Photo of Leo Moll Sculpture Garden courtesy of
Desination Winnipeg
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Galleries
A room or series of rooms where works of art are exhibited |
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Ace Art
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Ace Art Inc. is an artist-run centre dedicated to the work of contemporary artists, curators and writers. Ace Art invites and solicits proposals, explorations, uncertainties, site-responsive works and art centre/artist partnerships toward presentation.
Contact Information:
Website: http://www.aceart.org
Email: gallery@aceart.org
Phone: 204-944-9763
Fax: 204-944-9101 |
Mailing Address:
Ace Art Inc.
2nd floor
290 McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 0T2
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Graffiti Gallery
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Graffiti Gallery is the only gallery of its kind in all of North America. Focusing exclusively on youth art, the Gallery sponsors monthly painting exhibits and classes, poetry readings, performance night and photography sessions.
Contact Information:
Email: graffart@mts.net
Phone: 204-667-9960
Fax: 204-949-0696 |
Mailing Address:
Graffiti Gallery
109 Higgins Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 0B5
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Martha Street Studio
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Martha Street Studio is a professional artist print making facility and gallery located at 11 Martha Street next to the Manitoba Museum. The studio specializes in works on paper, editions and paintings and is dedicated to the promotion of awareness and appreciation of the printmaking art form in Manitoba and beyond.
Artists represented at Martha Street Studio explore a range of practices from cutting edge contemporary work to traditional representational etchings. We maintain an extensive inventory of art available for sale. As a non-profit organization, revenues from these works are divided between the respective artists and the organization to offset the costs of community-based programs.
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Platform
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Platform is Manitoba’s only artist-run centre devoted exclusively to the exhibition and study of photo-based art. Founded in 1981, the gallery operates as a locus of critical discourse, artistic development, production and exhibition; recognizing and respecting the tradition of the medium while encouraging innovation and re-evaluation of contemporary photographic standards and practices. As an artist-run centre we strive to remain as malleable as the medium itself.
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St. Norbert Arts Centre
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Surrounded by a winding river, lush forests and wind-swept prairie fields, the St. Norbert Arts Centre, a non-profit organization, is a remarkable and vibrant place for ideas and art. Built on the site of a former Trappist monastery, SNAC is dedicated to the creation, production and dissemination of contemporary art in all disciplines. SNAC provides a beautiful setting to create cutting edge art, contemplate the mysteries of life or just get away from it all.
Contact Information:
Website: http://www.snac.mb.ca
Email:snac@snac.mb.ca
Phone: 204-269-0564
Fax: 204-261-1927 |
Mailing Address:
St. Norbert Arts Centre
100 rue des ruines du Monastere
Box 175
St. Norbert, Manitoba R3V 1L6
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Urban Shaman Gallery
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Urban Shaman Gallery is an incorporated, not for profit, artist run centre. As Manitoba's only Aboriginal artist run, public gallery, we engage in the presentation, dissemination, contextualization and education of, and about, Aboriginal contemporary art and culture.
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Video Pool
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Video Pool is a member-driven media arts (including video, audio, animation, experimental electronics & software) production, education, distribution and exhibition centre. They currently have 470 members. They run about 20 - 24 educational workshops for our general membership each year and offer special education programs in partnership with community groups and secondary schools.
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Winnipeg Art Gallery
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The Winnipeg Art Gallery is Canada’s first civic gallery, established in 1912 to promote, cultivate and maintain Manitoba’s visual arts heritage through exhibitions, educational programs and the development of a collection. One of Canada’s leading galleries, it exhibits and collects works of Manitoba, Canadian and international artists. The permanent collection of some 22,000 works includes over 10,000 pieces of contemporary Inuit art, considered the largest in the world. Located in the heart of downtown Winnipeg, the signature Tyndall stone building is an architectural gem by Gustavo da Roza. In addition to eight galleries, there is a 320-seat auditorium, a rooftop sculpture garden and restaurant, a library, a gift shop and expansive meeting and lecture space. Art classes are offered in the adjacent Studio building.
Contact Information:
Website: http://www.wag.mb.ca
Email: inquiries@wag.mb.ca
Phone: 204-786-6641
Fax: 204-788-4998 |
Mailing Address:
Winnipeg Art Gallery
300 Memorial Blvd.
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 1V1
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