Best Aboriginal Art Gallery Winnipeg Near Me

Probro Probro: Great place friendly stuff it's not something big but if you have nothing to do just go there you will be entertained and will have fun.

jessid cubides: a very beautiful place

Gerald Bruce Hildebrand: The first place I experienced virtual reality.

E S: Wonderful hidden gem of local indigenous art. Very knowledgeable and helpful owner. Great selection.

Adam from the Crypt: Best selection of authentic and rare Indigenous art local, contemporary, and traditional. All mediums, owner is very knowledgeable re: provenance and origins/styles.

Barry McMillan: Very good service. A good place to shop for Indigenous art. Knowledgeable owner.

R Richard: Very good workmanship/ price on framing my canvases!!

Bill Smolinski: really cool spot lots of nice pieces for sale

Carrie Ho: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

Rita Toews: The Winnipeg Art Gallery is a must visit in the city. A large permanent collection of art as well as many exhibitions regularly displayed. Make sure to check out the gallery store for interesting items, prints and unique gift ideas!Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Yes …

Rodney: Lovely building architecture. The art exhibits, nicely displayed, covered a few genres but for me the most enjoyable were the stone carved figures column in the entry but most importantly was the Inuit section. The artistry and craftsmanship represented in the creations was just simply beautiful. A real gem. The staff were friendly and helpful especially the young lady in the cafe.

Patricia nyota: Reservation recommended Not sure

Dariusz Michno: Foot operated hand sanitizers are not very wheelchair friendly.

jen friesen: WAG has awesome fun classes for Kids at affordable prices. My daughter really enjoys clay class and mixed media.

Lily Guenther: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure

James Lund: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure

Michael Lyle: Stunning inuit art exhibit going on right now. Permanent exhibits are such a treat. Love the old paintings from the 15-1600s.Plan for about 4 hours to breeze through everything.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …

Dominique Smith: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes

Natalie Marion: Always a great visit. Loved the delicious food being served out of their coffeeshop.

Mia Balansag: I recently visited the museum gallery with my kids on a free Sunday, and it was truly an amazing experience. The grand entrance of the "Color Therapy" exhibit was both inviting and vibrant, with its seamless blending of white space and a mishmash of captivating colors. It was heartening to see a dedicated area for kids to create their own art, adding a wonderful touch of interactivity.However, my personal highlight was undoubtedly the section featuring Victorian, realism, and classic portraits. These portraits eloquently painted a rich tapestry of history, and I found myself engrossed in reading the backstories that accompanied each piece. The depth and attention to detail in these artworks were truly impressive.Another captivating exhibit was the indigenous art display, which provided a poignant lens into the truth and reconciliation of past hurts. It was an eye-opening experience, and I felt a deep sense of connection to the stories told through the art. Spending time in this section left me feeling enlightened and more aware of the struggles and resilience of indigenous communities.The museum also offered a haven for relaxation and unwinding. I could easily spend an entire afternoon there, away from the constant buzz of technology, feeling refreshed and calm. One of the highlights for my kids was the scavenger hunt for indigenous art pieces, which added an element of excitement and engagement for them.My only wish is that there were more interactive activities like the scavenger hunt. These activities would undoubtedly enhance the overall experience for both children and adults, making the museum visit even more immersive and memorable.All in all, our visit to the museum gallery was an enriching and enjoyable experience. From the captivating color therapy exhibit to the thought-provoking Victorian portraits and the eye-opening indigenous art display, the museum provided a well-rounded and engaging journey through art and history. It's a place that both educates and inspires, making it a must-visit for families seeking a blend of culture, history, and creativity.

Marilyn Forsyth: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

Tracy Ridley: First time to the store. Looks like an excellent place for First Nation's hand made articles. Also absolutely loved my Keychain that I got from my surprise bag

Jeremy Oldham: Anyways something new!

Raymond stahl: Very friendly people

Stacey Stockford: I love Cree-Ations. I always find something I love on here. I'm have a pair of Muks made I'm excited to get them and have warm feet this winter

TiredAnd Sick: Wonderful products and customer service!

Jeremy Williams: Pure authentic 😀👍 ordered some articles....can't wait to get them made....Only place in wpg for best quality aboriginal gear 😁👍

Dan Monahan: They have really really beautiful handcrafted local artisans materials that you can buy and view owned by two awesome people! I highly recommend you shopping for traditional products from here

James H: If you want quality, this is the place to go. I bought moccasins for my wife and mother from Creeations as gifts. Both were very excited to receive and use them everyday. The final product speaks for itself. It feels good to support local business, but even better when the value far exceeds the price. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed.

Alison Duncan: We are visiting Winnipeg from Toronto and we were happy to find an Indigenous owned business to support. The lady who was there was great and she told us equally interesting stories. We were so happy we stopped in here.

Kateryna Chobotar: This is my place of strength. I like them there.

Jorge Luis Luévanos: Beautiful place, the second Sunday of each month it's free for all

Marilyn Paluszak: Amazing.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …

John Scott: We only had 2 hours, but we could have happily spent half a day on the Inuit exhibits alone!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …

Michael Pynoo: This exhibit has an extensive display of the finest Inuit art. It is a must see as pictures do not do it justice or capture the fine details.Visited on Public holiday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …

oluchi chi: ᐱᐅᔪᖅ! Extensive Inuit artwork collection.

Donna: This place is amazing, such brilliant talent, go check it out!!

felix Laji griz: Amazing

J. S.: Loved the NDTR programming and guided tour of the gallery by one of the junior curators. Highly recommend spending a day to view and reflect on the numerous Inuit sculptures, carvings and artwork.

Pablo Listingart: Really nice place. We enjoyed with our kids the expositionas it is a very luminous and ample place. The displayed art is really interesting as well.