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| Since its inception in 1972, Plug In has played a vital role in creating a living culture in Manitoba. Plug Ins' main gallery is a large, street-level space in the heart of the historic Exchange District in downtown Winnipeg. From its origins as one of Canadas' first artist-run centers, the gallery has instigated myriad activities and spin-off organizations, including Video Pool and Mentoring Artists for Women’s Art (MAWA). In 2001 Plug In Gallery renamed itself Plug In Institute for Contemporary Art, reflecting the organizations' involvement in all aspects of contemporary culture on the local, national and international stages. With this new role, Plug In takes its place among the ICAs of the world, creating multiple access points to contemporary art in all its forms and media. As a place to encounter, experience and enjoy the arts of our time, Plug In ICA exhibits distinctive and engaging works in visual art, architecture, film, installation art, music, performance, photography, sculpture and video. Plug In ICA intends to expand its role in the community to bring contemporary art to audiences and audiences to contemporary art through exhibitions, tours, publications, workshops, conferences, artists' talks and digital technology. Future plans include an expansion of the existing space to accommodate greater audiences, activities and artists working in new technologies. |
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Plug In ICA
286 McDermot Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 0T2 Canada (204) 942-1043 FAX (204) 944-8663 www.plugin.org |
Director Anthony Kiendl anthony@plugin.org |
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This expanded designation, Plug In ICA, was announced in September, 2001 at a reception in Winnipeg, hosted by The Minister of Culture, Heritage and Tourism honouring the gallerys' success as Commissioning Institution for the Canadian Pavilion at the 2001 Venice Biennale. The audio-video installation The Paradise Institute by Janet Cardiff and Georges Bures Miller won both a Biennale Special Award and the coveted Benesse Award from Japan. online art auction 2001 (held here on eBay, November 29 - December 10, 2001) was sponsored by Winnipeg based design company blend.media group inc. and by Montreal based art shippers Fero Transport. Dream Houseand now it's 2008 - our online auction is back up and running again, bigger and better! We are running the auction on our own web site this year (WWW.PLUGIN.ORG) and will close with a live auction in the gallery. Below are more details - come and visit us and enrich your life today! Plug In ICA’s annual fundraising exhibition In an experimental meeting between exhibition and fundraiser, Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art asked artists from across Canada, the United States and Europe to re-imagine their domestic surroundings in creative ways. Their responses will furnish Plug In’s upcoming exhibition Dream House. All of the works in the show are for sale, and will be auctioned online and during a live auction April 4, 2008. Place your bids now, before noon CST on April 3, 2008. Why risk losing a bid in the live event taking place on April 4, 2008? Take advantage of the "BUY IT NOW" option and acquire that special work today! Our exhibition of work by famed and emerging artists from around the world will surprise you. So, browse the online catalogue, email links to your friends, and place your bids. Dream House features objects, prints, paintings, and works from all The show includes artists: Karen Azoulay, Eleanor Bond, A portion of the funds will go to the artists. On Friday, April 4 at 8:00pm, Plug In will host the closing party Visit the gallery at WWW.PLUGIN.ORG and place your bids today! |
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