey in Indigenous media and storytelling.

Creative Roots

The Arts Incubator June 26, 2024

This week in Winnipeg, Jamie Bell and Evano Aggark, Jr. reunited to reflect on their shared roots...

Living the Arts in Downtown Winnipeg Jamie Bell and the amazing Val T. Lint catch up in Winnipeg’s vibrant Exchange District after a week of inspiring arts dialogues — a true celebration of creative energy and collaboration made possible by the Manitoba Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts.