A photograph of the exhibition of Home=Land Surveys (And Other Atrocities) with works by Roger Crait.
Exhibition of Home=Land Surveys (And Other Atrocities) with works by Roger Crait. June 23 – July 29, 2017 - Photo: Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art Gallery
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Urban Shaman Gallery

Program and component
Creating, Knowing and Sharing, Indigenous Organizations

Community
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Field of practice
Indigenous arts - Visual Arts

Grant amount
$280,000 over two years

Fiscal year
2017-18

Funding for Winnipeg gallery supports efforts to showcase Indigenous art

Urban Shaman Gallery in Winnipeg is an educational arts resource for local and national galleries, arts organizations, educational institutions, community-based organizations, businesses and the general arts community.

An Indigenous art resource for Canada

As the only Indigenous contemporary, non-profit art gallery in Winnipeg—and one of just three Indigenous artist-run centres in Canada—Urban Shaman Gallery is an educational arts resource for local and national galleries, arts organizations, educational institutions, community-based organizations, businesses and the general arts community. It works diligently to provide thought-provoking programming while supporting Manitoba’s Indigenous artists. It also invites national and international artists, and supports work by emerging artists.

Socially engaged art

Urban Shaman Gallery also makes a conscious effort to look for socially engaged art. An example is the recent exhibition A Place Between – A 60’s Scoop Arts Project, a ground-breaking installation that brought new faces into the gallery from both the arts and general community. It was accompanied by events like film screenings, a public-art billboard and a symposium and feast.

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