WAG Wednesday Nights

Featuring a curated selection of remarkable motorbikes, art moto invites you to look beyond function and explore these machines as works of art—where sculptural forms, meticulous engineering, and personal expression come together. From beautifully preserved classics to imaginative custom builds, each motorcycle tells a story of design, transformation, and the passion of its maker.

For this pop-up exhibition, we are partnering with the moto social Winnipeg community and team Winnipeg organizer, Steve Xoumph.

Whether you’re a motorcycle enthusiast, an art lover, or simply curious, join us on July 29 & 30 to experience the beauty of these extraordinary machines.

A selection of short films curated by TMFF, The Motorcycle Film Festival, returning to Winnipeg this November.

Motorcycles on Film

A short film selection curated by TMFF, The Motorcycle Film Festival

Five short films exploring craftsmanship, speed, identity and the people who bring motorcycles to life.

The Frozen Few, 3 min

Motorcycle as movement, atmosphere and historical imagination

A band of vintage motorcycle racers crosses into Northern Canada, chasing speed through a frozen industrial landscape as Robert Frost’s words and John Coltrane’s jazz carry them into another time.

Shinya Kimura, 3 min

Motorcycle as sculpture and artistic philosophy

Inside his California workshop, master builder Shinya Kimura transforms vintage machinery into deeply personal motorcycles that blur the line between engineering and art.

Jane Love, 5 min

Motorcycle as identity, freedom and culture

Situated between the memories and desires of Jane, a young woman who’s rejection of her conservative Southern upbringing has introduced her to the moody world of New York City motorcycle culture.

Song of Sosa, 7 min

Motorcycle as craft, metalwork and personal expression

Custom motorcycle craftsman, Cristian Sosa, a metalworker in Las Vegas explains his work process and philosophies while building a new custom motorcycle.

Motorcycle Boy, 8 min

Highly designed visually with distinctive motorcycles, fashion music and Japanese subculture

Members of the Japanese biker crew, The Specter Gang, talk about their origins and the underground Bōsōzuku style and culture.