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Thanks to the generosity of supporters like you, WAG-Qaumajuq welcomed 41 new artworks into the Gallery’s permanent collection during the 2025–26 fiscal year. Held in…

The newly opened exhibition by Bîstyek, Forbidden Colours, isn’t just a collection of paintings, it is a reflection of memory, the endurance of culture, and…

This past summer, Canadian Voyageurs by Frances Anne Hopkins needed some TLC. Restoring a painting from the 1890s is no simple task, but with the…

Suppose you’re passionate about architecture and interior design, and curious about what’s behind the doors of beautiful neighbourhood homes. In that case, the Associates of…

Summer is upon us! Take a moment to relax with art while you enjoy the outdoors. We have two exhibitions – FREE for the whole…

We are pleased to share that 189 new artworks have been acquired into WAG-Qaumajuq’s permanent collection over the span of the 2024-25 fiscal year! Thanks…

Abraham Anghik Ruben’s sculptures are instantly recognizable. Working primarily in stone, bone, and bronze, he carves intricate figures that blend human, animal, and spiritual forms…

At WAG-Qaumajuq, we believe art has the power to open doors—doors to learning, creativity, and community. We’re excited to share a special video that highlights…

Opening February 7, Threads of Kin and Belonging is the latest project to stem from the Trinnipeg Live Mixtape, an ongoing initiative started by Nestor…

MOTHERGROUND: Dominique Rey with Madeliene and Auguste Coar is on view at WAG-Qaumajuq, immersing visitors in scenes of motherhood and parenting. If you haven’t seen…

WAG-Qaumajuq needs your help to continue opening doors to meaningful experiences for everyone in the community. Your support will allow us to bring art, culture,…