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Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art

Unit 1, 460 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada
R3C 0E8

info@plugin.org

1.204.942.1043

Wheelchair accessible. Please contact us if you have any accessibility needs or requests.

We are on Treaty 1 Territory. Plug In ICA is located on the territories of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene peoples, and the homeland of the Métis Nation.

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We are excited to announce the addition of our new

We are excited to announce the addition of our new Summer 2021 interns. Please join us in welcoming Mackenzie Anderson and Bronwyn Lutz-Greenhow!

Mackenzie Anderson (she/her) is Nihithow and Anishinaabe from Pinaymootang First Nation. Mackenzie is based out of Treaty 1 Territory and is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the University of Manitoba. Through the mediums of beading, printmaking and digital illustration her work explores themes of language, storytelling and intergenerational relationships.

Bronwyn Lutz-Greenhow (she/her) is a photo-based artist currently working towards her Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) degree at the University of Manitoba. Bronwyn works in a combination of analog and alternative processing methods to examine themes of materiality, environmentalism and the surreal.

These internship opportunities of Fundraising & Communications Intern and Education & Public Programs Intern are funded in part by Young Canada Works through the Canadian Museums Associations.

#welcome #pluginica #summerinterns

Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art is pleased t

Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art is pleased to partner with @cmagazineart, @aka_artist_run (Saskatoon, SK), and @the_new_gallery (Calgary, AB) to present: 99 Ways to Start, An online info session for emerging art writers based in the prairies 📒🖊

The online session will be led by C’s Editor Jac Renée Bruneau and will take place Thursday, June 24th at 1-2:30pm CDT (Winnipeg) / 12-1:30pm MT & CST

In this program, Bruneau will offer an array of questions, prompts, and principles for starting a piece of writing. Additionally, attendees will glean some standard, entry-level insight about publishing, putting together an article pitch, and digesting editorial feedback.

If you wish to participate, please write to editor@cmagazine.com including a quick note confirming you are an emerging writer in the prairies. More info at plugin.org ⭐️

In response to elevated health restrictions throug

In response to elevated health restrictions throughout Winnipeg, Plug In ICA is closed to the public until further notice. We look forward to welcoming you back into the space when it is safe to do so. Take care, be kind and stay safe ❤

If you'd like to be added to a wait list for an appointment to see Lori Blondeau's exhibition "I'm Not Your Kinda Princess" please email us at info@plugin.org.

In the meantime, please visit our website to check out the long form conversations between Chukwudubem Ukaigwe and artists Ekene Emeka-Maduka, Annie Beach, Cassandra Cochrane, Eve Tagny, and Iyunade Judah in Plug In Editions online; visit our video archives for artist talks and panel discussions; and stay tuned for an upcoming online discussion between Lori Blondeau and Franchesca Hebert-Spence.

Staff will be working remotely and can be reached through their emails, which can be found at plugin.org/contacts/. You can also contact us at info@plugin.org or 204-942-1043 and we will respond as soon as we are able.

Image caption: Lori Blondeau, (@lori.blondeau), Stones from my Kokum's House, Mixed Media, Installation image from I'm Not Your Kinda Princess at Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art, 2021. Photo credit: Karen Asher.

We are seeking an Education and Public Programming

We are seeking an Education and Public Programming Intern and a Communications and Fundraising Intern to join our team this summer!
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The Education and Public Programming Intern will assist with the coordination, promotion and documentation of events related to Plug In ICA’s educational programs and other public events. The Communications and Fundraising Intern will assist with the coordination of fundraising activities and communications strategies undertaken by Plug In ICA, including those related to the STAGES 2021 biennial, our 2021 Summer exhibition and public programming schedule and preparation for Plug In ICA’s upcoming 50th anniversary.
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These are paid internship opportunities funded in part by Young Canada Works through the Canadian Museums Association. Candidates must be under 30 years old, a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, and be returning to school following the internship to meet eligibility requirements outlined by Young Canada Works.
For more information please visit our website (link in bio)

Bring your moms to see Lori Blondeau's exhibition

Bring your moms to see Lori Blondeau's exhibition “I'm Not Your Kinda Princess" this Mother's Day weekend.
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We are open for this Sunday 1-5PM. Book your appointment today. Link in our bio.

