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Art gallery in the heart of Winnipeg, celebrating and showcasing art from rural and Northern Manitoba.

Open Tuesday to Friday, 10 AM to 4 PM; Saturday 12 to 5 PM

Part of the Manitoba Arts Network

06/18/2026

Artist Spotlight: Gillian Speelman (Gillian Speelman)

Born and raised in Canada, Gillian Speelman creates work that has become a visual record of her life’s journey.

Her current abstract, mixed-media series draws from the energy of years spent around swimming pools, lakes, and coastal landscapes. Influenced by her travels to waterside places, including a recent trip to the Caribbean, Gillian’s work carries a sense of movement, memory, and connection.

Through vibrant colour and layered mark-making, she reflects on the love, energy, and feeling held in these experiences. Her work invites viewers to bring their own memories to the surface and consider the places, people, and moments that continue to shape them.

Gillian’s work is on view at the 210 Gallery as part of Making a Mark, an exhibition by the Drawn Together Collective, until July 18.

06/16/2026

The Meaning of a Life by Cathie Ugrin (Cathie Ugrin)

Cathie Ugrin is a Manitoba-based fabric artist known for her rich use of colour and inventive approach to geometric design.

Her practice has been shaped by ongoing study with international fabric and quilt professionals, allowing her to continually expand her technique, refine her visual language, and grow as an artist. Through colour, pattern, structure, and fabric, Cathie creates work that feels both carefully considered and deeply expressive.

Her pieces have reached audiences across Canada and internationally, finding homes in the United States, England, Finland, Italy, Peru, and Slovenia.

Cathie is one of the founding members and Exhibit Coordinator of the Textile and Fibre Artists of Manitoba (TFAM). She has been a member of the Drawn Together Collective since 2021.

Her work The Meaning of a Life is on view at the 210 Gallery as part of Making a Mark until July 18.

06/10/2026

Creating With Cloth

Join us at 210 Gallery for a drop-in fibre activity presented in partnership with the Textile and Fibre Artists of Manitoba (TFAM), as part of Manitoba Journey Through Fibre and alongside Making a Mark, the current exhibition by Drawn Together Collective.

Visitors are invited to contribute to a collaborative cloth artwork that celebrates texture, creativity, and the many ways fibre can bring people together. Bring your inspiration, share your skills, or simply stop by and take part in the process.

June 16 & 17
10:30 AM – 3:00 PM
210 Gallery, 210 Princess Street, Winnipeg

All materials provided. Drop in anytime during the event.

06/08/2026

Making a Mark opened Friday at 210 Gallery as part of First Fridays in the Exchange, and what an evening it was.

Thank you to everyone who came through. The work is about the traces we leave behind, and it was something to watch that idea take on new life through conversation and shared presence in the space.

Making a Mark by the Drawn Together Collective is on view until July 18, 2026.
210 Princess Street | Tue–Fri 10–4, Sat 12–5

06/03/2026

First Friday, June 5!
Come everybody-
Come as you are⭐️whoever you are!
Find all the details here:
https://www.firstfridayswinnipeg.org/whats-on1.html #/
**CORRECTION:
DOXA Matcha at Createful Spaces 359 McDermot is appearing at July's First Friday, NOT on June 5.

06/01/2026

Making a Mark opens at 210 Gallery on Friday, June 5.

Presented by the Drawn Together Collective, this exhibition explores the traces we leave behind through art, memory, process, and connection.

Join us for the opening reception on Friday, June 5 from 6 PM to 9 PM, in conjunction with First Fridays.

Exhibition runs: June 5 to July 18, 2026
210 Gallery, 210 Princess Street

Learn more at 210gallery.ca

First Fridays in the Exchange

05/22/2026

Application deadline extended!

Artists now have until May 31 to apply for All Together Now: A Manitoba Arts Network Member Show at 210 Gallery.

Artwork drop-off window: June 9 to July 18.

This annual member show is a chance to share your work in community with artists from across Manitoba, including rural and northern communities.

Exhibition dates: July 25 to September 5, 2026
Opening reception: Saturday, July 25, 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Location: 210 Gallery, 210 Princess Street, Winnipeg

Apply here:
https://www.210gallery.ca/members-show-2026

05/19/2026

Reminder: 6 days left to apply.

All Together Now: A Manitoba Arts Network Member Show is a non-juried exhibition at 210 Gallery, celebrating original artwork by MAN members from rural and Northern Manitoba.

Artists are invited to submit one artwork in any medium.

Deadline to apply: May 25, 2026
Exhibition run: July 25 to September 5, 2026

Full guidelines and application:
www.210gallery.ca/members-show-2026

05/08/2026

Sapphire Sky by Marissa Willms, 2026

Marissa’s acrylic paintings are bold, expressive works rooted in texture and vibrant color that has a deep connection to the natural beauty of the prairies. Using acrylic paint, modelling paste and other mediums to create her contemporary landscapes Marissa’s paintings offer a sense of warmth and appreciation of Mother Nature’s beauty and are to inspire happiness and joy.

Marissa is a prairie girl born and raised in Winnipeg. Her journey into art started at a young age however life’s path took her into the corporate world. Now that Marissa is retired she is rediscovering her creative side. Marissa is gaining a following for her paintings which have been sold throughout Canada.

On view at the 210 Gallery as part of WAVE Action until May 23.

05/07/2026

Blue Wave by Laurie Wardrope, 2026

Laurie has been creating jewellery since an accident required her to rest after work. A lap full of beads, she maintains, requires stillness.

Her study of Interior design at the U of M in the faculty of Architecture developed her design sensibility, and jewellery making offered her the opportunity to complete a project in an evening. Her work has been influenced by training, and materials, as well as her summer surroundings in Matlock, at her lakeside cottage and studio “Moonglow”, amid the many shifting colours of Lake Winnipeg. Early in her process a friend shared a catalogue from a worldwide supplier of freshwater pearls, Swarovski crystals, and semi precious stones, each material or combination an opportunity to inspire something unique.

She also feels that becoming part of the WAVE group of artists has had a great impact on her work. A very talented group, she maintains, who are supportive and encouraging, challenging her to expand her horizons. Recently, with their encouragement she has begun working with resin, glass and beads in combination.

In keeping with the theme “Making Waves”, she has created a collection. A sculptural bowl “Blue Wave” and jewellery pieces formed in resin with glass inclusions.

On view at the 210 Gallery as part of WAVE Action until May 23.

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210 Princess Street
Winnipeg, MB
R3B1L4

Opening Hours

Tuesday	10am - 4pm
Wednesday	10am - 4pm
Thursday	10am - 4pm
Friday	10am - 4pm

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+12049430036

Website

https://www.210gallery.ca/

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