Celebrating Architecture - Design - Built Environment

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About Us

The Winnipeg Design Festival is committed to building a culture of design in Winnipeg, one to rival that of other great design capitals around the world. Winnipeg is recognized internationally as a city with unique artistic and cultural offerings. WDF is an initiative of StoreFRONT MB. An annual Design Festival that cultivate and celebrate design, architecture, planning, and art in our city, and further propel Winnipeg’s reputation as a cultural hub.

The 2012 Winnipeg Design Festival theme is encapsulated in a single word: BUILD. The organizers of this year’s festival are working to cultivate partnerships with members from across the design professions and with the greater public, with a goal of growing design culture in our city.

This year’s festival will celebrate the products of the professions: Buildings, Urbanism, Interiors, Landscape, and Design, through a series of interactive events, exhibits, tours, lectures, and symposiums.

Mission

The Winnipeg Design Festival celebrates and promotes contemporary architecture, design, planning, and art in the city of Winnipeg.

As part of SFMB/Winnipeg Design Festival’s mandate is to promote education and design culture – access to all events are FREE for all who wish to attend and share in Winnipeg’s culture of design.

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Who are the WDF Organizers

Melissa McAlister / Sean Radford - Co-chairs

Event Organizers

Jac Comeau / Travis Cooke / Bree Bergen / Jeff Del Bouno / Christy Gonis / Marcela Mora Rivera / Alex Olivson / Jennifer Reynolds – 10x20x20Peter Hargraves – Ask an Architect Lisa Holowchuk / Jan Miller / Marli Sakiyama / Kate MacKay / Vicky Reaney / Kelly McRae – Building DialogueDane Kofoed / Hut K – BuiltMike Page / Conor Beach-Nelson / Steff Beernaerts / Andrew Lovatt – Chalk WalkDavid Penner / Jennifer Wiwchar-Fast Guy Prefontaine / Chuck Davidson Stephanie Voyce – Commerce Design WinnipegDavid Penner /Sasa Radulovic / Johanna Hurme / Dan Lett – FRONTlines Jac Comeau / Chris Wiebe – Iron Dragon Super MashupCarley Friesen / Mike von Tiesenhausen– JoineryThomas Fougere – MaquetteDavid Penner / Russell Krepart – On the BoardsBhavana Bonde – Park(ing) DayJoe Kalturnyk – RAW: HollowSharon Ackerman / Lawrence Bird / Jaimz Asmundson / Thomas Evans / Craig Rodmore / Solomon Nagler – Situated CinemaPablo Batista / Dora Baker – LanTURNEDMelissa McAlister / Sean Radford – SUPER LectureJino Distasio – Walking the Talk Kathryn Mackay – WDF Walks! / Tours!

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What Is StoreFRONT MB

StoreFRONT MB was established in 2010 by a handful of like-minded individuals who wanted to share and contribute their passion for design and the built environment with their fellow citizens of Winnipeg and the greater community of Manitoba.

StoreFRONT MB has been developed with the support and contributions of the following organizations and larger community.

Who Is StoreFRONT MB For

StoreFRONT MB’s mandate provides a wide range of programming and activities that aim to educate all members of the general public. Specialized programing aimed at the design community strives to increase design dialogue and cross-pollination within the design community.

What Does StoreFRONT MB Do

StoreFRONT MB engages the public and the design community through various programming measures developed to stimulate the local creative community and to promote interdisciplinary interaction. In addition, it facilitates public awareness of design, architecture, and planning issues that exist in our local built environment.

Contact

Please feel free to contact the above listed members for any additional questions, comments, or information on the StoreFRONT MB initiative.

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StoreFRONT Manitoba | 120 Yale Ave | Winnipeg MB | Canada | R3M 0L7

M A L A RAICMAA Institute of

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Design Community + Public + Private Sector + Policy Makers

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SUPPORTERS

The 2012 Winnipeg Design Festival would not have been possible with-out the generous support of our sponsors. The WDF organizers would graciously like to thank all our sponsors for their contributions.

