Group Exhibition by the WPG Pantsuit Collective

EXHIBITION INFORMATION TO BE ANNOUNCED AT A LATER DATE 

OPENING DATE : NOVEMBER 1 2025 

EXHIBITION RUN: NOVEMBER 1 – DECEMBER 14 2025

 

The Winnipeg Pantsuit Collective consists of eight artists living and practicing in Winnipeg and the surrounding area. We were brought together through the Mentoring Artist for Women Artists (MAWA) 2019/2020 Foundation Mentorship Program. We began our mentorship in September 2019 where we developed our art practices in parallel and our collective relationship. facilitating factor for our collective was the shift from in person programming to online during the pandemic where no contact meetings ensued and we were forced to adapt together. The emotional and social changes felt across the world over the past few years have served as inspiration for our previous group exhibitions, and ultimately solidified us as artists in unison.

Members of the Winnipeg Pantsuit Collective:
Allison Stevens – https://vimeo.com/allisonstevens
Barb Bottle – https://www.barbarabottle.com/
Jessie Jannuska – https://www.jessiejannuska.com/
Jocelyne Le Léannec – https://jocelyneleleannec.com/
Kristina Blackwood – https://www.instagram.com/kblackwood.maker/
Laura Lewis – https://lauralewis.ca/
Monique Fillion – https://www.moniquefillion.com/
Nichol Marsch – https://www.nicholmarsch.com/

Through collaborative investigation, we examine and evaluate commonalities within our individual practices to create a cohesive narrative.

More information regarding the WPG Pantsuit Collective can be found here: https://winnipegpantsuitcollective.com/

 

About aceartinc.: We are an artist-run centre dedicated to the support, exhibition, and dissemination of contemporary art. aceartinc. Presents five major exhibitions a year by contemporary visual artists. www.aceart.org

We are on Treaty 1 Territory. On the original lands of Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene Peoples, and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis. We offer our respect and gratitude to the caretakers of this land.

 

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