Event Calendar

We tend to care: artist & curator conversation with Carrie Allison, Franchesca Hebert-Spence & Marie-Anne Redhead

Presented by The Decolonizing Lens, join us at WAG-Qaumajuq for a FREE screening of Remaining Native.

Celebrate Valentine’s day by recreating the iconic pottery scene from the 90’s film “Ghost”!

Enjoy our signature dinner & tour program this Valentine’s Day, featuring a delicious three-course meal in our Skylight Gallery followed by an inspiring love-themed tour in the exhibition galleries.

Celebrate Valentine’s day by recreating the iconic pottery scene from the 90’s film “Ghost”!

This edition of WAG Wednesday Nights features artist Bîstyek and a screening of When I Go Outside.

February is Black History Month, and to celebrate, Manitoba Music and WAG-Qaumajuq are sharing a night of music presented through BPM | Black Professionals in Music on February 20.

Come and experience the night with Rayannah.

An evening with Dr. Sherry Farrell Racette 

Join us on the second Sunday of March for free admission to WAG-Qaumajuq and more family fun, thanks to Canada Life!

Writing home with Sage Broomfield

Create a ceramic bag to hold your flowers, kitchen utensils, toothbrush, or simply use it to brighten up your desk or shelf!

This exhibition presents a selection of Ivan Eyre’s series of “silhouettes”, and “cutaways”. It also studies his fascination with using everyday structures, such as the windowsill or a common packing box as a framing device. For Eyre, these structures were a gateway for “looking through”—and beyond—physical reality as we may commonly perceive it.

The first impressions of the enormous works in Wanda Koop’s View from Here are starkness and intensity. The evocative paintings feature prominent landscapes composed within the bald outline of a face, erasing the comfortable familiarity we have with both landscape and portrait.

Backyard Florilegium approaches WAG-Qaumajuq’s permanent collection with an eye towards revealing its otherwise hidden colonial history.

Manitoba artworks from the last 50 years invite you to experience your surroundings through new eyes.

Through the Eyes of a Child highlights the creations of the young people who attend art classes at WAG Studio.

The exhibition will highlight important personal milestones in his life, explore his deep interest in Inuit/Viking history and present a number of monumental recent works.

Forbidden Colours reflects Winnipeg-based artist Bîstyek’s Kurdish identity, personal, familial, and collective.

Crying Over Spilt Tea approaches WAG-Qaumajuq’s permanent collection with a focus on the “tea” and “T” — the stories, untold truths, and hidden narratives.

a matter of time explores the concept of spiral time, drawing from WAG-Qaumajuq’s permanent collection, and includes artworks across periods, art historical movements, and mediums.

Visitors to WAG-Qaumajuq can experience art before coming inside! Check out the sculptures outside Qaumajuq and the WAG – see works by Goota Ashoona, Abraham Anghik Ruben, Ivan Eyre, and Bill Vazan, all for free!