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EVENTS

PARK(ing) DaySeptember 21 Various Locations – Downtown 9 am - 5 pm

PARK(ing) Day is an annual world-wide event where artists, design-ers and citizens transform metered parking spots into temporary public parks. A one-day global event during which participants transform park-ing spaces into places for people to congregate. This year, Winnipeg based Planners, Landscape Archi-tects, and Designers will trans-form parking spots around the city. Take part in the self guided tour to International Parking Day Parklets. Afterwards, a discussion with Planner Peter Marcuse. He’ll be speaking about his impressions of Park(ing) Day and downtown Winnipeg. Confirmed Participants include: Winnipeg Arts Council / Green Ac-tion Centre / Professional Interior Designers Institute of Manitoba / Architects Without Borders / The Manitoba Association of Land-scape Architects / For the Love of Winnipeg / The Planners Network / Manitoba Professional Planners InstituteUniversity of Winnipeg The name “PARK(ing) Day” is a Registered Servicemark of REBAR Group, Inc. Original PARK(ing) Day concept by Rebar.

rebargroup.org.

Visit winnipegdesignfestival.net to download the parklet map.

RAW: Hollow September 14 – October 14RAW Gallery290 McDermot Ave.rawgallery.ca

WDF is pleased to partner with RAW Gallery as part of the 2012 Winnipeg Design Festival to promote their September Exhibit. We’ve been told it’s ambitious and will be amazing!

RAW: Hollow – A site-specific in-stallation by Frank Fantauzzi and Charlie O’Geen. RAW Gallery of Architecture and Design was established to foster a dialogue between artists, archi-tects, designers and the general public. We aim to promote experi-mental and exploratory architec-ture. Ultimately, the gallery acts as a laboratory for spatial explo-ration, urban discussion and the overall re-examination of daily life. Check it out as part of WDF activities Friday 21 – 12-7 pmSaturday 22 – 12-5 pm 26 - 28 – 12-7 pmSaturday 29 – 12-12 amExtended hours during Nuit-Blanche

Joinery – A Collabora-tive Public SculptureSeptember 24 – 29 2 - 8 pmMAKE Coffee + Stuff751 Corydon Avecarleyfriesen@gmail.com

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Throughout the Design Festival everyone is welcome to come and build their own addition to this collaborative sculpture. Assemble one of the modules, and add it on to join others, contributing to the largest collaborative sculpture in Winnipeg!

We’ll provide a standard module which participants assemble. The assembled module is then placed, adding onto the sculpture. The in-stallation process will therefore be over a number of days during the festival. The growth of the sculp-ture will be documented and pre-sented as a physical measure of participants’ collective conscience during the design festival.

The sculpture will be built in the event space at MAKE / Coffee + Stuff on 751 Corydon. Stop by and contribute! Building will take place during the following hours:

Monday 24 – 2 - 8 pmTuesday 25 – 2 - 8 pmWednesday 26 – 2 - 8 pmThursday 27 – 2 - 8 pmFriday 28 – 2 - 8 p.m.Saturday 29 – 2 - 8 pm

10x20x20Winnipeg Art Gallery300 Memorial BlvdSeptember 21 - 7 pm10x20x20.blogspot.com

This event is produced by The Uni-versity of Manitoba Association

of Architecture Students (UMAAS) and the Manitoba Asso-ciation of Architects (MAA) Interns in Architecture Committee.

The event is intended to bring the local design community into one space to discuss ideas, projects and design in a social setting. The presentations are accompanied by food and beverages and will be held in the evening, hoping to at-tract a diverse audience by having some of the city’s most creative minds present.

The format for the forum is as fol-lows: 10 presenters, each present-ing 20 slides lasting 20 seconds each. The total presentation for each presenter will thus be 6 minutes and 40 seconds. The pre-sentation material from the list of presenters could be anything: an idea, recent work, an object, etc. Featuring An Exhibition of the Faculty of Architecture Student Work + the musical

stylings of Tony Neu

PRESENTERSRodney LaTourelle – Artist / De-signer / WriterDominique Rey – Video Artist/Painter/Photographer/Perfor-mance ArtistMichael Dudeck – Artist & Cultural EngineerShawna Dempsey & Lorri Millan – Performance Art CollaboratorsKC Adams – Contemporary Visual ArtistClayton Salkeld – Design BuildRay Wan – Raymond S.C. Wan Architect

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Desmond Burke – BIOS Architec-tureJennifer Stillwell – ArtistMike McDermott – Green Apple Skateboard Shop

WDF walks!Various Locations – September 22

Meet local Landscape Architects from Hilderman Thomas Frank Cram as they guide tours through 2 of the city’s newest Landscape designs. Millennium Library – Guided by Monica Giesbrecht, Principal, HTFC – 10:00 am

Take a walk through the newly reopened Millennium Library Park with Landscape Architect Monica Giesbrecht. Get introduced to the Park’s modernist history and how this tradition is continued in the new renovation. Learn about the intense stakeholder building process that now makes this park a vibrantly programmed activ-ity centre in the Downtown. Look below the surface of the park and explore the innovative design thinking and sustainable technolo-gies behind Winnipeg’s largest intensive green roof. Discover the three significant pieces of public art in the park and learn about how they came into being. Get a glimpse of what is yet to come for this vibrant public space. Meet at the beaker water sculp-ture called ‘EmptyFul’ along the Donald Street edge of the park.

