Welcome to Graffiti Art Programming in Winnipeg

Graffiti Art Programming is a vibrant and innovative art gallery located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. This unique gallery specializes in showcasing urban art, particularly graffiti, and street art, which has long been a captivating form of expression within cities around the globe. Founded in 2021, by local artist and activist Amanda O’Leary, the gallery was born out of a desire to provide a dedicated space for graffiti artists to exhibit their work and engage with the community. The gallery features a rotating selection of artworks from both emerging and established graffiti artists, such as Banksy, Shepard Fairey, and local talents like Leo Goyette and Sara C. The exhibits not only highlight the vibrancy of street art but also address social issues, working to bridge the gap between the urban environment and art appreciation. Graffiti Art Programming is known for its commitment to youth engagement. The gallery conducts workshops and outreach programs that encourage young people to express themselves through graffiti. With a mission centered around empowering marginalized voices through art, the gallery attracts a diverse audience, from art enthusiasts to local residents and tourists seeking an immersive cultural experience. History shows that graffiti often faced public criticism, but this gallery strives to shift that narrative, fostering respect and understanding for this art form. With a focus on community, inclusivity, and artistic freedom, Graffiti Art Programming is becoming an essential cultural hub in Winnipeg. Some interesting facts include hosting annual mural festivals and partnering with local schools to provide students with hands-on experiences in graffiti art. The gallery's modern approach is reflected in its beautiful indoor space, equipped with spray paint walls and installations that encourage interaction and creativity.