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MAST EXHIBITION & FABRICATION
MAST EXHIBITION & FABRICATION is a company working in the field of staging exhibition stand, flawless design execution, and other related services helps in designing display, graphics,fit-outs, also hospitality.
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First Fridays in the Exchange
5-9 pm & 'After 9' FREE, all welcome Gallery hop. Eat. Stroll. Shop. Celebrate the Exchange District's creative community! From 5-9 or 9:30pm-Talk to artists in their studios, experience an Art Gallery opening, explore the unique shops, enjoy a stop at one of the cafés or restaurants. Then check out the 'After 9' events! Find all the details on the Guide and website.
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ART TALK/ART WALK: If You Build It
(This month only - no dinner) A lively talk followed by a guided walk through Exchange Galleries & Studios Please reserve: wfpnewscafe@gmail.com or phone 204.421.0682 $12.80 pp. Includes tax, tip and one glass of wine or beer. 237 McDermot (The Winnipeg Free Press News Café) Alison Gillmor will be talking with Joe Kalturnyk, founder of the RAW: Gallery of Architecture and Design and co-creator of those popular RAW:Almond “temporary fine dining” events, about artists who are architects, architects who are artists, and what their work can tell us about our cities, our communities and our built environment.
Find out more »Roots Above Branches
Roots Above Branches Artists: Robyn Adam, Niamh Dooley, Danielle Fenn, Kristin Flattery, Sarah Stewart Dates: April 6 to May 19, 2018 Opening Reception: Friday April 6, 8pm-11pm Location: Main and Marvin Francis Media Art Gallery Artist Statement Roots Above Branches is a collective of five recent University of Manitoba - School of Art Indigenous graduates from the BFA honours program. Our name, Roots above Branches, references to both our shared use of tree branches and other natural materials in our individual practices. It also references the nature of some Indigenous languages wherein the order of the words does not matter in conveying meaning, we felt that this allows us to reference multiple Indigenous languages as we all come from varied ...
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