Gallery + Workshop

2018.architecture

location_ South Point Park, Winnipeg, Manitoba program_ Designed for the local Anishinaabe, Cree, Ojibwe and Metis communities, the project consists of an outdoor art exhibition space, a ceremonial gathering circle and a pavilion. The pavilion functions both as a workshop and ceremonial space, which includes a kitchen and fire pit for potlucks. Local members of the indigenous community, such as Elder Norman Meade and artist, Leah Fontaine were consulted throughout the design.

site panorama

proposal

With the artist’s permission, the following artwork are displayed in the rendering:
Stranger, Wayne. [Running Buffalo.] Bronze sculpture.

With the artists’ permission, the following artworks are displayed in the rendering:
Fontaine, Fontaine. Air. Photo collage.
Stranger. [Running Buffalo.] Bronze sculpture.

With the artists’ permission, the following artworks are displayed from left to right in the rendering:
Lavallee, Kenneth. [Black Painted Figures and Landscape] Painting.
Lavallee.[Running Wolves] Painting.
Fontaine. Water. Photo collage. New World Ideas.

With the artist’s permission, the following artwork are displayed in the rendering:
Stranger, Wayne. [Running Buffalo.] Bronze sculpture.

With the artist’s permission, the following sculptures are displayed from left to right in the rendering:
Stranger.[Emerging Beaver.] Sculpture.
Stranger.[Running Buffalo.] Bronze sculpture.
Stranger.[Flying Eagle.] Bronze sculpture.

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