Artbeat Studio

March 20, 2020

I SEE YOU

30th Biannual Exhibition

Join us for the opening reception!

Friday, January 24, 2020, 7 PM

Artbeat Studio, 4 – 62 Albert Street

gallery hours 12-5 PM Mon – Fri

show runs until February 7

Free Admission

wheelchair access side entrance […]

Book launch of Journey: Artbeat Annual 14

Join us on

Tuesday, December 23, 2019, 7 PM

McNally Robinson Booksellers, Atrium

Nigel Bart (studio facilitator), Sister Carol Peloquin (SNJM), Katryna Lipinski and other special guests will speak at the book launch event. Be sure to arrive early- the Bart House Band will perform upbeat Old World Music prior to the program […]

introducing James Dixon

Community Arts Projects Coordinator

James Dixon is an Indigenous filmmaker and artist based in Winnipeg. With a BA in Film and Indigenous Studies from the University of Manitoba, James’ work revolves around his personal process of decolonization[…]

Artbeat Studio celebrates 15 years of arts and mental health programming with the release of a new infographic!

what's new at Artbeat?

Upbeat Artworks Online

After many months of preparation, we are pleased to announce the launch of the Upbeat Artworks online store!

Over 260 artworks by 70 Artbeat Studio alumni are now available online, including paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography, mixed media, and more! As we are a social enterprise, all proceeds support both the artist and mental health advocacy work of Artbeat Studio.

Shop Online at:

www.upbeatartworks.com

Do Good. Buy Art.

Art Saves Lives 2019

With the Art Saves Lives 2019 fundraising campaign, we ask for your financial support — donate today to keep Artbeat Studio alive!

Will you support us in decreasing the stigma and discrimination that coincides with mental illness and poverty through positive action, mental health education, and advocacy?

Donate Here

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Our New Community Arts Projects Coordinator

Community Arts Program Coordinator is hired! James Dixon is an Indigenous filmmaker and artist based in Winnipeg. With a BA in Film and Indigenous Studies from the University of Manitoba, James’ work revolves around his personal process of decolonization. His films have exhibited widely in Canada, broadcasted on the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, and collected by the Alexander Street Press. [...]

featured exhibitions

Yellow Horizon

recent works by Cynthia Villwock runs from December 2 – 20, 2014 hours: tue – ...

Visual Emporium

recent works by Michelle Hermary runs from April 1 – 17, 2014 ...

Co-Existence

recent works by Graham Hnatiuk runs from March 4 – 22, ...

altered photos: a play of perspective

a collaborative work of art facilitated by Stew McCulloch and Laurie Green Altered Images: A ...

support Artbeat Studio!

Artbeat Studio is

a unique community based, peer directed program that provides social supports, working art studio and gallery space, and mentorship for individuals living with mental illness for the purpose of recovery and empowerment. Artbeat Studio is a non-profit registered charity committed to decreasing stigma and discrimination that coincides with mental illness and poverty through positive action, mental health education and advocacy.

Services are provided free of charge to participants. The intended beneficiaries include each participant artist, their caregivers, the local inner city community, and society as a whole.