Discipline Category: Ceramics

VP’s first annual handmade market for artists, makers, tinkerers, and creative technologists. We’re looking for makers to show off their stuff! DEADLINE EXTENDED! Deadline to Apply: September 4, 2026 Event […]

The Treasurer is an officer of the Forum Art Centre Board of Directors and plays a key role in ensuring the financial health, accountability, and sustainability of the organization. Working […]

Help shape the local arts landscape, champion accessibility, expand your network and connections, gain experience in governance, strategic planning, and policy development. Advocate for arts! We have over 30 art […]

Enjoy the prairie horizon depicted in embroidery, weaving, clay, leather working, quilting, print making, stained glass, sewing, marquetry, collage and more. All works from the MCML  Collections.

Join us for a TWO DAY indoor oddities market located at the Center Culturel Franco-Manitoban (CCFM), in Salle Jean-Paul Aubry space east of the Red River, in the historic French […]

From the collections of MCML, FIRED showcases 33 ceramic artists, whose work spans the 1950s through the 2020s. PJ Anderson, Robert Archambeau, Barbara Balfour, Miriam Birkenthal, James Cameron, Dorothy Campbell, […]

A recent graduate of our Exchange Arts Incubator program, Solange Roy is a Francophone, Indigenous ceramic artist living and working in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Solange obtained her Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours from the University of Manitoba in 2022. She won the People’s Choice award at the BFA Honours exhibition and her cake sculpture “You Want a Piece of Me?” won the provincial prize for the BMO 1st Art! National Competition. Solange specializes in hand-building methods to create intricate, colourful and unique sculptures.

Alan Lacovetsky has been making functional pottery and sculpture from custom-mixed clays for nearly fifty years. He has worked and exhibited throughout Canada, the US, Australia, China, Korea, Japan, Thailand and Croatia. After receiving a Master’s degree from the University of North Dakota, he taught at both the University of Manitoba and Brandon University. His earthy and ageless work is made on a foot-powered wheel and fired in a wood-burning kiln in a studio near Oak Hammock Marsh, with many materials sourced locally.