Best Art Studios in Winnipeg

La Maison des artistes visuels francophones offers a dynamic gallery space showcasing rotating exhibitions of local Francophone visual artists. Alongside its main gallery, a Mini-Studio with video projection capabilities supports diverse creative presentations. Visitors appreciate the unique architecture and the opportunity to explore a variety of artworks in a welcoming, intimate setting.

Ace Art Inc. is an artist-run centre known for its five major annual exhibitions and open calls welcoming emerging artists across all media. The gallery offers a dynamic range of contemporary art shows and projects, with visitors appreciating its creative atmosphere and accessible location. Some note that limited mobility access can be a challenge due to stairs.

Focused on mentoring women, non-binary, transgender, and Two-Spirit artists, this artist-run center offers mentorships, residencies, and workshops that foster creative growth and community. Programs include media-specific mentorships ending in exhibitions, international residencies, and diverse talks and studio visits. Visitors appreciate the welcoming atmosphere and supportive arts community.

Art City offers free, professional art programs for people of all ages, focusing on creative expression in a welcoming community space. The studio provides various workshops, summer camps, and art supplies, with instructors who encourage skill-building and fun. While hours can be limited, visitors appreciate the supportive environment and inclusive approach.

ARTlington Studios showcases a diverse collection of paintings, sculptures, and prints from eight local artists in a distinctive, creatively designed space. Visitors appreciate the friendly team and the preserved interior, though access requires pre-booking, vaccine screening, and navigating stairs to the second-floor gallery. Parking is available nearby outside rush hours.

Artful Owl focuses on teaching children art history alongside hands-on creative projects, helping them develop visual literacy and problem-solving skills. The studio offers classes and camps that engage various learning styles, with many families appreciating the friendly staff and inspiring environment. Some past participants recall minor craft-related mishaps but remember their time fondly.

Local Colour Art Group, formed in 1998, serves Manitoban artists who work in different styles and media. Our mission is to promote art and the creation of new works in our community. The club aims to create a place where members can gather and paint, and share their skills, interests and experiences. The Club is committed to developing its members by providing regular opportunities for learning… more...

Local Colour Art Group, formed in 1998, serves Manitoban artists who work in different styles and media. Our mission is to promote art and the creation of new works in our community. The club aims to create a place where members can gather and paint, and share their skills, interests and experiences. The Club is committed to developing its members by providing regular opportunities for learning in the form of in-person workshops, online paint and chat sessions and regular art exhibitions. Local Colour Art Group charges $50.00 per year for membership. The annual membership fee for Local Colour Art Group is $50.00 ($30 for LCAG and $20 for a membership at the Elmwood East Kildonan Active Living Centre). The total fee for LCAG membership is $30 if you're over 80 and have been an LCAG member for five years.

The Manitoba Printmakers Association Inc. is Manitoba's one and only artist-run printmaking centre, gallery, and studio. The association supports local, national and global print-based arts and collaborates with unique organizations to enrich the lives of Manitobans by producing and disseminating printmaking art. Martha Street Studio's lower level has 2,000 sq. ft. of production space that is… more...

The Manitoba Printmakers Association Inc. is Manitoba's one and only artist-run printmaking centre, gallery, and studio. The association supports local, national and global print-based arts and collaborates with unique organizations to enrich the lives of Manitobans by producing and disseminating printmaking art. Martha Street Studio's lower level has 2,000 sq. ft. of production space that is fully equipped. The upper floor has another 2,000 square foot of production space. This includes a gallery, archive, digital suites, print shops, sales areas, administrative offices, and more. Martha Street Studio provides public courses, workshops and exhibitions, as well as artist talks and presentations. It also offers dynamic educational programs free of charge for children and youth. Martha Street Studio, a Manitoba Artist Run Centres Coalition member (MARCC), is governed and managed by a board of directors. Find out more information about the artist-run centres by clicking here.

Pedro Reis, a multidisciplinary artist created Hunter Rei Studio to honor his late father after he died suddenly. The artist realized that life is short and started a campaign to preserve the lives of his friends and family. His mottos were "Too Rare to Die" and "Spread love", and his vision was for us to remember our loved ones, and to inspire others to do the things we enjoy every day. He… more...

Pedro Reis, a multidisciplinary artist created Hunter Rei Studio to honor his late father after he died suddenly. The artist realized that life is short and started a campaign to preserve the lives of his friends and family. His mottos were "Too Rare to Die" and "Spread love", and his vision was for us to remember our loved ones, and to inspire others to do the things we enjoy every day. He started out selling denim jackets hand-painted and custom cut and sewn from the trunk of his vehicle. His true passion is custom artwork. He opened his Art Studio & Gallery after leaving the corporate sales & financial industry. Ses murals, custom clothing, and artwork have been seen in Lisbon, Miami, and New York as well as Los Angeles, Winnipeg, and Calgary.