Exhibits

Hall Gallery Exhibit

Our Hall Gallery has proudly showcased an array of stunning local and regional art for over 25 years. From talented student exhibitors to seasoned professional artists, our walls have been adorned with creativity and inspiration. We invite the public to explore these visual treasures.

Hall Gallery Sponsor

Earl D. Talatala is a visual artist working primarily with acrylic and mixed media. Born in the Phillippines into a family of artists, Earl grew up surrounded by creativity, which laid the foundation for his own artistic journey. Now based in Steinbach, he finds deep inspiration in the beauty of nature, often reflecting its textures, colors, and spirit in his work.

While growing up on a farm in Pennsylvania Naomi included many art projects into her life. Naomi studied nursing and worked as a Registered Nurse for several years and then completed a B.F.A. at the University of Minnesota in Fine Arts before immigrating to Manitoba with her Canadian husband and their 3 young children. Art for Naomi is a search for the visual voice, for the light, spirit,...

Merrill Clark was born and raised in Winnipeg, where her artistic parents nurtured her creativity, encouraging her to explore various forms of art. This exposure sparked a lifelong passion for creative expression, which she has pursued through numerous mediums.

Previous Exhibits
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2024-2025 Exhibits

The public is invited to attend the opening ceremony of these exhibits. All ceremonies start on the first day of the exhibit at 6PM unless otherwise stated. Thank you!

Sept 6 – Oct 11, 2024
Kim Gwozdz, Swetlana Stang & Arlene Rattai

Oct 18- Nov 15, 2024
Sharlene Reimer
Rudolf Klassen

Nov 18-Jan 2, 2025
Historic Student Exhibit – Kornelsen School Artists

Jan 10-Feb 14, 2025
Jessie Jannuska
Natalie Svingen

Feb 28-Mar 28, 2025
Southeast Open Judged Exhibit

April 11-May 16, 2025
E. Merrill Clark

May 23-June 27, 2025 (No Opening Ceremony)
Naomi Gerrard
Earl Talatala

Toonie admission encouraged. Thank you.

🍁 The Steinbach Arts Council acknowledges that we are on Treaty 1 territory and that the land on which we live and work is the traditional territory of Anishinaabe, Ininiw, Anishiniw, Dakota, and Dene Peoples, and the homeland of the Métis Nation.

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