TJ for Kids Memorial Fund Event l Ian August: RE: BUILD THEM l Don McCullin: A Retrospective l COLLECTIVE CHAOS l Men With Beards

November 9, 7:30 pm to 11:30 pm
Plattduetsche Park Restaurant and Beer Garden, in Franklin Square, New York, 11010
Tickets $75 pp at the door
For reservations or donations
For more info

open bar - buffet dinner - dessert
chance auction - music - great prizes

The third annual TJ for Kids Memorial Fund Event in memory of Sgt. Anthony R. Johnson, Jr., also known as TJ, who was killed in a horrific accident in November 2010.

Our chance auction proceeds will benefit Angela's House Community Outreach Program.
Your purchase of tickets to the event, financial donation, or gift contribution will help us continue TJ’s legacy. Together we can help make the lives of these children and their families a little bit easier. We look forward to your participation in what is sure to be an incredible event!
God Bless You.
Susan Johnson, (TJ’s Mom) TJ for Kids Memorial Fund Fed. ID# 45-3423403

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Gallery 1C03 at The University of Winnipeg proudly presents RE: BUILD THEM 

to December 7, 2013

Admission is always free and everyone is welcome. Wheelchair accessible.

A solo exhibition of paintings, sculptural maquettes and video by Winnipeg artist Ian August that reflects upon the effects of the Bauhaus movement.  Ian has presented his art in exhibitions across Canada for the last decade.

Opening reception: November 7, 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. at Gallery 1C03

Includes launch of Gallery 1C03 publication Frank Shebageget

Artist talk: November 13, 12:30 p.m. in Room 2M70, 2nd floor of Manitoba Hall

The film Bauhaus: The Face of the Twentieth Century (ArtHaus MUSIK, 1994)

followed by discussion with the artist and art historian Dr. Oliver Botar

November 18, 4:00 p.m. in Eckhardt-Gramatté Hall, 3rd floor of Centennial Hall 

Monday – Friday: 12:00 – 4:00 p.m., Saturday: 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. Closed Sundays 

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Don McCullin: A Retrospective encapsulates the photojournalist’s journey from working class England, to the killing fields around the world, to the pastoral landscapes of Arthurian myth.  An exhibition of approximately 140 black-and-white photographic prints will be on display at the Winnipeg Art Gallery until January 12. 

McCullin’s photographs are extremely compelling, transporting the viewer from the front lines of the world’s most dangerous conflict zones to elephant festivals in India, Stephen Borys, Director and CEO of the Winnipeg Art Gallery

Aside from the photography in Don McCullin: A Retrospective, there will be films and video interviews with the artist, as well as magazines and contact prints relating to past assignments.

Art for Lunch: Don McCullin: A Retrospective
Tour with Chief Curator Helen Delacretaz, Nov 13 at 12 pm

Talks: A Witness to History: The Camera at War - Nov 24 from 1 pm to 2 pm

Film: McCullin - Nov 29 at 7 pm, Dec 15 at 2 pm, Jan 10, 2014 at 7 pm
A powerful documentary portrait of legendary British war photojournalist Don McCullin.

Debra Fehr, 204.789.1767

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Graffiti Art Programming Inc., 109 Higgins Avenue

COLLECTIVE CHAOS a large-scale collaborative mural by the EN MASSE Project.
November 14 - January 15
Opening Reception November 14, 7:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m
Featuring live music by DJ KINETIK & BIRDAPRES
Admission is free with a donation of non-perishable food item

See how the gallery space is transformed into an all-encompassing mass of black and white!  Jason Botkin and Jeremy Shantz, from Montreal, worked with 13 Winnipeg artists to transform the gallery walls into one of EN MASSE’s signature black and white murals.

The collaborative exhibition feature works by:
Jason Botkin, Jeremy Shantz, Pat Lazo, Patrick Skene, Julia Wake, Kenneth Lavallee,
Christian Procter, Takashi Iwasaki, Gabrielle Funk, Jason Cabredo, Nereo Eugenio,
Brian Hunter, Dany Reede, Rodrigo Pradel, Shaun Morin.

