Exhibitions

Your permanent collection is back on view! Revisit old favourites from our European & Canadian collections, plus a few lesser-seen works.

For 150 years, the Winnipeg Free Press has remained a staunchly independent news source and now, in celebration of this historic anniversary, Headlines: The Art of the News Cycle, explores the news and how we consume it.

This new exhibition curated by Dr. Stephen Borys, WAG-Qaumajuq Director & CEO features the new acquisition of John Greer, Black Seeds and other works from…

This exhibition celebrates the experience of rediscovery with Ivan Eyre’s landscapes, underlining the feeling that with each encounter, the same work offers something new, something unexpected.

The Bisham Abbey Tapestries are back on view in Eckhardt Hall!

Kurelek’s unique realist painting style was applied to a diversity of subjects, including the Prairie landscape, new immigrants in Canada, life on the farm, spirituality, and mental health.

In Walter J. Phillips: Complete Graphic Works by author Roger Boulet, we learn that many of Phillips’ artworks were conceived to be or later used as Christmas cards and greetings. These artworks point to the significance of Christmas for Phillips and the importance of connecting with family and friends.

Robert Houle is one of the most influential First Nations artists in the contemporary art world. Robert Houle: Red is Beautiful features over 90 large installations, paintings and drawings created between 1970 and 2020.

This exhibition celebrates the experience of rediscovery with Ivan Eyre’s landscapes, underlining the feeling that with each encounter, the same work offers something new, something unexpected.

In Walter J. Phillips: Complete Graphic Works by author Roger Boulet, we learn that many of Phillips’ artworks were conceived to be or later used as Christmas cards and greetings. These artworks point to the significance of Christmas for Phillips and the importance of connecting with family and friends.