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Image credits: Lori Blondeau, Installation image of I'm Not Your Kinda Princess at Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art, 2021. Photo credit: Karen Asher.
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#loriblondeau

You can now read all five long-form conversations

You can now read all five long-form conversations from our Plug In Editions Online publication. Guest edited by Chukwudubem Ukaigwe, the series features artists, Annie Beach, Cassandra Cochrane, Ekene Emeka-Maduka, Iyunade Judah, and Eve Tagny in conversation with the editor. Each feature goes in-depth on the artist's practice and their various trajectories thus far.
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Web design support by Ali Shamas Qadeer and Chris Lee.
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Visit our website through the link in our bio for more.
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Image 1: Cassandra Cochrane, Self Portrait, April 2020, image courtesy of the artist.
Image 2: Iyunade Judah, Self Portrait, Photograph, image courtesy of the artist.
Image 3:Eve Tagny, Lost Love (installation view), Never Apart, 2018. Courtesy of the artist/Never Apart. Photo: Edwin Isford
Image 4: Annie Beach, fuxk you endlessly, 2018, image courtesy of the artist.
Image 5: Ekene Emeka-Maduka in her studio, image courtesy of the artist.
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#ChukwudubemUkaigwe
#anniebeach
#CassandraCochrane
#ekeneemekamaduka
#IyunadeJudah
#evetagny
#plugineditions

We have openings to visit I'm Not Your Kinda Princ

We have openings to visit I'm Not Your Kinda Princess by Lori Blondeau tomorrow afternoon ✨! Make your appointment today by emailing info@plugin.org or calling 204-942-1043. Spots are available Wednesdays to Saturdays, 1 - 5 pm.

Image caption: Lori Blondeau, Grace, 2006, 14 ink-jet prints on paper, Each of 14 components: 50.7 x 50.7 cm (image), 61 x 61 cm (support), Courtesy of @kagcag Kenderdine Art Gallery | College Art Galleries | University of Saskatchewan Art Collection, Installation image of I'm Not Your Kinda Princess at Plug In Institute of Contemporary, 2021. Photo credit: Karen Asher.

#Repost @artist.in.the.pond with @get_repost
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My conversation with Eve Tagny “ravenala madagascariensis” is part of the inaugural issue of Plug In Editions online (@pluginica ), which I’m delighted to have edited. This issue “Take One”, is an anthology of conversations with five incredible artists. Click the link on my bio to read my conversation with @eve.t_eve.t

#Repost @ckyourprivilege with @get_repost
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Today is #transdayofvisibility and we love this collab with @soyouwanttotalkabout and @alex.albadree! Tag an org or someone we should follow in the comments!

Thank you, @lori.blondeau, for the beautiful bouqu

Thank you, @lori.blondeau, for the beautiful bouquet 🌺 congrats on the show “ I’m Not Your Kinda Princess” and please, everyone, reach out to book your appointment! Info@plugin.org

We are so pleased to be putting the finishing touc

We are so pleased to be putting the finishing touches on the #loriblondeau survey of works “I’m not your kinda princess” opening tomorrow, March 11th, running until June 19th. Please contact info@plugin.org to arrange your appointment.

Plug In ICA is excited to present I'm Not Your Kin

Plug In ICA is excited to present I'm Not Your Kinda Princess by Lori Blondeau, a survey of work curated by Nasrin Himada. I'm Not Your Kinda Princess integrates a broad selection of accumulated works over the artist's celebrated career along with a newly commissioned installation titled Stones From My Kokum's House. The exhibition will be open by appointment March 11 to June 19, 2021.

@lori.blondeau is Cree/Saulteaux/Métis from Saskatchewan. Since the 1990s, Blondeau’s artistic practice in the fields of performance, photography and installation, along with her curatorial work and activities as co-founder and Executive Director of the Indigenous art collective TRIBE, has proved decisive to the ever-increasing centrality of Indigenous art and knowledge production in Canada.

Visit the link in bio to learn more and email info@plugin.org to book your appointment. 📸 Lori Blondeau, 2020

#loriblondeau #I'mNotYourKindaPrincess

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