Pat Lazo, 204.667.9960

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Winnipeg Cinematheque, 100 Arthur Street
Men With Beards - Winnipeg Screening

November 15, 16, 21 - 9:00 pm l November 17 - 7:00 pm

WNDX l The Foxy Shoppe Soiree l NUIT BLANCHE

Sept 25 - 29, 2013

406 - 100 Arthur Street

The 8th Annual WNDX Festival of Moving Image turns the Winnipeg cinema world on its head with a massive bonfire of innovative new work in experimental film, video, installation, and moving image performances from Canada and around the world.

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September 28

The Foxy Shoppe, 87 King Street

We invite you to our all day soiree where we welcome Dano DanoTanaka Illustrator, The Polished Pinup Parlour, Whipped Cosmetics and VINTAGE by Drakestail Jewellery. 

Stop by anytime between our special hours of noon and 7 pm. 

You can WIN a number of wonderful PRIZES!

1-204-338-FOXY(3699)

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NUIT BLANCHE WINNIPEG

September 28

A free event. An amazing event. 

The Cyclotrope Circus - 7:00 pm until 9:00 pm at MAWA, 611 Main Street

The Cyclotrope Circus is a kinetic sculpture based on the idea of a zoetrope, an old cinematic apparatus that creates the illusion of motion from a sequence of static images. Inspired by Eadweard Muybridge’s photographic experiments of the 19th century, The Cyclotrope examines everyday gestures.

The Cyclotrope Circus was created by Montreal-based artistic collaborators Jacquelyn Hébert and Megan Turnbull and Winnipegger Nathalie Coulson. 

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Bike Jams presented by Rainbow Trout Music Festival 

at Graffiti Art Gallery, 109 Higgins Avenue, 8:00 pm until 12:00 am

Get there between 6-9 for pre-game activities including bike decorating and community bike art collaboration.  Stick with us to check out galleries in our city centre.  

After party at Union sound hall!

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Bannock and the Big Screen 

Neechi Commons, 865 Main Street at 8:00 pm

Neechi Commons and the Winnipeg Film Group are proud to present a sundown screening of short films and music videos (total 76 minutes) created by First Nation and Métis filmmakers for Nuit Blanche Winnipeg! 

We will be projecting films on the exterior of the Neechi Commons building. 

Several filmmakers will be in attendance. 

Bannock and refreshments will be served.

If possible please bring a blanket or chair to enjoy the screening. 

In case of rain the screening will move indoors to the Come N Eat Restaurant.

FEATURING:

Wab Kinew’s Good Boy 

        feat. Lorenzo & Little Hawk, by THE YOUTH OF NDINAWE (music video) 

Patrick Ross by ERVIN CHARTRAND

Nikamowin (Song) by KEVIN LEE BURTON 

OK, Now What? by JEFF BRUYERE 

I’m Métis by CHRISTIAN GOULET 

R Seymore Goes North by RHAYNE VERMETTE 

Kwoni by CAROLINE MONNET 

Two Scoops by JACKIE TRAVERSE 

IKWÉ by CAROLINE MONNET 

504938C by ERVIN CHARTRAND 

Journey My Heart by REIL MUNRO 

Zwei Indianer Aus Winnipeg by DARRYL NEPINAK 

Good Morning Native America by DARRYL NEPINAK

Maiden Indian by THE EPHEMERALS  

Drezden’s Nightstand by JOE E. IRONSTAND (music video) 

Empty by JACKIE TRAVERSE 

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The Winnipeg Art Gallery, 300 Memorial Blvd presents

• "Set and Re-Set" - 8:00 pm until 12:10 am, in Gallery 7

Gearshifting Performance Works is pleased to present the premiere of "Set and Re-Set", a site specific installation dance created by Jolene Bailie for The Winnipeg Art Gallery's Nuit Blanche. 

Dancers: Janelle Hacault, Jill Groening and Krista Nicholson 

Six performances throughout the evening. Each performance is 22 minutes. 

Showtimes: 8:00 pm, 8:45 pm, 9:30 pm, 10:15 pm, 11:00 pm, 11:45 pm.

Look at how re-direction, interruption and play can impact one’s perspective and reactions at any given moment as well as re-fresh one's energy and re-start one's journey. 

This is the third time that Jolene has created for The Winnipeg Art Gallery's Nuit Blanche.

9:00 pm until 2:00 am:

• Prog/Funk/Rockers THE XANAD00DS, and KING CABERNET 
• video artist TOXIC PROPHECY 

doing unique audio-visual performances through out the night, creating a groovy audio-visual soundtrack for the Beer Garden.