U of M Press publishing work on what is, isn’t heritage
This week, University of Manitoba Press is releasing Authorized Heritage: Place, Memory, and Historic Sites in Prairie Canada by public historian and University of Manitoba…
Zoë LeBrun
Local quartet releases first live comedy album
Are you missing live comedy and need to laugh? Look no further than Mouth Beef by Canadian sketch comedy group HUNKS. HUNKS is comprised of…
Breathing life back into the Winnipeg Art Gallery
On March 25, the Winnipeg Art Gallery’s new Inuit art centre, Qaumajuq, opened with two event-filled nights. This opening featured a tour of the new…
A timeline of a storied career
The Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art is currently presenting I’m Not Your Kinda Princess by Winnipeg-based artist Lori Blondeau. Curated by Nasrin Himada, I’m…
Anna van Valkenburg — ‘Queen and Carcass’
From Anvil Press and its subsidiary, A Feed Dog Book, comes a new collection of poetry called Queen and Carcass, written by Mississauga, Ont. author…
Exploring time, identity and ancestral wisdom
Constructing identity through history, lineage and culture is at the heart of Meryl McMaster’s practice. It is also the main focus of As Immense as…
A new era of art exhibition
PAWS: Protest, Activism, Whimsy and Self Care in Animal Crossing belongs to a burgeoning era in art exhibition. Curated by second-year school of art student…
The power of self-representation
Currently on display at the Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG) is Born in Power, an exhibition of photography and installations that speak to the identities and…
Supporting Winnipeg’s women and non-binary artists
In honour of International Women’s Day on March 8, the annual celebration of women’s achievement, the Manitoban is highlighting one of Winnipeg’s most prominent artist-run…
A fresh take on a timeless classic
Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet (RWB) is renowned for its high-quality performances exhibiting style, grace, versatility and technical excellence. Its 81st season will continue to showcase…