Winnipeg Art Gallery Review

We were here 8 years ago and it was great to be back here. Now (summer 2018), there are several large special exhibitions underway. Impressionist paintings are great, Canadian female artists (1900-1960) are great, others are worth seeing. When the Inuit annex is complete, the Winnipeg Art Gallery will be fantastic, with the largest Inuit art collection in the world.

The Winnipeg Art Museum is located in one of the three provinces of the Canadian grassland, Winnipeg, the capital of Manitoba, is also the geographical center of the North American mainland. The museum is novel in shape, mainly to collect art works of local indigenous North America and ethnic characteristics, with more than 20,000 pieces in the collection. It's a very special gallery.

The Winnipeg Art Gallery is very much like a bow of a ship, featuring modern works by artists from Manitoba and other parts of Canada. It also features works by Inuit, Gothic and Renaissance.

The art gallery in Winnipeg is very good. It takes about five to ten minutes to walk from the Legislative Building in Manitoba. It is just across the road from the radidon mall. It is a three-story building and does not open on weekends. There are quite a lot of artwork inside!

There are often various theme art exhibitions, if you encounter your favorite artist exhibition, don't miss, such as Dalit, Van Gogh, the usual exhibits have ancient Greece and Rome and other periods.