Steinkopf Gardens – guided by Glen Manning, Principal, HTFC – 11:30 am

This tour reveals the story be-hind the rehabilitation of this landmark urban courtyard in downtown Winnipeg. The intent of the renovation was to update and refresh the space, which was originally constructed in the late 1960’s, adding life and improv-ing accessibility. The design team worked hard to respect and retain design elements from the origi-nal courtyard, while addressing new demands on the design, and advancing some of the original courtyard’s unrealized urban design aspirations. The tour will touch on the many challenges that were overcome, from uncharted utility lines to overzealous skate-boarders – and a few that we are still working on. Meet at the entry plaza on Lily Avenue between the Concert Hall and Manitoba Museum.

WDF Tours!Various Locations – September 22 West End Commons - TourSt. Matthews Church –641 St Matthews – 1:30 pm

The WestEnd Commons: Re-purposing a Community Icon Join Marten Duhoux from FT3, and Cathy Campbell [St.Matthews Non Profit Housing] to tour the new development of St. Matthews An-glican Church!

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The conversion of the 1913/1945 St. Matthews Anglican Church into the West End Commons has begun. This project merges af-fordable housing and community development goals. The design challenges of the conversion of an older building; construction while sustaining programming life of the building; building affordable hous-ing within a tight budget; and cre-ating a new ethos within an exist-ing community will be addressed on this tour.

Gathering site: north door on Mc-Gee Street at St.Matthews Avenue, 641 St Matthew

Martha Street Studio - Tour11 Martha St – 3:00 pminfo: printmakers.mb.ca/Like them!: facebook.com/mar-thastreetstudio Martha Street Studio is a commu-nity-based printmaking facility, dedicated to maintaining excel-lence in printmaking while advanc-ing artists and innovation through technique, education and commu-nity engagement. Located in Win-nipeg’s Historic Exchange District, the 4000 square foot production space, studio, shop, and gallery occupy a fully-renovated wheel-chair accessible heritage structure.

Want to find out more? Come check us out! Stop by for a visit at 3 pm Saturday, September 22nd, and take a tour of the facility, let us demo some printmaking and catch a glimpse of local artists at work!

We offer classes and workshops in a variety of exciting media – from screen printing to letterpress, lithography to linocut animation! In addition, we host two free youth outreach and mentorship initia-tives. Our professional and com-munity gallery are programmed year-round and we sell artists’ and members’ work through consignment and the affordable Print Shop. We offer studio space, equipment, support, and supplies to member artists (including a new state-of-the-art digital lab & large format printer!) We edi-tion new work collaborating with internationally acclaimed Manitoba artists.

Building DialogueSeptember 25 WFP News Cafe237 McDermot Ave 7 - 9 am

The WDF is pleased to support MPPI as they present the Breakfast Seminar: Building Planning

Dialogue Panel Discussion as part of the Winnipeg Design Festival. Check it out on your way to work! Admission to the discussion is free, the cost of breakfast is noted below.

This breakfast seminar explores the role of planning dialogue in public discourse from the perspec-tive of planning, policy and jour-nalism. Effective dialogue requires a common understanding of the use of language and a willingness to be open to other perspectives.Panel members will discuss bar

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riers to effective public planning dialogue, and strategies that can assist in overcoming these barriers and help build more effective pub-lic dialogue on planning issues. PanelJacqueline East (Planner and As-sociate, Dillon Consulting Ltd.);Dan Lett (Journalist, Winnipeg Free Press; andBrian Kelcey (Public Policy Con-sultant, State of the City Research) 7:00 am – Breakfast & Networking (Cost $15.00 - Registration Rec-ommended by Sept 20)8:00 am – Panel Discussion ‘No cost to attend panel discussion’ To register for the breakfast, visit mppi.mb.ca

FRONTlinesWFP News Cafe237 McDermot AveSeptember 25 – 7 – 9 pm

Winnipeg is at a turning point in its redevelopment. Major projects are being planned or constructed throughout the city, many under our last decade’s administrator’s guidelines for a much slower emerging metropolis.

