Nov 25 2019

Conversation Through Architecture

Photo: Tyler Walsh, Tourism Winnipeg.

Please read this Winnipeg Free Press story, if you haven’t already. The WAG Inuit Art Centre architect Michael Maltzan describes how the art, curatorial, second-floor learning centre, and vast exhibition space is designed to flow together and be in conversation.

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