We are on Treaty 1 Territory

on the original lands of Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene Peoples,
and on the National Homeland of the Red River Métis. We offer our respect and gratitude to the caretakers of this land.

Upcoming AGM meeting March 18th 5:30 PM This meeting is open to our membership. To attend please email admin@aceart.org


UPCOMING FLORAL FUNDRAISER

Upcoming Fundraiser at aceartinc.

Be Still: A Tender Exploration on the Art of Floral Still Life

Curated by Vanessa Reddecopp

 

Featuring installations from:

Stone House Creative

 Deer Dutch

Blomster Designs

Juniper Jayne

 Academy Florist

 Oak & Lily

 Geranium Lake Botanicals

 Cameo Flowers

Gossamer Flowers

 

On Friday, March 7th from 3-8 PM, and Saturday from 11-3PM, we welcome attendees to join us at their leisure. 

Event hours: March 7 from 3-8 PM, March 8 from 11-3 PM

Gallery hours: Wednesday – Saturday, 12-5PM

aceartinc. is thrilled to announce its upcoming fundraiser event, Be Still: A Tender Exploration on the Art of Floral Still Life, curated by the esteemed Vanessa Reddecopp of Gossamer Flowers. This is a two-day only pop-up event to take place on March 7th and March 8th, 2025

EXHIBITION BY MORGAN TRAA

My City is a Graveyard documents Traas’ relationship with the city of Winnipeg as a young adult
following the loss of her mother, and home, and the feeling of displacement within the city that
accompanied these life-altering changes. Consisting of 17 paintings and a video that includes
the artist’s poetry, My City Is a Graveyard uses Winnipeg as a backdrop for longing, anger and
reclamation of place. Utilizing a painting style akin to American voyeurism, an unbridgeable
distance is felt between the viewer and the painting, void of figures, the visual tension in Traa’s
landscapes are paradoxically heavy with absence.
The hot sun casts sharp lines dappled by sunlight through trees, buildings resembling
monuments to grief imposing on the blue sky. Traas’ work asks us to reflect on what it means to
stay in a city full of memories with buildings like gravestones.
“I’m Isolated within the city walls, downtown is quiet and I am stuck in time. The city and I have
this in common. We sit and wait to be moved, brutal in our stance and uncompromising in our
resolve. My city is a graveyard.” – Traa


A view of the block on which the gallery is located. The building is made of brick with large windows on the main floor. There is a tall modern building at the end with many windows. 3 cars are parked in front of the building. The sun is shining.

We are an Artist Run Centre located at
206 Princess Street in Winnipeg’s Exchange District.

Photo credit: Luke Tokaryk


Updated Governance

As an artist-run gallery, aceartinc. should be a community space where ideas can be shared, discussed and debated fearlessly but not without accountability.

-Rob Crooks, Board Treasurer