In the past, the design commu-nity has responded en masse to re-imagine the city, whether the focus was our waterfront in the ex-change, or our mythic crossroads, Portage and Main.

The second event of the FRONT-lines series is going to feature three projects from the past that re-imagine the city on a civic scale. After introductory short presentations, designers and architects will discuss the issues pertinent to the projects in a mod-erated forum. Following the first event, StoreFRONT MB and Front-Lines will call upon our community once again to bring our vision and creativity to all Winnipeggers to help them imagine a more vibrant, livable and beautiful city. livable and beautiful city.

Situated CinemaVarious LocationsSeptember 26 – 29wndx.org The Winnipeg Design Festival is proud to support the Situated Cin-ema project as part of the WDF!This project is commissioned as part of the WNDX Festival of Mov-ing Image.

An alternative cinema-going expe-rience in which the interior of the movie theatre interacts with the city outside, the second iteration of the Situated Cinema project is a demountable micro cinema that will be installed at various sites in Winnipeg. Through the mobility and permeability of the venue and the mingling of silent films and shifting contextual soundscapes, the project embraces the interac-tions and juxtapositions of the city and asks viewer-participants and

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five commissioned filmmakers to do the same.

The cinema will loop 16mm films by Alexandre Larose (Montreal), Alex Mackenzie (Vancouver), Caroline Monnet (Montreal/Win-nipeg), Heidi Phillips (Winnipeg), and Izabella Pruska-Oldenhof (Toronto). The cinema was de-signed by Thomas Evans and Craig Rodmore. Solomon Nagler is coordinating curator for the project, which is accompanied by a catalogue with an essay by Jon Davies. Situated Cinema will be on the move!

Wednesday 26 - 9-11 pmOpening of the Situated Cinema @ RAW FUR / RAW Gallery.

Thursday 27 – 12-9 pm The Situated Cinema will move to the Forks for the day. Check it out at the Forks Market while attend-ing On The Boards!

Friday 28 – 9am-2pm / 8pm-12amThe Situated Cinema will be located at U of W during the day and move to the WAG following the SUPER Lecture.

Saturday 29 – 6pm-4am Situated Cinema is back at the WAG for Nuit Blanche!

Commerce Design Winnipeg – Call for EntriesStella’s CafeSeptember 26460 Portage Ave – 12 pm Commerce Design Winnipeg is an initiative of StoreFRONT MB, the Downtown Winnipeg BIZ, and the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce.

The Commerce Design Winnipeg contest will reward Winnipeg merchants for the exceptional quality of the interior and exterior design of their businesses and to highlight the talents of Manitoba designers.

Join us Wednesday September 26th at Stella’s Cafe as we an-nounce Winnipeg’s first annual Commerce Design Winnipeg Com-petition for details on how your business can participate and how

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you, the public can vote for those designed spaces throughout the city that have captured your atten-tion.

The Commerce Design Compe-tition was conceived by, and is franchised through, the Bureau du design Montreal.

Sponsor – City of Winnipeg

On The BoardsThe Forks Centre Court September 27 – 8pminfo – ontheboardsMB@gmail.com

On the Boards is an initiative of StoreFRONT MB aimed at strengthening the design commu-nity through comradery, sharing, discussion and critique of work among peers.

The intent is to build up the design community, create process-based dialogue surrounding a schematic stage of work, liberate ideas, and to know what is happening within the professional community. Architects, Landscape Architects, Interior Designers and Planners are encouraged to take part. The public edition of OTB will take place in the Centre court of the Forks Market. 10 minute presenta-tion + 20 minute discussion per presentation.

Presenters5468796 ArchitectureSyverson Monteyne ArchitectureStraub Thurmayr Landscape Ar-chitects and Urban DesignersSmith Carter, and Scatliff+Miller+Murray Inc

Walking the TalkSeptember 28 University of Winnipeg – 6:45 pm

Walking the Talk: University Devel-opment and the Inner City Com-munity Partnerships and Designs for Positive Change. Tour the University of Winnipeg Campus’ recent developments. This tour highlights the tremen-dous growth of the UofW Campus over the last five years with an emphasis on discussing the de-sign challenges of working in the downtown and within a diverse neighborhood setting. You’ll tour the new campus and get a sense of the complexities of engaging community in a mean-ingful manner. Meet at the WAG front steps. The tour will be led by Jino Distasio, Director of the Institute of Urban Studies and a board member of the University of Winnipeg’s Cam-pus Renewal Corporation. Take the tour before heading to the Super Lecture!

