CUMBERLAND AVENUE:
329 CUMBERLAND AVE, Unit 1 • C2Centre for Craft
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Presenting the best of contemporary and traditional craft in Manitoba.
A project of the Manitoba Craft Council (MCC) and the Manitoba Crafts Museum and Library (MCML)
Wed. to Sat., 12 - 4 pm. Free admission.
Wheelchair accessible. (C2 closes at 4pm and re-opens at 5pm for First Fridays)
A project of the Manitoba Craft Council (MCC) and the Manitoba Crafts Museum and Library (MCML)
Wed. to Sat., 12 - 4 pm. Free admission.
Wheelchair accessible. (C2 closes at 4pm and re-opens at 5pm for First Fridays)
We are open to the public, 12-4pm Monday - Saturday.
Masks are now mandatory. We have COVID safety protocols in place with a maximum capacity of 8 people in the space at one time.
Current exhibition: lure- by Peter Tittenberger,curated by Chris Pancoe.
The Manitoba Craft Council is pleased to present LURE, a solo exhibition of a new work in ceramics by Winnipeg artist Peter Tittenberger curated by Chris Pancoe. His latest project follows a path that emerged from MCC’s Neurocraft in which Tittenberger was paired with neuroscientist Dr. Gilbert Kerouac to create work inspired by the brain. While the focus of that earlier work explored the role of the thalamus in fear and anxiety, this new series explores its opposite: desire. In this exhibition, Tittenberger investigates the lure – be it natural or manufactured, obvious or hidden – as a trigger for desire.
Safety Precautions:
- Masks are required at the C2 Centre for Craft. Please show off your most fabulous mask, or we would be happy to provide visitors with a mask if you are without
- Maximum of 15 visitors in the gallery at a time. We will have staff members managing the number of people in the gallery
- Visitors are required to sanitize their hand upon entry.
More info HERE
What's ON(line)!
•Marilyn Stewart Stothers: Retrospective. Virtual tour HERE.
•The C2 shop is now ONLINE Gift Certificates are also available at this time!
329 CUMBERLAND AVE, Unit 102 • Arts AccessAbility Network Manitoba (AANM)
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An organized alliance working for full inclusion of artists and audiences with disabilities into all facets of the arts community. History of AANM
Current exhibition: Respecere by Jen Sebring (They/Them)
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