#Winnipeg arts

[syl16]

I like how orange his outfit is

[penaltyboxmaster]

Need another goalie support group for this season pls :))

i think i may do this for every division bc this is so fun, but my numbers say the central division is struggling with goal tending rn

[pocketneophyte]

Day 2 Snicketober: Sugar Bowl Gen!!! I love sugarbowl gen!!!

Used this prompt to finish off an old wip based on a pinterest photo

[noried]

eric comrie sketch page!

[gensjunia]

(at the end of my rope) Save me connor hellebuyck

[wack-wizard]

Winnipeg miku! She likes to avoid downtown, watch the bombers fail another year and (threaten) to stab ppl! Isn’t she just lovely

[piizunn]

We Will Always Remember (Where We Met), 2024

House paint on un-stretched canvas

On display at AceArtInc in Winnipeg, Manitoba from September 6th to October 18th, 2034 as part of a group exhibition titled ‘Room To Grow Tall’ curated by Sanaa Humayun and Kiona Callihoo Ligtvoet of Making Space, a BIPOC focused peer mentorship for visual artists.

We Will Always Remember (Where We Met) 2024 is an installation in the form of a map leading from AceArt Inc. to the Forks National Historic Site. The piece utilizes modern materials like latex house paint with traditional canvas, exploring themes of contemporary Métis homes, our trappers tents, and the ways in which Métis access knowledge, and housing, community, and our traditional spaces.

The map invites the viewer to walk from the gallery to The Forks as they consider the past and present uses of this land, and the relationship between the Métis and this sacred confluence. The work is a continuation of a piece created in 2024 for The New Gallery in Mohkinstsis titled let’s meet at the confluence which took the form of a public billboard in the downtown area.

At the core of my practice are concepts defined in the works of Gerald Vizenor, Sara Ahmed, and Chantal Fiola whose writings discuss notions of survivance, queer phenomenology, traditional Métis teachings, and appreciation for the lands that hold us.

The following is an accompanying text I wrote the morning of the workshop programming I planned for this exhibition.

Saturday, September 7th, 2024

12:01 PM

I’m staying with my friends B. and C. in their beautiful apartment in Winnipeg. They’re such sweethearts and I’m so grateful I can crash with them. I took the morning to myself after karaoke last night. I was sleepy and a little dehydrated so I stayed back to make my plan for the day.

I felt the sound of drums, I opened a window but the sound was coming from inside the building somewhere. I found the place where the drums were the loudest and standing in the dining room with my hand over my heart and a rowdy kitten named Mabel at my feet, I listened to the drummer as their voice joined the beat and felt the vibrations through my feet like the roots of a tree.

I texted my dad happy birthday, I had leftover root beer and french fries for breakfast, I let Mabel walk on my notebook as I write, and I’ll let myself move slowly today.

[vfdarlings]

snicketober two: sugar bowl gen

@free-my-boy-grumbot

The SBG as teens!! My apple pencil is literally taped together so digital art will be rare — good thing I prefer drawing on paper!!

[upstairsdownstairsandinbetween]

Antoine Samuel Predock, FAIA (June 24, 1936 – March 2, 2024)

Mr Predock was an American architect based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He was the principal of Antoine Predock Architect PC, the studio he founded in 1967.

Mr Predock first gained national attention with the La Luz community in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The first national design competition he won was held by the Nelson Fine Arts Center at Arizona State University.

Mr Predock's work includes the Turtle Creek House, built in 1993 for bird enthusiasts along a prehistoric trail in Texas, the Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College, and a new ballpark for the San Diego Padres, the Petco Park. He also worked on international sites such as the National Palace Museum Southern Branch in Southern Taiwan and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

[adelphenium]

a little kc + scheifs for @symphony7inamajor's kitty connor fic!💖

[ostin-jpg]

hockey wallpapers 🏒

(like/reblog if you save 🫶)

ko-fi portrait commissions still open!

[imaginal-ai]

"Happy Pride 2024" (0001)

(The Celebrating Pride Series)

From the end of May to early July, I will post a collection of festive images called "Celebrating Pride." I hope you like them!!

Shoutouts to Pride Winnipeg, WeHo Pride, Vienna Pride, and the 28th Pride Parade São Paulo, just to name a few!

For more info: IGLTA Pride Calendar

(@dclassof84: Note the body hair. Yay!)

[mysticauroras]

Winnipeg Greenback Walleye

day 2 of drawing fish until im good at it

instagram

[pocketneophyte]

Snicketober Day 27: uhhh…. Mount Fraught (?.?)

ok this is such a stretch but mount fraught > VFD headquarters > sugar bowl gen growing up together > lineup :)

prompt by @free-my-boy-grumbot

[alexplantewpg]

Another Plein Airpril from a little creek by my house on the way to the mall.

[gensjunia]

been getting really into orange yellow and purple lately