Qaumajuq365, the Inuit art centre inaugural year
Northern Lights-inspired display at Qaumajuq.
Starting tonight, we’ll be illuminating the two connected WAG-Qaumajuq buildings. These Northern Lights will continue Sunday-Thursday evenings (6-10pm) this winter and evolve into projections of Inuit imagery closer to the opening of Qaumajuq in early 2021. The launch date of Qaumajuq will be announced after code red restrictions are lifted in Manitoba…stay tuned! In the meantime, come check out the lights and peek inside from the street to the Visible Vault!
The meaning of Qaumajuq is “it is bright, it is lit” in Inuktitut, inspired by the light that pours into the new building designed to reflect the forms, land, and light of the North. This theme of light will carry through a year of celebrations! Watch our website for all the ways you can take part – virtually and in person when it’s safe.
Thank you for your support and we can’t wait to come together with you in this inspiring new space.
Big thanks to Eventlight.ca for installing our Northern Lights!
2 responses to “Qaumajuq365, the Inuit art centre inaugural year”
Leave a Reply
Related Events
NEW! Virtual Art Tours
for Private Groups at Qaumajuq
Until December
Book a 60-minute virtual tour of the art on display at Qaumajuq, the world’s first Inuit Art Centre. Join one of our experienced art educators to explore the collection or feature exhibitions and enjoy lively conversations around the art.
Qaumajuq Projections
Nightly
Be transported to the North with outdoor projections inspired by the Northern Lights, highlighting Qaumajuq, the Inuit art centre.
Related Stories
WAG-Qaumajuq is open regular hours, see our tips for visiting here.
The Quauajuc are on “most” nights?
What nights?
Hi Ian, the light display is on every night from 5-10pm, with the exception of a few one-offs when the lights will be off for construction or exhibition install purposes, but those instances won’t occur too frequently! Hope you enjoy the display!