Eugene Kabrun to Exhibit at the Steinbach Cultural Arts Centre

The Steinbach Arts Council is proudly presenting the third visual…

Jessie Jannuska

Jessie Jannuska (she/her) is a Winnipeg-based multidisciplinary Indigenous artist and art workshop facilitator. She is mixed Dakota, Ojibway, and settler and is a band member of Canupawakpa Dakota Nation. She graduated with a BFA with honors from Brandon University’s ‘IshKaabatens Waasa Gaa Inaabateg’ Department of Visual Art in 2018. Jannuska primarily works in mixed media, beadwork, comics, acrylic, crankies, and murals. She uses a cathartic lens when storytelling to explore her Indigenous culture and share other Indigenous peoples’ stories of healing to try to create change. Jannuska utilizes portraiture, contemporary beadwork style, and mixed media to create the visual language that represents her Indigenous spirituality and that of others.

Natalie Svigen

Natalie Svingen is a talented mixed media artist based in the charming town of Marchand, Manitoba. As a self-taught artist, Natalie has honed her skills through dedication and passion, working with a variety of materials including wood, clay, and an array of paints. Her art is a harmonious blend of materials, messages, colors, and textures, each piece telling a unique and captivating story.

Historic Kornelsen School Art Exhibit

The Kornelsen School, founded in November 1878, holds a special place in Steinbach's history. Named after teacher Gerhard E. Kornelsen, it served as the community's primary educational institution for decades. In 1911, a two-story building was constructed to accommodate all grade levels until 1936. The original structure, closed and demolished in 1964, gave way to newer facilities, with the Kornelsen name living on through subsequent educational institutions.

"Rudolf Klassen Photography" An Exhibit by Rudolf Klassen

Discover the captivating work of Rudolf Klassen at the Steinbach Arts Council’s exhibit, "Rudolf Klassen Photography," opening October 18th, 2024. With over 25 years of experience, Rudolf blends adventure with creativity in his photography. His fine art landscapes, vibrant prints, and innovative oil painting concepts showcase the beauty of diverse locations.

"Earthy Textures" An Exhibit by Sharlene Reimer

Join us for the Steinbach Arts Council's second exhibit of the season, "Earthy Textures," featuring local artist Sharlene Reimer. Opening on October 18th, 2024, and running until November 15th at the Hall Gallery, Reimer's stunning macramé and fiber art transforms spaces with warmth and elegance, inviting viewers to connect with nature.

"Journey" An Exhibit by Kim Gwozdz, Swetlana Stang & Arlene Rattai

The Steinbach Arts Council proudly presents "Journey," a captivating exhibition featuring the works of three talented artists: Swetlana Stang, Kim Gwozdz, and Arlene Rattai. Each artist brings a unique perspective and style to the show, from Stang's self-taught mastery of oil and acrylic landscapes to Gwozdz's diverse local scenes and Rattai's emotive animal portraits in pastel. This exhibition exemplifies the Steinbach Arts Council's commitment to enriching the community through visual arts, showcasing both emerging and established local talent. Visitors are invited to experience this artistic journey at the Hall Gallery, where creativity and culture converge in the heart of Steinbach.