Keeping Time: The Art and Heritage of Mennonite Clocks, provides an in-depth look into the craft and art of Mennonite clocks transported by immigrants to the Americas over the last two centuries.
This exhibit celebrates the beauty and resilience of the Anishinaabe and Dakota peoples, and commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO).
Through digital art prints, Indigenous Scholar in Residence Lucy Lindell transforms the physical structures of Winnipeg museums and galleries into Indigenous teachings that exist to help us live a good life.
The Fabric of our Being is a powerful textile art installation conceptualized by Jamaican-Canadian poet, author, and arts educator Nadine Williams. This collaborative masterpiece blends art and poetry to honor Black history.
This temporary exhibit features the stories of father and son Robert Jamerson and Frank Jamerson, who served during First and Second World Wars respectively. Both later lived in Winnipeg, serving as leaders in the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters.
Closing March 1, 2026. Explore unusual artifacts, hand-selected from our vaults for their unique qualities, including an 11lb Giant Puffball mushroom, a gloriously gaudy bison horn chair from the 1880s, a 500 BCE Archaic period wine pitcher, and more!
The Paper Trail to the 1923 Chinese Exclusion Act takes an unflinching look at Canada’s exclusion years, with a focus on the human impact and personal cost this law inflicted on Chinese people in Canada.
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