Touring collage pavilion The Collage Party created by Paul Butler exhibiting in Graffiti Gallery; three collage parties set to be led by artists, musicians, dancers.

No This Without That is a showcase of Wane One’s recent works on canvas, inspired by the graffiti writing he experienced and created in the early days of his career in The Bronx, New York City.

Plucked from the basements, garages, bedrooms, and blanket forts of Winnipeg, this exhibition hopes to amplify the unsung, shed light on those working in the shadows and invite in the outsider.

The Graffiti Gallery celebrates their 21st birthday with 21, a group exhibition showcasing works from artists that have contributed to the gallery and its programming over the years.

Gabrielle Funk’s solo exhibition examines female objectification and empowerment in art, the media, and religion.

Neon Gray showcases new works by Troy Lovegates, some created as site-specific installations for the gallery, and others were made in sketchbooks while traveling the globe.

Jordan Stranger’s solo exhibition, I Am Not An Indian unpacks the reality of the Indian Act’s negative outcomes. Stanger shares his experiences and uses art to spread awareness of the harm caused to Indigenous Peoples.

7 explores concepts of identity, displacement, and reconciling the idea of home, through drawings and animations.

Lisa Kehler Art + Projects, in collaboration with Graffiti Art Programming, is delighted to present Aiming Too High | 26 Reunion Show. For the first time in over a decade, the original members of the important Winnipeg-based graffiti collective will reunite to show both old work and new.

Merging showcases works by Toronto street artist duo Shalak Attack and Bruno Smoky, known together as the Clandestinos Collective created during their residency in Winnipeg, MB.

Graffiti Gallery presents Re-Up, an exhibit exploring upcycling and repurposing of found objects through an artistic lens.