#cre8ery

[winnipegart]

Brian Longfield at Cre8ery's last First Fridays show.

Self portrait tending to the trail camera, 2024/04/14,

Alert doe in Tall Grass, 2023/06/28,

Squirrel surveying his domain, 2023/11/06,

And if you gaze too long in the meadow, The meadow gazes also into you, 2022/05/19,

[winnipegart]

🐶 This blog is awesome bro!! I just wanted to jump in and let you know that cre8ery announced it'll be closing its doors on April 19 :( the last show will feature work by its owner & founder and run from March 28 to April 19! (no reception).

NOOOOOO

Thanks for the tip-off! That is a real shame, I always enjoyed visiting on first fridays. Here's the post on facebook, from the founder and owner Jordan Miller.

This will be the end of an era FR. I can't help but wonder where all of the artists will go. I hope to see some familiar faces in other local galleries, but cre8ery was always the largest collective in the city! It cannot be replaced 😿

But, at the end of the day, it was quite a large space and it makes sense that eventually the strain became too great. I believe the art community in Manitoba will stay strong, despite this great loss.

Manitobans, please visit cre8ery before it closes its doors! It is and was an incredible place.

Thanks again anon.

[zsjsilks]

"The Path We Took" c. 2005 By Kristina Kauss Currently on exhibit at #Cre8ery Gallery & Studio 125 Adelaide St., #Winnipeg June 8 - 19 #Painting #art #oilpainting #WinnipegArt #zsjsilks #exchangedistrict #haphazart (at Winnipeg, Manitoba)

[zsjsilks]

"The Path We Took" c. 2005 By Kristina Kauss Currently on exhibit at #Cre8ery Gallery & Studio 125 Adelaide St., #Winnipeg June 8 - 19 #Painting #art #oilpainting #WinnipegArt #zsjsilks #exchangedistrict #haphazart (at Winnipeg, Manitoba)

[mannymartinskarman]

Creating makes us feel vulnerable because we care so much...because we're expressing meaning and aliveness...we're expressing our own SELF. 22"x30" Ink and acrylic on cold press paper. Drop in @cre8ery to see them in person. ##auxiliarygallery #cre8ery

[liveoutloudwinnipeg]

Gallery Opening: Necromancy

Thursday, May 3, 2012 from 7-10 PM - Cre8ery (125 Adelaide Street)

Exhibition closes on May 15 at 6 pm

Puppets, puppets, puppets!

Here is the gallery show that Asa Nodelman has been preparing for for the last sixteen months. It includes eight new intricate marionettes and a retrospective of all the other puppets and props that built in the last few years. So come out and see what Asa's been bringing to life.

If you come to the opening I'll move some of the marionettes around for you, and we can enjoy a glass of wine together. Or I can move one of the marionettes around, and we can enjoy several glasses of wine together. It'll be fun either way. I'll probably be there for 1st Friday in the Exchange, too, in case you're too busy to make it out on Thursday. - Asa

Gallery Hours:Tuesday through Saturday, 12 - 6 pm

[liveoutloudwinnipeg]

Thursday, April 5, 2012 @ 7 PM - Cre8ery

A solo art exhibition by Cameron Cross. This show is open to the public and admission is free! Please bring your friends, family - anyone you wish. Posting this on your FB page is also encouraged. I hope to see you there...

Quite simply, I have been intrigued with black and white images - and the symbolism associated with them - my whole life. 

I have long been fascinated with early 20th century images. Suddenly, the camera was invented, and still and moving images were brought to the public in black and white. I find the optics of this period of history very fascinating. What happens to our sensibilities when we view images from this black and white era? Most images from this age appear devoid of warmth and emotion, the stuff only colour can bring. 

With the emergence of black and white film, the most famous images - political and Hollywood figures - became enormously powerful and even larger than life. For the first time in history, millions of people all over the globe could see actual pictures of their heroes and villains. There must have been something very overwhelming about this new medium.

Symbolically, black and white is the extreme version of who we are: good and evil, right and wrong, left and right, truth and lie, ...it’s all there for us to decode. 

It is with black and white that I create and explore these ideas / paintings.

Cameron Cross