Welcome to Medea Gallery in Winnipeg

Medea Gallery, located in the vibrant city of Winnipeg, Manitoba, is an innovative space dedicated to showcasing contemporary art and fostering dialogues between artists and the community. Founded in 2020 by local artist and curator Maya Thompson, the gallery has quickly become a cornerstone for emerging and established artists alike. The gallery is known for its eclectic exhibitions that span a variety of mediums, including painting, sculpture, photography, and multimedia installations. Medea Gallery represents a diverse group of artists, notable names include Marianne Nicolson, known for her stunning works that blend Indigenous culture and contemporary practice, and David Garneau, whose creations explore themes of identity and place. With a focus on fostering inclusivity and representation in the arts, Medea Gallery aims to provide a platform for underrepresented voices within the Canadian art scene. The mission of the gallery is to challenge perceptions and provoke thought through engaging art experiences, making it a favorite destination for art enthusiasts, collectors, and the general public. The gallery hosts regular events, workshops, and artist talks that encourage community involvement and interaction, appealing to a wide target audience of art lovers, students, and families. Medea Gallery's commitment to supporting local artists and its dynamic programming has earned it acclaim in the region, with annual participation in Winnipeg’s Art Gallery Festival, contributing to a growing appreciation for contemporary art in Manitoba.