Stories

As the Winnipeg Art Gallery has evolved with the opening of Qaumajuq, the Gallery’s visual identity is also evolving to better reflect the important position…

Stencil printmaking is a technique that has been used widely in Inuit Nunangat, especially in the communities of Ulukhaktok, Kinngait, and Pangirtung. Kellypalik Mangitak’s 1959…

One of the goals of WAG-Qaumajuq is to connect our community to art in new and meaningful ways – whether that be through the exhibitions…

Head of Collections & Exhibitions, Riva Symko wrote about decolonizing museums in Anchorage Museum’s latest issue of Chatter Marks. In the article, From Considering a…

This spring marks the end of the inaugural year of Qaumajuq, and we are just getting started! Looking back on the last year, it is…

In September 2021, Tarralik Duffy received the Kenojuak Ashevak Memorial Award, the Inuit Art Foundation’s biennial prize celebrating established mid-career Inuit artists in honour of…

What an extraordinary time to be part of the Winnipeg Art Gallery community! This year, we connected with our community online and on the road….

INUA artist, Megan Kyak-Monteith takes us into her studio for some behind-the-scenes looks! Watch the video to hear Kyak-Monteith talk about her work and process:…

On September 25, 1971, the current WAG building ceremoniously opened to the public with a visit from Princess Margaret. This three-part feature by the Winnipeg…