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BUILTHut K74 Princess AveSeptember 28 7:00 – 10:00 pm Opening NightSeptember 29 7:00 pm – 6:00 am Nuit Blanchehutk.ca

The WDF is proud to partner with hut K! In an effort to help the WDF spot-light local efforts towards design and beyond, hut K is proud to bring you BUILT – a showcase of designs and products that have gone beyond the sketchbook, and have actually been built.

From local designers like Matthew Kroeker and Sputnik Architects to the boutique manufacturers that help realize designs, BUILT will show you design you can live with. Follow hut K on Facebook!

Maquette100 King StSeptember 28 8:30 pm Opening NightSeptember 29 6:00 pm – 6:00 am Nuit BlancheCurated by Thom Fougere

Three dimensional modeling is a tool employed by designers, architects, makers, and manufac-turers to gain an understanding of the spatial implications of an idea. Three dimensional modeling – whether 1:1 or 100:1 – is arguably

the most revealing stage in the design process. Its physicality allows for a hands-on interaction with the manifestation of the idea. Something that was previously ideated along a single index, usu-ally through sketches or drawings, can now be viewed from multiple perspectives. This can facilitate a deeper understanding of not only the physical connections within the object, but also the larger con-textual spatial and emotional con-nections that the object will have with the surrounding environment. The upcoming exhibit, Maquette, will showcase a selection of these three dimensional explorations from established Winnipeg-based designers, architects and artists. Maquette will present how some of Winnipeg’s foremost creators use three dimensional modeling in their creative process. Whether in the form of initial conceptual iterations or the result of countless hours of labourious refinement, each of the objects on display will offer an insight into the creative process.

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SUPER LectureWinnipeg Art Gallery300 Memorial BlvdSeptember 28 – 8 pmFeaturing An Exhibition of the 2012 Prairie Design Awards A perpetuating archi-talk lecture series, culminating once a year with a SUPER Lecture during the Winnipeg Design Festival. For this special Lecture event, the WDF invites an out of town speaker to inspire the Winnipeg design com-munity and its citizens. This year, Lisa Rochon (Globe and Mail Architecture Critic, and cura-tor of online think tank CityLab) is keynote speaker, speaking about the shape of architecture in the future. The SUPER Lecture is a means of exploring architecture, urban development, as well as-

cross-pollination and building of relationships in the architecture and design community. Lisa Rochon is the award-winning architecture critic for The Globe and Mail. Since 2000, she has championed and critiqued archi-tecture and urban design from her base in Toronto and from around the world. She is the two-time winner of the National Newspaper Awards for her Globe column and has received the President’s Award for Journalism by the Royal Archi-tectural Institute of Canada. Lisa is the author of UP NORTH: Where Canada’s Architecture Meets the Land and is a contribut-ing editor to Modern North (Princeton, 2010) as well as

Alphabet City’s AIR (2010) and Trash, (2007), both published by

the MIT Press.

She often serves as a jury mem-ber for design competitions and as a keynote speaker lecturing on architecture and cities across Canada. She recently launched her blog, chasinghome.org and is cur-rently working to finish writing an epic historic novel.

Iron Dragon SUPER MashupWinnipeg Art Gallery300 Memorial BlvdSeptember 28 – 10 pmPost SUPER Lecture

Whose design will reign supreme? Curious about how bold ideas get cooked up and served as compel-ling images? Cheer on intrepid designers as they push their imagi-nations and graphic talents to the limit in a live battle – to create a visionary rendering of a future Winnipeg institution. No rules, no grades, no rewards – just rapid-fire ideas, a thirsty crowd, and a tick-ing clock. Watch the action unfold through multiple video projec-tions, interact with the designers, get involved! Featuring special guest judges, live music, street chef cook-off, pixels flying in every direction… Allez créer!

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Chalk WalkAlbert St – btw McDermott + Bannatyne September 29 – 12 – 5 pminfo - mikespage@gmail.com

Continuous Chalk Art in the ex-change streets. The Chalk Walk’s mission is to bring people downtown to enjoy a much forgotten piece of our urban fabric – the downtown sidewalk. Participants meet at The Cube

in The Exchange and are handed chalk to fill the streets with art. A group of selected ‘feature artists’ will be involved this year in addi-tion to the general public.

Albert St. will closed between Bannatyne and McDermot as the canvas for the event.

