What's ON! JUNE 3
CHECK BACK THROUGHOUT MAY FOR  UPDATES!

ADELAIDE ST

125 ADELAIDE ST, 2nd floor
Cre8ery Gallery and Studio  
11am-8pm.
The Vivid Truth- solo show by local street artist Pink Panda.
New works in the auxiliary gallery.
Masks & social distancing will continue to be mandatory.

Pink-Panda: 'A Repeating Cycle Finding Balance'

ALBERT ST

70 ALBERT ST, Unit 210  Vantage Vintage 
Open until 9 or later.
Take a walk back in time through the lens of fashion! Featuring quality vintage apparel which spans the decades 1880’s-1980’s

ARTHUR ST

• • 91 ARTHUR ST  Seduta  arts + craft + stationery store.
    
  • Open 12pm-11pm with PopBar serving some delicious new flavours of gelato on a stick! From 6-11pm, we'll have Moshi Moshi serving amazing classic Japanese sandos.
    

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100 ARTHUR ST, Unit 300 Video Pool Media Arts Centre  
5-10pm. Presenting 2 installations:
• Sonic Trails - Lockdown by Örjan Sandred and Max Sandred. Presented in Partnership with Groundswell.
• Cluster Festival - Gold Cove ∈ RITUAL an installation by Adrian Berry. Co-presented by Cluster and VideoPool Media Arts Centre Poolside Gallery

BANNATYNE AVE

Unit 102-141 BANNATYNE AVE 
katie + gunner gallery Contemporary Art Gallery + Shop.
Open until 7 (or later)

CUMBERLAND AVE

329 CUMBERLAND AVE, Unit 1  C2Centre for Craft  
Reception: 7-9pm (no appointment needed)
Performance: Under the tent at 8pm. 
Gidamaji’igoomin maamikawiseyang gidoodaanaaminaan – Our spirit awakens when we remember our past   by KC Adams, curated by Aimee Craft.
Join us under the tent outside for bannock, tea, and conversation after viewing the exhibition in the centre, with a performance taking place at 8pm in the outdoor space.
Covid protocols:
The C2 Centre will have a capacity limit and require masks in our indoor gallery space. Refreshments, beverages, and the performance will take place outdoors.

Opening Reception and Performance on June 3, 2022

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329 CUMBERLAND AVE, Unit 102  
Arts AccessAbility Network Manitoba (AANM)
Opening 6-9pm
“body horror vignettes” by lita b.
lita b. (they/she) is a self-taught multimedia artist currently residing in Ontario’s Durham Region. A self-ascribed Mad/disabled Black queer spoonie, lita uses art as a means of catharsis for themselves with a focus on other Black queer Mad/disabled femmes as a way to find relationship through experiences where they do not see themselves represented.
Masking and social distancing are required in the AANM office/gallery.

MAIN ST

611 MAIN ST MAWA (Mentoring Artists for Women's Art)
• Noon – 1pm First Friday Lecture
Mindimooyenh: Indigenous Women Warrior-Artists by Suzanne McLeod. McLeod will speak about First Nations women warrior-artists who told—and tell—the stories of Indigenous experience and resilience.
In person at MAWA (masks required) or online with Zoom

Sherry Farrell Racette, Ancestral Women Taking Back Their Dresses, gouache and watercolour on paper, 1990 (collection of the Saskatchewan Arts Board, Regina)

• Opening 6-8pm
Loose Ends:
Foundation Mentorship Program Graduate Exhibition
Unfinished business. Lost memories. Scraps. Leftovers. How do loose ends speak in our practices? The 2020-2021 MAWA mentees grapple with the ephemerality and materiality of their personal and collective archives.
Exhibition runs June 3 - 24, Wed. - Friday, 10am - 4pm.  Masks are required at MAWA

Photo by Tricia E. Brock

ON YOUR WAY TO FIRST FRIDAYS in the EXCHANGE:

Honupoke restaurant, 190 Smith (Use St. Mary entrance)
6-10 pm.
Art Show by Josiah Galleries.
Painting reveal at 7pm!