A new exhibition at the Winnipeg Art Gallery, titled "The view from here — Staycation: The Art of Being Here," is showcasing more than 100 artworks from the gallery’s Qaumajuq collection that highlight Manitoba’s artistic landscape over the past five decades. The exhibition, which emphasizes local identity and cultural expression, features a diverse range of media and styles, reflecting the evolving narrative of Manitoba’s art scene.
The display includes works that capture the essence of the province’s natural beauty, Indigenous heritage, and contemporary social issues. Curators aimed to create a dialogue between past and present, inviting viewers to reconsider their connection to the land and its people. The exhibition is open to the public and offers a unique opportunity to engage with Manitoba’s artistic legacy through a curated selection of significant pieces.
Visitors can explore how the province’s art has grown and adapted, offering insight into the cultural shifts and artistic innovations that have shaped Manitoba’s creative identity. The exhibition runs until [date], providing a chance for locals and visitors alike to experience the depth and diversity of Manitoba’s artistic contributions. (winnipegfreepress.com)