Ask An ArchitectThe Forks – Entrance between the Forks Market and Johnston Terminal.September 29 – 3 – 5 pm

If you have one of those “little building projects” that might benefit from the help of an expert, then bring your photos, plans, sketches, and imagination down to the Forks and Ask and Archi-tect. Architects will be on hand to provide 15 min critique session on projects brought forward by inter-ested members of the public. Featured Architects – BLDG Architecture1x1 Architecture

5468796 ArchitectureSputnik ArchitectureColin Grover

LanTURNEDWinnipeg Art Gallery - Behind the WAG300 Memorial BlvdSeptember 29 – 6 pm – 6 amPost SUPER Lecture

An idea . Turned on its side. Then turned again. LANTURNED pro-vides a new way to view and use ordinary every day environments. Taking advantage of readily avail-able technologies | SCAFFOLD +

LIGHTS | LANTURNED is designed to show that minimal and tempo-rary alterations can create spec-tacular changes. This will be the beginning of what is intended to be a series of temporary installa-tions that encourages the re-appropriation of every day space to create unique spatial and social experiences.

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EVENT SCHEDULE & LOCATIONS

Joinery – A Collaborative Public Sculpture / MAKE Coffee + Stuff 751 Corydon Av – 12 – 8 pm

RAW: Hollow / RAW Gallery290 McDermot Av – 12 - 7 pm

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Joinery – A Collaborative Public Sculpture / MAKE Coffee + Stuff 751 Corydon Av – 12 – 8 pm

Building Dialogue / News Cafe 237 McDermot Av – 7 - 9 am

FRONTlines / News Cafe237 McDermot Av – 7 pm

RAW: Hollow / RAW Gallery290 McDermot Av – 12 - 7 pm

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Joinery – A Collaborative Public Sculpture / MAKE Coffee + Stuff 751 Corydon Av – 12 – 8 pm

Commerce Design Winnipeg – Call For Entries / Stellas Cafe – 460 Portage Av – 12 pm

Situated Cinemas / Various Locations – RAW Gallery 9 pm

RAW: Hollow / RAW Gallery290 McDermot Av – 12 - 7 pm

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Joinery – A Collaborative Public Sculpture / MAKE Coffee + Stuff 751 Corydon Av – 12 – 8 pm

Situated Cinemas / Various Locations – The Forks

On The Boards / The Forks – Centre Court – 8 pm

RAW: Hollow / RAW Gallery290 McDermot Av – 12 - 7 pm

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RAW: Hollow / RAW Gallery290 McDermot Av – 21 12 - 7 pm

10x20x20 / Winnipeg Art Gallery 300 Memorial Blvd – 7 - 10 pm

PARK(ing) Day / Various Locations – Downtown 9 am - 5 pm

Joinery – A Collaborative Public Sculpture / MAKE Coffee + Stuff 751 Corydon Av – 12 – 8 pm

Situated Cinemas / Various Locations – UofW / WAG

Walking the Talk / U of W – 6:45 pm

BUILT / Hut K – 74 Princess Av 7 – 10 pm Opening Night

Maquette / 100 King St – 8:30 pm Opening Night

SUPER Lecture / Winnipeg Art Gallery – 300 Memorial Blvd – 8 pm Featuring 2012 Prairie Design Awards Winner Exhibit

Iron Dragon SUPER MashupWinnipeg Art Gallery – 300 Memorial Blvd – 10 pmPost SUPER Lecture

RAW: Hollow / RAW Gallery290 McDermot Av – 12 - 7 pm

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Joinery – A Collaborative Public Sculpture / MAKE Cof-fee + Stuff 751 Corydon Av – 12 – 8 pm

Situated CinemasVarious Locations – WAG

BUILT / Hut K – 74 Princess Av 7 pm – 6 am Nuit Blanche

Maquette / 100 King St – 6 pm – 6 am Nuit Blanche

Chalk Walk / Albert St - btw McDermott + Bannatyne – 12 – 5 pmAsk An Architect / The Forks - Canopy between Forks Market and Johnston Termi-nal – 3 – 5 pm

LanTURNED / Winnipeg Art Gallery – 300 Memorial Blvd – 6 pm – 6 am Nuit Blanche

WDF Walks Millennium Li-brary Park - Walk 251 Donald St – 10am Steinkopf Gardens - Walk 555 Main St – behind Centen-nial Concert Hall – 11:30 am

WDF Tours West End Com-mons - Tour 641 St Matthews – 1:30 pmMartha Street Studio - Tour11 Martha St – 3 pm

RAW: Hollow / RAW Gallery290 McDermot Av – 12 - 12 am Nuit Blanche

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