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Oct 24 2019

WAG Inuit Art Centre Construction Tour

Photo: Tyler Walsh, Tourism Winnipeg.

In the fall of 2019 we toured the WAG Inuit Art Centre with architect, Michael Maltzan, check out the behind the scenes footage!

Video by Tourism Winnipeg

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